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Holiday Gifts for Students with Visual Impairments
'Tis the Season - are you looking for gift ideas?
Teaching Number Line Math Skills Part 3: Accessible App
Cosmic Numbers is an accessible number line created to teach basic digital number lines skills for students who are visually impaired.
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Using To-Do with a screen reader.
Microsoft "To-Do" Task Manager Accessibility
How I talk to my college suite mates about my vision loss, disability, and chronic illness.
Seven Things I Tell My College Suitemates About My Disability
Having problems? Check out these tips!
BrailleSense Polaris: Troubleshooting Tips from Tech Support
Is your class using Google Classrooms?
BrailleSense Polaris: Using Google Classroom
This is part two of the Screen Reader for Low Vision Students series.
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.
File Management Using "Save As"
A brief examination of research that explores the relationship between self-determination and computer aided instruction (CAI).
CAI and Self-Determination
Audio and braille versions specifically created for visually impaired Lego enthusiasts!
Accessible Lego Directions
Live Edits is now accessible with screen readers!
Live Edits in Google Docs
Support this developer as he creates a unique, accessible braille chemical elements in 3D book form!
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?
Alexa Blueprints: The Easy Way to Make Your Own Skills
Consider introducing your potential or emerging braille reader to a refreshable Braille Display!
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.
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.
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.
Promoting Independence: 19 Ways to Step Back
My student is low vision, why should he/she be introduced to a screen reader?
Screen Reader for Low Vision Students?
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