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Create a tactile telescope model that students with visual impairments can feel and explore!
TVIs, we need YOUR feedback about math skills/activities for K-3rd students.
The Novel Effect app adds sound effects to APH's tactile book!
From Hospital to Home: Using Early Visual Functioning to Support Families
Why every Android user with low vision needs the Google Lens app, and how I use it several times a day.
Use the hundreds chart to teach students to find the missing number.
How to use the Zoom magnifier on iOS and iPad OS with low vision. Includes an overview of Zoom settings and how they are used.
Use this simple template to share your student's needs with general ed teachers!
Turn your emerging braille student into a braille wizard!
Assistive technology considerations for people who have fluctuating eyesight or changing vision.
Coding concept games are navigating through a maze; how can students with visual impairments access digital mazes?
Most of the information we receive from the universe is invisible to the human eye. This post will get you started learning about electromagnetic radiation
Transition advice and resources from successful college students who are blind!
Practice reading comprehension skills with this fun twist on the "Twas the Night Before Christmas" poem.
Here are ten questions to ask when changing your college major, and what to do after changing your major, from someone who did it three times.
A basic, step by step approach to creating Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations using JAWS for the blind and visually impaired.
Introduction to a GLAS and the first in an exciting series of accessible, hands-on astronomy-related posts!
Create exciting video stories VI and O&M activities!
Use these entertaining questions for hilarious discussions and/or silly writing prompts for Position Papers.
TVIs, are you looking for fun and inexpensive gift ideas to give your students?
What kind of shenanigans can this cute kitty get into at Christmas time?
Here are additional number line activities and concepts; including how number lines can help with braille reversals!
Their computer tech goals for preschoolers?!?
From Hospital to Home: Using Early Visual Functioning to Support Families
Learn about planets with CosmoBally in this fun interactive space-themed story!
Google Maps, a web-based service that provides detailed information about geographical regions and navigation now has voice guidance.
'Tis the Season - are you looking for gift ideas?
Help enhance your Math Teaching!
March 7th 2020
9:00am- Noon
Cosmic Numbers is an accessible number line created to teach basic digital number lines skills for students who are visually impaired.
Students and teachers: Learn about basic iOS accessibility features.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to effectively and accurately use FVE and LMAs
Matt Tietjen provides an overview of designing a school day for a child with CVI
How my brother and I worked together to created audio description for a music video, using the song, "Me!" by Taylor Swift & Brendon Urie.
Introducing addition and subtraction to a young braille student using a number line.
Searching for Paths to Technology posts on accessible coding concepts and coding? Check out this reference list!
Simple fun ways to adapt and teach basic number line concepts to a young braille student.
Improve your student's braille with the option to automatically refresh the braille line & TVIs have access to data about their student's reading habits!
Learn about how to recognize phishing attempts and how people with vision impairments can protect themselves against phishing attacks.
This emerging reader is learning to read in three mediums: magnified print, braille and auditory.
Design and construct your tactile city and then navigate the Sphero robotic ball to various destinations!
Learning Media Assessments: Part 3 of a 3 part CVI Assessment Series
Create Chromebook keyboard shortcut commands for students who have limited motor skills using Shortkeys extension!
This unique platform enables teachers in inclusive classrooms to interact seamlessly with blind students.