TechVision teaches blind and visually impaired students—and the educators who support them—how to use access technology with confidence. Through yourtechvision.com and our YouTube Channel, we provide practical, real‑world lessons on screen readers, braille displays, mobile devices, and the tools students need to participate fully in school, work, and life.
Real‑Time Learning
Students demonstrate their skills by completing assignments in real time, often on video. Whether creating a line graph in Google Sheets or submitting digital work the same day, these lessons show how access technology enables immediate, independent participation.
Customized Instruction
Every lesson is tailored to the student. This targeted approach builds independence, accuracy, and confidence. We also support educators, parents, and teams so everyone involved has the knowledge needed to ensure equal access.
Flexible, Remote Training
TechVision provides instruction from anywhere in the world. Students schedule lessons at times that work for them, learn at their own pace, and gain mastery through hands‑on practice. This remote model removes geographic barriers and expands opportunities for all learners.
Expert Guidance
Led by Dr. Denise M. Robinson, TechVision Specialists bring deep expertise in assistive technology and academic subjects—including math, STEM, and literacy. Many team members are blind themselves, offering relatable, real‑world insight and encouragement.
Practical Skills for Daily Life
Lessons focus on real applications: writing emails, navigating the web, creating documents, completing assignments, and using technology across all subjects. Students learn not just the tools, but how to apply them independently in everyday situations.
Building Independence and Confidence
By mastering access technology, students gain autonomy, problem‑solving skills, and the ability to keep up with peers. Parents, educators, and employers benefit from improved communication, participation, and equal access in both learning and work environments.
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