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TVI Lisha Yoch shares how to use the card game War to reinforce the math concepts greater than, less than and equals. Choosing the right deck of cards is...
College Success @ Perkins presents "Tech, Literacy and Educational Equity: Exploring What's Next and Necessary for College-Aspiring Learners with Blindness and...
When I was in middle school, I began to experience academic ableism in the classroom, primarily from my teachers. While I was fortunate to have many wonderful...
Updated June 24, 2021 (Original post was published April 2021)
One thing that has been obvious during the pandemic is that even young students need to be up...
Graphs are used to present information in a simple way and are used to easily compare information.
“Graphing is an important math tool. It is a simple way to...
Welcome to episode number nineteen of the It’s My Job podcast. In this episode of It's My Job, Cheyenne, a student from Colorado, interviews Ms. Sajja Koirala...
This lesson can be adapted to ANY age group. Yes, a three year old can learn about abstract art and start learning artist names. It’s all about exposure. But...
The other day, one of my friends texted me with an urgent question asking how to request accessible textbooks in college. Their professor had just announced...
Calling BVI high school artists! Make art about astronomy and outer space to be enjoyed by a blind audience!
We want your help sharing astronomy data using...
As the school year comes to an end there is a group of researchers who want to collect reflections from many individuals involved in the education of children...
Paths to Technology regularly receives questions about one-handed keyboards and/or keyboards for students with motor issues such as Cerebral Palsy. Please note...
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...
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...
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...
Veronica Lewis, blogging as Veroniiiica (with four eyes), is a popular blogger with literally hundreds of posts focusing on assistive technology, being...
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...
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,...
Mainstream National Technology standards require students to add photos and images to documents and slide presentations, which is typically introduced in First...
Challenge Solutions is a website created and managed by a group of blind students for blind students and their teachers. Their mission is to provide lessons...
The Center for Assistive Technology Training (CATT) is a federally funded project providing technology directly to students who are visually impaired. The...
Squigz by Fat BrainToys are a fun multi-sensory toy that can help support many developmental skills. As a TVI, part of the job is to be creative in our...
Did you know that you can create customized INTERACTIVE books and games? Interactive - meaning that you can make an image or area on the screen an interactive...
If you or your student uses a braille display with an iOS device, do NOT update to iOS 14.4!
Currently, there is a bug with iOS 14.4 that is causing users to...
During remote learning, many students are using Chromebooks to access virtual classes. A question that frequently comes up, is how to magnify the “chat”...
Are you interested in podcasting? Have you ever listened to podcasts that are created by kids for kids? Ari, an 11 year old who hosts the AtYourLevel podcast...
In the first post, Remote iPad Instruction with a Toddler: Luke, we followed 22 month old Luke through his first couple of months learning to use an iPad. In...
Welcome to fifteenth episode of the It’s My Job podcast. Jose, a transition student from Colorado, is interviewing Peter Altschul. He is Organization...
Teachers of students with visual impairments or blindness are responsible for teaching so many things. How do you prioritize what to teach when?
It used to be...
The pandemic changed traditional educational services for toddlers with visual impairments, but one dedicated mom and innovative preschool TVI created their...
Join this exciting, upcoming webinar from Earl Huff, a Ph.D. student studying Human-Centered Computing in the School of Computing at Clemson University....
Looking for emerging reader activities? Here is another set of braille alphabet coloring pages - with lovable Disney characters! In a previous and popular post...
Cash Reader is the perfect app for identifying currencies from all over the world. Just point your phone’s camera at the banknote you want to identify, and the...
Have you ever wanted to learn more about New York City - known as the "city that never sleeps"? Here are two famous Big Apple areas: Union Square and...
Questions about Compass? Join us for a virtual info session on February 10.
We're now accepting applications for the 2021-22 session of Compass, our nine-month...
My name is Dr. Tina Herzberg and I am a professor at the University of South Carolina Upstate. I am collaborating with Dr. Rett McBride on a project to learn...
Welcome to fourteenth episode of the It’s My Job podcast. Jake, a transition student from Iowa, is interviewing Eliana Mason from team USA. She is a Goalball...
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