Revolutionize learning with TAP•it intended touch technology

TAP•it is the first ADA compliant interactive learning station designed to recognize the difference between an arm resting upon the screen and a finger or assistive device intentionally tapping an image. Providing an optimal interface for teaching students with special needs at their own pace, TAP•it reinforces skills that can be transferred to other computer-based learning applications utilizing the Internet, educational software or communication devices.

Accessible to Students with physical or learning disabilities

TAP•it is within reach for students using wheelchairs, walkers or other mobility devices, providing full access to the screen with easy adjustments that adapt to individualized needs. Worries about navigation are eliminated as users can maneuver up to the workstation and have full reach capabilities.

Motorized adjustments provide easy accommodations

With the touch of a button, the TAP•it platform can move up or down and the 42" interactive LCD panel can be tilted from 0 - 90 degrees. These adjustments make TAP•it infinitely more accessible to physically challenged students and their instructors than stationary wall-mounted boards.

Independently tested for durability

Impervious to dust, grit, grime or other contaminants, the commercial grade LCD panel is made of shatter-resistant safety glass. Repurposed exclusively for TAP•it, the screen technology is used by the military and resists mars and scratches. The field-tested platform is counter-balanced, so even if a student leans their full body weight against it, TAP•it will not tip.

Easily move TAP•it where you need it

Mobility is essential for educators who may use TAP•it in multiple environments, from the classroom to therapy settings. Roll TAP•it to the desired location and keep the workstation stable with commercial grade locking casters.