Orientation and Mobility
A progressive directionality game designed for older O&M students!
Strategies for creating the perfect customized university maps for students who are blind or low vision.
Spatial Tech Standards are unique to students who are blind or low vision; learn how to teach these foundational skills to young students!
Rytey interviews Dr. Mona S. Minkara an Assistant Professor of Bioengineering and an Affiliate Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Biology and filmmaker.
Celebrate National Chip and Dip Day with this fun O&M activity!
Before attending a summer session or event at the school for the blind, use a digital non-visual map to build a mental map of campus!
Learn how to embed core subject concepts such as math while you introduce technology to YOUNG children.
Explore these New York City parks with the free SAS Graphics Accelerator software!
Learn how ObjectiveEd games are beneficial for progress monitoring and IEP meetings!
Learn about these auditory awareness digital games for students who are visually impaired.
Join two experienced COMS for this presentation on Orientation & Mobility instruction for students with CVI
A CVI tutorial with two certified Orientation & Mobility Specialists discussing implications of CVI for safe independent travel.
Learn how ObjectiveEd games can reinforce and track student progress with O&M skills.
Touch typing should include the numeric keypad; does your student know and use the ten-key?
Understanding the road name "circle" may actually represent various other shapes, such as a "U".
Here is a back to school list of remote O&M instruction ideas!
Farm lesson for elementary students which includes an accessible book, non-visual map, and activities!
Learn about a Vermont farm using a non-visual digital map!
How does a hybrid or distancing learning curriculum platform work for Orientation and Mobility?
Use a local map to learn about nearby urban, suburban, and rural communities
How can maps be used to encourage critical thinking? This lesson can be taught remotely!
Need free accessible digital materials? Check out Paths to Technology's new Resource Library!
Teach your student to build a strong mental map of the whole area then fill in the details!
Using non-visual digital maps to teach street concepts to an elementary student.
Mark your calendar and join the live webinar, Wednesday, July 29, 2020 1:00-2:00pm eastern
How to introduce non-visual digital maps to an elementary student and the first in a progressive series of orientation lessons.
Accessible, interactive digital maps for early elementary students? Absolutely!
Learn how to use the non-visual digital maps without a screen reader!
Enjoy our virtual conference presentations, with the option to earn Professional Development Points or Continuing Education Credits
Quickly create customized, accessible digital maps that students can use to build mental maps and answer map-related educational questions.
This post describes a method for using a shared document for students to document their independent work.
This post describes an activity that allows instructors and students to work together to create and post online quizzes.
This user-friendly update streamlines the process of creating and opening non-visual digital maps!
The webinar recording on using SAS Graphics Accelerator Maps - fully accessible non-visual digital maps - is now available!
What should or should not be included when creating a non-visual digital map?
Why does a non-visual map look different than a visual map?
Motivate your braille reader with menus, recipes or other highly preferred reading materials!