More than just screen readers, here is a guide to emoji accessibility for visual impairment, inclusive of low vision, blind, and CVI access.
Welcome to Veronica With Four Eyes, a free low vision, assistive technology, and accessibility blog by Veronica Lewis
An overview of Pocket app accessibility features for visual impairment, a free read-it-later app that supports up to 72 pt font
Strategies for using VDWrite in the classroom with low vision students, including how to convert documents to TXT and turning in completed assignments
Key features to consider when choosing headphones for blind users and users with low vision who rely on auditory access
Quickly enlarge text, add magnification, or activate text-to-speech on demand by enabling temporary accessibility settings for iPad
Here are my tips and what to expect from taking Cotillion classes with vision loss, based on my experiences as a student with low vision
Tips and strategies for teaching typing skills to visually impaired students and learning to type with low vision, including accessible typing programs
Should blind kids learn about colors? Of course! Learn why it's important for children who are blind to understand colors and find tips for discussing this topic with your child.
This week, I had the awesome opportunity to be a guest on the AT The Heart: Assistive And Inclusive Technology Stories podcast, which is hosted by one of my
How to use the free Tuva web application to create graphs and charts with low vision accessibility features like color-coding and sonification
Here are the remote testing accommodations for low vision that I use frequently in the classroom and for other professional certification exams.
Websites that teach kids of all sight levels about visual impairment and assistive technology, inclusive of blindness and low vision
How to customize accessibility settings for specific apps on iPad/iOS and Android devices to improve display and performance for low vision accessibility
Learn strategies for constructing search queries and how to run effective web searches for research tasks, part of Writing Success series
What really happens at a school for the blind? Answering common questions about going to a school for the blind and resources for students with vision loss.
Free apps, resources, and language learning tips for low vision and blind foreign language learners, with options for low vision and nonvisual access
The Met welcomes all visitors and affirms its commitment to offering programs and services that are accessible to everyone.
Find information on Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD) and Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI), assessing a child’s vision and their needs early.
Visual impairment, is reduced ability to see. Visual impairment cannot be correct by glasses or other usual means. Blindness is used to desc...
