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Guide · Special Education

IEP & 504 accommodations overview

How built-in accessibility features — text-to-speech, dyslexia-friendly formatting, ADHD and autism supports — fit classroom practice.

Updated · Natalie Gibson

HeyOtto includes text-to-speech, dyslexia-friendly formatting, ADHD and autism supports, gifted enrichment, and scaffolding in the core product teachers can configure.

On this page
  1. What’s included
  2. Classroom use
  3. Alongside existing tools
  4. Key takeaways

What’s included

Text-to-speech, dyslexia-friendly formatting, ADHD focus tools, autism support mode, gifted enrichment, and scaffolded learning ship in the core product.

Classroom use

Teachers can adjust which supports are active so Otto reflects documented needs rather than requiring a separate assistive stack.

Alongside existing tools

HeyOtto is built to work with assistive technology students already use — not replace it.

Next step

Want the full product walkthrough?

Request a demo to see how these practices show up in the teacher dashboard and classroom controls.