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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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Support this developer as he creates a unique, accessible braille chemical elements in 3D book form!
3D Element Book with colorful large print symbols, braille, and unique design that folds and groups element blocks.
3D Periodic Table Model: Beta testers needed!
You've probably known for a while that you could make your own Alexa skills, but did you know how easy it can be?
Image of Alexa with "Create Alexa skills in minutes"; and title of post "Alexa Blueprints: the easy way to make your own skills
Alexa Blueprints: The Easy Way to Make Your Own Skills
Consider introducing your potential or emerging braille reader to a refreshable Braille Display!
24 month old boy sitting at a child's table with fingers pressing keys on an APH 18 Refreshabraille.
Benefits of Using a Braille Display with Emerging Readers
ten things to know about going to college with a blindness cane and learning to use a cane in college.
Tent things to know about going to college with a blindness cane. www.veroniiiica.com
Ten Things to Know About Going to College with a Blindness Cane
Try these tried and true tips when learning VoiceOver gestures or when teaching students/adults 3-finger gestures.
Cartoon image of hand with 3-fingers pointing and text, "VoiceOver Gestures: 3-fingers"
Teaching VoiceOver Gestures: 3-Finger Tricks and Tips
Learning to step back and allow students to be as independent as possible is a crucial step in helping them to develop independence.
Two transition-aged students work as a staff member looks on.
Promoting Independence: 19 Ways to Step Back
My student is low vision, why should he/she be introduced to a screen reader?
Ipad displaying Chapter 3 of A Very Wimpy Kid with two-fingers making the Read All VoiceOver gesture.
Screen Reader for Low Vision Students?
Tips for TVIs and science teachers to set up an accessible science classroom for students who are blind or who have low vision
Two boys with visual impairments in science classroom
Setting Up the Science Classroom for Students with Visual Impairments
Sharing university-level accessible texts program.
Rows of stacked books and text, "EMMA: Educational Materials Made Accessible"
EMMA: Educational Materials Made Accessible
This is the third tutorial in a series on learning to play the piano.
Adult hand and child's hand playing the piano together and text, "Piano Tutorial #3"
Twelve is the Magic Number
Need sighted assistance? Try Aira!
Aira logo (small "a" inside a white circle with text, "Aira: Free"
Aira is now FREE!
When is too much magnification detrimental? Is there an alternative?
Magnifying glass held over four lines with parts of four words and text, "Is Bigger Always Better?"
Bigger is Not Always Better: Understanding Magnification
Books are for everyone!
Overhead image of young boy "reading" and touching a board book.
Create Books for Students with Visual Impairments Using Tactile Materials
Try these tried and true tips when learning VoiceOver gestures or when teaching students/adults 2-finger gestures.
Cartoon hand with two fingers extended and text, "VoiceOver Gestures: 2-finger"
Teaching VoiceOver Gestures: 2-Finger Tricks and Tips
Another tutorial in the piano series for students who are visually impaired or blind.
Adult and child's hands on a keyboard with the text, "Piano Tutorial: Naming Black Keys"
Naming the Five Black Notes
Sonokids, the creators of the Ballyland iPad apps, have broadened out into PC software with their new Ballyland Keyboarding program! Here's a sneak peek!
Image of Ballyland characters and text, "Ballyland Keyboarding: A Fun Game for Early Learners".
Ballyland Keyboarding for Desktops and Laptops: A Fun Game for Early Learners

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