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One of the key philosophies I hold is that I should teach my students to use AT solutions that are easily attainable after they graduate from high school. The...
In the first Paths to Technology post on the Accessibility of MAP Assessments series, we learned that the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) has created...
The next major Windows update, Window 10 Creators, is scheduled for public release in April 11, 2017. If you are using JAWS, ZoomText or MAGic applications,...
Are you having trouble using Google Docs and Sheets when using JAWS, NVDA or a screen reader? Normally, when you open Google Drive, Docs or Sheets, the...
Author: Laura Jones
Screen magnification is a topic that I feel strongly about because I am a full-time screen magnification user for all my computer work and...
Are you working with a low vision student and want to know more about how a low vision student can successfully integrate technology into his/her classroom? ...
You can access the video of the Lighthouse for the Blind- St. Louis' “Zoom to Success: Teaching Screen Magnification Programs for Low Vision” workshop for...
The following post originally appeared on the Blind With Vision Blog.
Most individuals use QuickBooks for their bookkeeping needs with point and click visual...
Do you find surfing the web with a screen reader to be challenging? Are you tired of navigating the web by repetitively using the tab key and arrow keys? Jim...
TypeAbility is a typing and computer program for students using JAWS (screen reader) or MAGic (magnification software). This program will help students...
Reading is a passion of mine. I love it! There are many resources out there for visually impaired/blind people. I use a lot of these sources. Here are just a...
UPDATE: JAWS and MAGic Student Editions are now available on Federal Quota funds!
APH recently announced that JAWS and MAGic Student Editions will be available...
