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Using Assistive Technology with Hour of Code
Blog
How and why to participate in Hour of Code with assistive technology, from a vision impaired college student studying it.
SAS Graphics Accelerator Tutorial #1: How to
Blog
The Accelerator makes digital charts and graphs accessible! Learn more about accessibility options here.
Accessible Coding
Blog
Information on Quorum, an accessible programing language, as well as other resources & information related to blind programers & coders.
Feelif Creator: Review
Blog
Check out Feelif Creator's accessible educational games!
Five Calculator Apps that Help Students with Low Vision in the Classroom
Blog
A mix of free and paid calculator apps for iPad & Android that work with large print and screen readers. Some can also be used for testing.
Five Apps That Help Students with Low Vision in the Science Classroom
Blog
Using accessible iPad and Android apps in the classroom
Makey Makey: STEM activities and lesson plans
Blog
What can YOUR class do with Make Makey kits?
Building with Legos Using Accessible Instructions
Activity
A high school student who is blind created accessible instructions for building lego structures.
You Just Crack Me Up!
Activity
Science lesson for students with visual impairments to design packaging for eggs that will keep them from breaking.
Question Wall
Activity
This is an ongoing opportunity for students to ask, WHY? Students both post and answer questions posted by other students.
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