The (Envision) Ultimate Guide to the Best Assistive Technology for People Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision in 2025
Reprint from Envision Assistive technology (AT) continues to revolutionize the lives of people who are blind or have low vision,...
Reprint from Envision Assistive technology (AT) continues to revolutionize the lives of people who are blind or have low vision,...
Reprint from ATB (Assistive Technology Blog) By Venkat Key points: – Virtual academy launching January 2024 – Initial focus on...
Be My AI, the world’s first AI visual assistant for people who are blind or have low vision, is now...
presented by Landscape Structures When children visit a playground, they not only engage in play but also learn vital social skills,...
Reprint from The Center for Accessibility Amazon, with its latest 2023 Devices Event, have unveiled two innovative accessibility features set...
By Eve Andersson, Senior Director, Products for All Today Google is rolling out new accessibility features and updates that make...
Due to inaccessibility, work can be more challenging for people with disabilities—but it doesn’t have to be. Providing suitable accommodations...
by Beth for The Easterseals Blog Guess who spent Saturday afternoon playing the very same piano architect Frank Lloyd Wright practiced...
by Shaun Heasley for Disability Scoop In an effort to be more inclusive, Lego is rolling out a first-of-its-kind set...
by Amy Lynn Smith This entry was posted in Arts & Leisure. Bookmark the permalink. If you think the visual performing arts...
It’s time for a quick refresh of what’s new with AT products. Get an overview of many products during these...
Reprint from Perkins.org Statistics related to virtual AT instruction which can be used to develop best practices! Educators in the...
By Adam Zewe | MIT News Office Data visualizations on the web are largely inaccessible for blind and low-vision individuals who...
By Steve Martin, sgmartin@prf.org An educational technology company in Purdue Research Park has received a grant from the National Science...
By Marianne Wilson Starbucks Corp. is partnering with a technology company to make it easier for customers with vision problems to...
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I Hope They’ll Hire Me! Advising Students about Job Interviews and Requesting Workplace Accommodations: April 17, 2025’ 3-4:30 Eastern
Building music with Lego: April 2,2025; 4:00pm UK Time
Weave Chat AAC: a brief review and how-to of app features: May 14, 2025; 4:00pm UK Time
Using Book Creator as a home school link: May 28, 2025; 4:00pm UK Time
Cracking the Code: How AI Shapes What We See (and What We Miss): April 9, 2025; 5:00 pm EDT
Technology for Littles: Internet Safety Essentials for Young Children: Apr. 22, 2025; 4:00 pm EDT
Paying for Assistive Technology: April 16, 2025; 2 pm ET
Where to Start with AAC and Birth to Three? : Apr. 2, 2025; 12:00 pm EST
Low to High Tech Solutions for Independent Living: April 2, 2025; 5:00 pm EST
AAC Goal Writing: April 23, 2025; 2:00 pm EST
Using Assistive Technology Tools to Empower Reading and Writing Connections with AAC Users!: May 6, 2025; 12:00 pm EST
Assistive technology for play: April 10, 2025; 1:00 PM CT
Assistive technology to support sensory needs: April 24, 2025; 12:00 PM CT
Richard West AT Advocacy Center (NJ AT Act)
AT for Students with Dyslexia and Specific Learning Disabilities: April 8, 2025; 12 pm EST
Access and Safety with assisted listening devices: April 22, 2025; 12 pm EST
AT Supports for Note Taking for students transitioning to College: May 27, 2025; 12 pm EST
SETC (Special Education Technology Center)
AAC Collaboration Corner: AAC and Multilingualism: Navigating Communication Diversity: Apr. 3, 2025; 11:00 am PT
Alternative Access to AAC: Strategies and Solutions: Apr 4, 2025; 9:00 am PT
AT Chatter: Myth-Busting: Assistive Technology Devices & Services: Apr.4,2025: 4:00 pm PT
Alternative Access to AAC: Strategies and Solutions: Apr. 25,2025: 9:00 am PT
AT Chatter: Parent & Caregiver Perspectives on Supporting Students with Autism: May 16, 2025; 11:00 am PT