IXL.com offers accessible learning experiences for students with disabilities, including those who are blind or visually impaired. As an accessible learning tool, IXL.com ensures the platform is compatible with screen readers, enabling students to navigate lessons, answer questions, and receive feedback through auditory cues. IXL’s user interface allows customization of text size, color contrast, and keyboard navigation, enhancing usability for individuals with low vision. Additionally, the platform’s alignment with educational standards ensures that all learners, regardless of ability, can engage with comprehensive curriculum content, fostering inclusion and independence in the learning process.

Here are some useful JAWS keyboard shortcuts that can help you navigate IXL.com an accessible learning tool.

General Navigation

  • Go Back a PageALT + LEFT ARROW or BACKSPACE
  • Go Forward a PageALT + RIGHT ARROW
  • Next LinkTAB
  • Previous LinkSHIFT + TAB
  • Open LinkENTER
  • List LinksINSERT + F7
  • List HeadingsINSERT + F6
  • List FramesINSERT + F9
IXL.com accessible learning tool
IXL.com accessible learning tool

Forms and Fields

  • Enter Forms ModeENTER
  • Exit Forms ModeNUM PAD PLUS
  • Next Form FieldF
  • Previous Form FieldSHIFT + F
  • List Form FieldsINSERT + F5
  • Next Edit BoxE
  • Previous Edit BoxSHIFT + E
  • List Edit BoxesCTRL + INSERT + E

Tables

  • Next TableT
  • Previous TableSHIFT + T
  • List Keystrokes for Table NavigationINSERT + SPACEBAR, followed by T, then QUESTION MARK

Reading and Navigation

  • Read Current LineINSERT + UP ARROW
  • Read Next LineDOWN ARROW
  • Read Previous LineUP ARROW
  • Read Current WordINSERT + NUM PAD 5
  • Read Next WordINSERT + RIGHT ARROW
  • Read Previous WordINSERT + LEFT ARROW

These shortcuts should help you navigate IXL.com more efficiently with JAWS. More Videos with Commands and Access Training

By Dr Denise

My team and I have a passion for teaching blind and low vision children and adults how to become independent in all areas through the use of technology and other blind skills.