Which is an example of accessible technology?

• A. A standard desktop computer without accessibility features.
• B. A high-end graphic calculator for STEM.
• C. Screen reader software.
• D. A printer.

Answer: (C)

Accessible technology is designed to help people with disabilities access information and perform tasks. Screen reader software demonstrates this by converting on-screen text into speech, allowing someone who is blind or has low vision to hear content and navigate the interface without needing to see it. It often works with keyboard input and can be paired with braille displays, making digital content, websites, and apps usable. Others listed don’t inherently provide accessibility: a standard desktop computer without accessibility features isn’t automatically usable for someone with vision impairments; a high-end calculator may be powerful but doesn’t guarantee accessibility for all users; a printer mainly outputs information and doesn’t itself make digital content accessible. So screen reader software exemplifies accessible technology.