“…Often, ELs with disabilities have been ignored in research on accessibility (Thurlow & Kopriva, 2015), with ELs and students with disabilities often examined separately (Albus & Thurlow, 2008). In addition, most of the research on computer-based accessibility features pertains to content assessments for ELs (Abedi, 2014;Abedi et al, 2012Abedi et al, , 2020Cohen et al, 2017;Crotts-Roohr & Sireci, 2017;De Backer et al, 2019;Wolf et al, 2022). Most of these studies focused on pop-up glossaries (Abedi et al, 2020;Cohen et al, 2017;Crotts-Roohr & Sireci, 2017;Kopriva et al, 2021;Wolf et al, 2022), tools for paraphrasing (Crotts-Roohr & Sireci, 2017), and visualization, such as font manipulation (Abedi et al, 2012;Kopriva et al, 2021).…”