Learn to Look is a growing library of interactive apps built specifically for students with visual impairments — plus free activities and resources anyone can use. Available to schools and organizations, and to families directly.
Or browse the free activities first — no account needed.
Create an account, pick the categories that fit them, and they get their own link to open apps — no username or password for them to remember. Month to month, cancel any time.
Teacher accounts, a student roster, app assignment, and usage reporting across every student. We'll help you pick the right categories and get everyone running.
Every app in the catalog is built for sustained visual attention and tracking — high contrast, forgiving pacing, no fine detail required to play.
No usernames or passwords to remember — each student gets one bookmarkable link, with a big-target, high-contrast app grid on the other end.
See who's logging in, how often, and which apps are landing — per student, and rolled up for the whole organization.
Families create an account and pick a plan. Schools and organizations contact us and we'll set the subscription up with you.
Pick the app categories that match the skills you're working on. Teachers assign apps per student; families get everything their plan includes.
Each child opens their own link and plays. Teachers watch usage and progress from a simple dashboard.