Paths to Technology regularly receives questions about one-handed keyboards and/or keyboards for students with motor issues such as Cerebral Palsy. Please note...
Welcome to episode number eighteen of the It’s My Job podcast. In this episode of It's My Job, Madison from Iowa interviews Sharon Strzalkowski. Sharon has a ...
Going somewhere new? What is the first thing you do? Open your favorite map app and learn about the area and preplan your route. But, what do you do if you are...
Verbal descriptions have been used by museums for years to connect visually impaired art lovers with their collections. But the descriptions are usually...
Sonification is the use of non-speech audio to convey information or perceptualize data. In a nutshell, sounds have meaning. For decades, sonification has been...
The Kansas School for the Blind students discuss the various different learning situations in 2021: distance learning, hybrid schedule, online only, and full...
Tap, tap, tap - your footsteps are echoing as you walk quickly through the ancient temple searching for treasure. Warning! Carefully follow the genie's...
We, ObjectiveEd, are excited to announce a brand new game to help students practice their Orientation and Mental Mapping skills!
Map Explore is an innovative...
Do you have a middle school student who reads braille? Does your student need to work on their Nemeth or math skills? Does your student like games and puzzles...
What Are Low Vision Simulator Apps and How Do They Work?
Tengo Baja Vision and Tengo Baja Vision VR (Virtual Reality) are two FREE applications available for...
Are you working with a student/client and want to create a customized non-visual digital map? Do you want to add just the information relevant for a specific O...
Do you have a student studying rocks, volcanoes, atmosphere, soils, glaciers, water or ecosystems? Geoscience or Earth science is the study of all fields of...
Want to spice up your tech lessons and incorporate educational skills at the same time? This creative Assitive Technology Specialist used the engaging Kids...
Rote practice is boring! Synchronized swimming is a fun way to practice your VoiceOver gestures, learn what the gestures do, and to build muscle memory. This...
Did you know that gaming devices such as Xbox, Playstation and Nintendo Switch have accessibility features? Yupp- they do… So low vision students can play too...
Digital math. (sigh) If you are a teacher of the visually impaired, your first experiences trying to teach math concepts with digital resources was probably...
Dr. Mona Samer Minkara is an Assistant Professor of Bioengineering at Northeastern University. Her specific area of interest is ". . .better understanding the...
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My name is Tyler Sheft. Today, I want to show you how to use VoiceOver to find and fix issues that may come up while coding in Swift Playgrounds. Watch the...
This is the fifth post in a series of how to successfully teach 21st Century classroom skills by pairing tactile graphics with digital resources. In this post...
Your student is transitioning to college or you have an incoming college student who needs orientation to a large college campus. Time is limited and the...
Welcome to seventeenth episode of the It’s My Job podcast. In this episode of It's My Job, Kadyn from Iowa interviews Ted Galanos. Ted has a Bachelor’s degree...
This is the fourth post in a series of how to successfully teach 21st Century classroom skills by pairing tactile graphics with digital resources. In this post...
What if you are in the middle of a tech lesson and your student would benefit from a tactile overlay of the iPad screen? This post shows two quick and easy...
Veronica Lewis, blogging as Veroniiiica (with four eyes), is a popular blogger with literally hundreds of posts focusing on assistive technology, being...
This is the second post in a series of how to successfully teach 21st Century classroom skills by pairing tactile graphics with digital resources. In the first...
Math fact drills with a twist: APH's Math Robot app and it's humorous robot jokes! Students will laugh along with the "know-it-all" math robot and may even...
Macy, with Challenge Solutions, shares her tips and tricks on how she creates Keynote presentations on her iPad with VoiceOver. Challenge Solutions is a group...
This faster and more robust BrailleSense has 32 braille cell with cursor routers and Android 10 operating system.
This is an excellent video tutorial by Jenny...
This series is designed to show how a tablet (in this case an iPad, but the same is true with any tablet) can be used to systematically teach critical...
Are you teaching dictionary skills to your students? In third grade, the Common Core dictates that students learn to use glossaries or beginning dictionaries,...
Two talented TSBVI students, Mary Rose and Devin, are the heart and soul behind the Spinrockers. The Spinrockers are a duo music act featuring multi-...
Update: April 5, 2021
Ari's recent podcast covers the exciting topic, Video Games! Ari interviews Minecraft's Rebecca Gordius who shares the inside scoop,...
Looking for activities for students with multiple disabilities? The Activity Bank for Disabilities (ABD) is a resource of activities for educators and for...
Hosted by APH ConnectCenter and the California School for the Blind, the free virtual National Coding Symposium will demonstrate how the world of coding,...
There are so many reasons why YOU (and your student!) should know how to check the accessibility of an app with a screen reader. Here are a few of the most...
National Technology Standards state that students are introduced to creating simple presentations (PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides) in first grade and...
Mainstream National Technology standards require students to add photos and images to documents and slide presentations, which is typically introduced in First...
Young students are being introduced to technology way before kindergarten. Students who are blind and low vision often access teacher-created books and...
Last spring and summer, several online guide dog workshops were offered. Recently, Paths to Technology has received several emails asking if these workshops...
Attention High School Students! Own Your Space!
As you’re getting to that point in your life when you feel the need to own your time and thoughts, do you ever...
