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Watertown Advocate for People with Disabilities to Receive Highest Honor in Field of Blindness By Charlie Breitrose | August 16, 2024 RecommendTweet EmailPrint More More on Around Town Subscribe to…
Nearly 60% of educators reported that their blind and low vision students could not access at least one classroom digital learning tool. 35% of educators reported their students could not…
Making Digital Information Available to All: Continuing the Story With American Foundation for the Blind’s Diary Study People use websites, mobile apps, kiosks, and digital documents to accomplish many tasks.…
Understanding the Problem Role of Ed Tech Creators Role of Educational Leaders Role of Teachers Inaccessible Ed Tech Is a Barrier to Digital Inclusion for Blind and Low Vision Students…
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LEGO® Braille Bricks – fun, interactive learning through play Teaching Braille to kids who are blind or have low vision. Order LEGO Braille Bricks Developed by the LEGO Foundation, the…
Janet Ingber Apple hosted their annual Worldwide Developers conference where they introduced a host of new features both mainstream and access specific. In addition, there were several sessions held at…
Hanna Melo Fugulin, Aaron Preece As a reader of AccessWorld, you may be considering a career in the field of accessibility. For this edition of our Employment Journeys column, we…
Deborah Kendrick For most of us, March 2020 will always evoke the memory of lockdown, quarantines, masks and all of the other traumatizing changes wrought by the onset of the…
Bill Holton Remember the first time you went to the airport alone? Somehow you made it to the ticket counter, where they summoned a helpful assistant who gave you a…
