Skip Stahl, Director of Technical Assistance at the Center for Applied Special Technologies in Wakefield, Massachusetts, discusses how using instructional media with inbuilt flexibility can help in providing different students with appropriate instruction using the same tools. He describes a tool his organization made in cooperation with Google that helps teachers build accessible learning tools, and introduces other freely available tools that can help create an accessible learning environment. This resource is a 508 compliant presentation featuring searchable presentation captioning and video, navigation points, and synchronized, downloadable accompanying materials.