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How and why I request certain paper sizes for different document types, and my preferred types of paper as a student with low vision.
Picture in a Flash uses special paper & heat to create raised line drawings. This article outlines the basics of the process and operation of the machine.
Challenge your students with this fun activity only requires plastic cups, a couple of command cards and brain power!
In previous posts, we've looked at a variety of Braille Displays. In the final installment, we are going to highlight the Braille XL from HIMS.
In this post I describe and present video demonstrations of the use of various types of styluses with the Noteshelf 2 and PDF Expert apps for the iPad.
Functional Vision Assessments: Part 1 of a 3 part CVI Assessment Series
Can you believe everything you read online? Teach your students how to protect themselves!
Phase II to Phase III CVI
Christine Roman-Lantzy, Ph.D.
May 7&8, 2020
Solve these fun and accessible digital crossword puzzles!
How I talk to my college suite mates about my vision loss, disability, and chronic illness.
This is part two of the Screen Reader for Low Vision Students series.
A tutorial on effective file management using the "Save As" command; a step by step process is presented.
A brief examination of research that explores the relationship between self-determination and computer aided instruction (CAI).
You've probably known for a while that you could make your own Alexa skills, but did you know how easy it can be?
Consider introducing your potential or emerging braille reader to a refreshable Braille Display!
ten things to know about going to college with a blindness cane and learning to use a cane in college.
Try these tried and true tips when learning VoiceOver gestures or when teaching students/adults 3-finger gestures.
This workshop focuses on recommended practices in early intervention and early childhood special education
Oct. 19, 2019
Learning to step back and allow students to be as independent as possible is a crucial step in helping them to develop independence.
My student is low vision, why should he/she be introduced to a screen reader?
Tips for TVIs and science teachers to set up an accessible science classroom for students who are blind or who have low vision
When is too much magnification detrimental? Is there an alternative?
Try these tried and true tips when learning VoiceOver gestures or when teaching students/adults 2-finger gestures.
Another tutorial in the piano series for students who are visually impaired or blind.
Sonokids, the creators of the Ballyland iPad apps, have broadened out into PC software with their new Ballyland Keyboarding program! Here's a sneak peek!
Try these tried and true tips when learning VoiceOver gestures or when teaching students/adults 1-finger VoiceOver gestures.
Students with visual and multiple impairments have very unique educational needs. October 9th and 10th 2019
This adorable robot can be programmed to move, spin, talk, and play games!
Seeing two of everything can be overwhelming. Here are ten things that I do to help minimize the effects of my double vision, and why.
Teach self-advocacy skills with this Help Menu lesson!
Announcement: Cooperative creation of a Cortical/Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI) series of professional development courses for vision professionals.
Students, let your voice be heard! Please participate in this screen reader survey.
Try this picture technology as a fun way to take a break from keeping eyes fixated on a screen.
Take a quick glimpse of these charts using your ears. What???
Not a perfect speller/typist? Learn how to use this spell checker tool!
This is the second tutorial in a series on learning to play the piano.
This installment is about the 5th generation of the Focus Blue series from Freedom Scientific (Vispero).
Looking for a simple and accessible smartphone?
This is the first tutorial in a series on learning to play the piano.
Use the SAS Graphics Accelerator to access planet data and determine which planet is suitable for human life.