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Freedom Scientific has recently released a series of JAWS and Google suite video tutorials. These video tutorials are in addition to their previous JAWS...
When a student becomes frustrated expressing their ideas in writing in their primary learning medium and it has negative implications on learning and their...
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...
I've been working towards learning more about programming and coding languages outside of the classroom, because I want to stand out more when applying for...
When assistive technology is integrated into the regular education classroom, students with low vision can access print materials to complete science projects...
The first evening of summer, the song “Here Comes the Sun” popped into my head, as I reflected over the school year and the progress one of my student’s has...
In the first Paths to Technology post on the Accessibility of MAP Assessments series, we learned that the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) has created...
Experienced ZoomText users or teachers will discover a surprise when they install ZoomText 11. The keyboard commands that have been used for years have...
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? ...
The following post originally appeared on the Blind With Vision Blog.
Most individuals use QuickBooks for their bookkeeping needs with point and click visual...