How Lumio Supports Inclusion
Accessibility with Lumio
Flexibility
Allows students to participate and collaborate using text, images, audio or the ability to write and draw using the pen tool.
Immersive Reader
Provide text-to-speech, translation, contrast, and other text accessibility and literacy support tools.
Instructional Audio
Use audio to enhance learning and support students with memory challenges or language barriers.
Lesson Pacing
Lumio allows for synchronous and asynchronous learning. Minimise missed lessons, allow for content review, and continue learning from anywhere.
Manipulatives
Hands-on learning experiences at every students fingertips, wherever they are.
Fonts
Increase text readability with the Open Dyslexic font, available for teachers and students.
Supports Hardware
Students can use their devices’ existing accessibility features.
Provide Student Agency
Lumio uniquely allows transitioning between teacher and student-paced lesson delivery.
Students can freely move throughout the lesson, allowing them to work at the pace best suited to their needs.
- Move in and out of collaborative group activities
- Repeat practice activities
- Review learning content
Demonstrate Learning Without Reliance on Language
Digital Manipulatives included in Lumio:
- support learning by modelling
- allow students to physically demonstrate learning
All without relying on language as a primary communication tool.
Support Self-Regulated Learning
Lumio makes it easy to support personalised learning with more activity types, including:
- Games for practice
- Graphic organisers to help represent thinking
Instant feedback from the games and the ability for teachers to provide personalised student feedback and support self-regulated learning.
Facilitate Equitable Collaborative Experiences
Instant brainstorming with Shout It Out and Whole Class Whiteboard provides all students in the classroom an equal voice in class discussions.
https://www.digitalofficesol.co.uk/2025/09/08/accessible-environments-for-all-learners/


