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Getting Started with VoiceOver on the Mac: Menu Bar, Desktop, and Dock
Icon with Accessibility and speaker images. Text, "Getting Started with Voiceover on the Mac: Menu Bar, Desktop and Dock."
Transitioning between operating systems is never easy; this is the first post in a series on transitioning from Windows To Mac for screen reader users.
How Web Accessibility Impacts My Life with Low Vision
How Web Accessibility Impacts my Life with Low Vision. www.veroniiiica.com
Why a world without web accessibility would negatively impact my life as someone with low vision and a neurological condition.
Trick-or-Treat Orientation Activity
4 year old dressed as a cow walking with cane and 5 year old dressed as a witch, with text, "Trick-or-treat Orientation Activity
Here is a fun orientation lesson for October!

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Challenge your students with this fun activity only requires plastic cups, a couple of command cards and brain power!
Photo of 3 cups stacked in pyramid formation, tactile coding card, arrows depicting code, & tactile code guide. Unplugged Coding
Coding Unplugged: My Robotic Friends Activity
3D printed resources for teachers of students with visual impairments!
Photo of Rich and wind tunnel activityl (3D printed model of WWII wing) and text, "3D printed teaching models".
3D Printed Teaching Models
In previous posts, we've looked at a variety of Braille Displays. In the final installment, we are going to highlight the Braille XL from HIMS.
Photo of QBraille XL and text, "So many Braille Displays which one is right for my student?"
So Many Braille Displays, Which One is Right for My Student: Part Seven
The free and easy way to use Google Meet to Screen Share
Image has Smartboard with the anatomy of an eye and a tablet with the same image. The icon for Google Meet is included.
Google Meet and Screen Share
In this post I describe and present video demonstrations of the use of various types of styluses with the Noteshelf 2 and PDF Expert apps for the iPad.
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Note-taking Applications for the iPad: Part 3
Can you believe everything you read online? Teach your students how to protect themselves!
Image of text, "Fake News"
Fake News
Solve these fun and accessible digital crossword puzzles!
APH's Crossword puzzle logo and text, "App Review"
APH Accessible Crossword Puzzle App Review
Using To-Do with a screen reader.
icon of task managment (check list) with text, "Microsoft To-Do Accessible Task Management"
Microsoft "To-Do" Task Manager Accessibility
How I talk to my college suite mates about my vision loss, disability, and chronic illness.
7 things I tell my Suitemates about my disability. www.veroniiiica.com
Seven Things I Tell My College Suitemates About My Disability
Having problems? Check out these tips!
Photo of a BrailleSense Polaris - a 32-cell braille notetaker - and text, "BrailleSense Polaris: Troubleshooting Tips"
BrailleSense Polaris: Troubleshooting Tips from Tech Support
Is your class using Google Classrooms?
Photo of BrailleSense Polaris - a 32-cell notetaker - and text, "BrailleSense Polaris and Google Classroom"
BrailleSense Polaris: Using Google Classroom
This is part two of the Screen Reader for Low Vision Students series.
High school student wearing glasses typing with one hand while leaning close to view a computer screen.
Preparing a Low Vision Student to Use a Screen Reader
A tutorial on effective file management using the "Save As" command; a step by step process is presented.
Screen shot of save as command in action
File Management Using "Save As"
A brief examination of research that explores the relationship between self-determination and computer aided instruction (CAI).
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CAI and Self-Determination
Audio and braille versions specifically created for visually impaired Lego enthusiasts!
pile of Legos with text, "Accessible Lego Directions"
Accessible Lego Directions
Live Edits is now accessible with screen readers!
Live Edits in Google Docs

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