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Need help aligning assistive tech skills to the national technology standards for elementary students who use a screen reader?
Check out this adventurous game that incorporates sonification and vibrations to make images accessible!
How to use Windows Magnifier on Windows 10 to Zoom in on the screen, and how to customize settings in Windows Magnifier.
Fun Nemeth lessons all prepared and ready to go!
A free solution for users who struggle with brightness/glare when using Google Docs and other websites that do not support dark mode.
Build vocabulary and reading comprehension using these amusing winter puns!
Running around the Sphero City - where can you send your robot?
Over 20 different ideas for DonorsChoose projects that support student with vision loss in the classroom, with special announcement about funding projects!
Use the beloved Grinch to teach alphabetic word signs such as "not", "like" and "but".
This code block app is fully accessible for students who rely on VoiceOver!
Want to know what text is embedded in the image? Watch this student-created video tutorial!
A story about Billie and his experiences with his monocular, Mac.
Age-appropriate IEP goals for a preschooler learning to use VoiceOver on an iPad.
Learn what tech skills should be mastered in K-12 in order to flourish in college and/or the work place!
A presentation of the CVI Now Math and CVI Study group
A presentation of the CVI Now Math and CVI Study group
How I document my preferred accessibility and AT settings for software that I use in college as a student with low vision.
Compare the bald eagle vs. the turkey for the US national emblem - a social studies/history note taking and writing activity.
Keaton interviews Mr. Jeff Thom, a lawyer and advocacy expert.
Quickly find seasonal activities and lessons with this list of posts organized by themes and seasons!
Gobble up these turkey-themed activities for students who are visually impaired.
Create maps of local areas specifically for your student and create questions appropriate for your student!
Why you should meet with your college assistive technology specialist and how they can help students and staff with disabilities.
Get started with coding activities with the Sphero robot and free CodeSnaps app!
How family members can share their vacation experiences!
Practice UEB Strong Word and Group Signs with this fun game!
Learn how to play Map Explore and answer the customized map questions.
Orientation and Mobility Specialists: YOU can now create accessible digital maps to help build solid mental mapping skills!
Turn that special vacation into an emerging reader book - a lifelong memory!
Learn about and listen to musical instruments in these two digital books!
Here are my favorite uses for the Apple Pencil and how I use it in the classroom, workplace, and as a blogger.
Family Game Night? Try these entertaining math-related games!
Build concepts, tactile graphics skills and technology skills with these pumpkin life cycle activities for students who are visually impaired!
Determine a course of action for selecting and adapting an accessible communication system for stduents with CVI
Monster-themed activities to introduce digital note taking skills to gen ed students and students with visual impairments.
A successful college grad shares how to make books accessible!
Learn how two famous poems created the poppy Veteran's Day tradition. (Activities include a craft, poems and research!)
Information about the Siri bugs and Apple responds to when these bugs will be resolved.