Jordan on learning Computers for the blind
Jordan talks about the important aspects of why blind students need to learn a computer. She discusses the benefits of computers for the blind also. She touches on necessary skills…
February 2020
IXL.com: Accessible learning tool for all Subjects
IXL.com offers accessible learning experiences for students with disabilities, including those who are blind or visually impaired. As an accessible learning tool, IXL.com ensures the platform is compatible with screen…
Creating PPT Sound transitions for all audiences
It’s important for blind students to use sound transitions in PowerPoint because it helps them follow their presentations without needing to see the slides. Creating PPT sound transitions is essential…
Raveena Fixes Computer Issues, Display Problems, and Uploads Perky Duck Program
Raveena shows how to fix basic computer and screen problems and then explains how to install the Perky Duck braille program. She starts by helping users solve common computer or…
Love Fast Braille Reading
Becoming a fast Braille reader requires regular practice, strong finger sensitivity, and familiarity with Braille symbols. It is important to develop consistent reading habits, starting with simple texts and gradually…
Kim Shares How Using a Computer Enabled Her to Access Education and Keep Up with Her Peers
Kim began as a young student with TechVision. Her mother sought help and discovered that we provide real-time instruction using everyday technology essential for future job success. TechVision worked with…
JAWS Cursors: Enhancing Navigation and Control for Blind Users by Finn
JAWS screen reader offers a variety of cursors that allow blind users to navigate and interact with different types of content more effectively. Each cursor has its specific role, enabling…
Teaching guardian Computer setup with braille display to teach blind child
Teaching a guardian or parent to set up a computer with a braille display for their blind child is key to supporting the child’s learning and independence. In this video…