Veronica With Four Eyes
As the only student identified with low vision in my school district, I was asked time and time again what I could see, and what I couldn’t see. This wasn’t always very easy to explain, but I remember one day my teacher of the visually […]
Learn more about dyslexia and low vision friendly fonts for accessible materials
Last winter, I decided to take a CLEP exam, and it was one of the smartest decisions I ever made in college. I was able to get credit for information I had learned and take classes that were more interesting to me in the next […]
If you or a loved one has just been diagnosed with low vision or blindness, here’s why you need a case with your state vision impairment department
Using assistive technology with Respondus LockDown Browser for taking tests in college
Getting yearbooks at the end of the school year is always an exciting experience, as it is a great time to look back on the year and reflect on all of the friendships and memories made. Students with vision impairments, including low vision and blindness, […]
At the end of last semester, the large-print music binder I use for my school pep band fell apart. While the binder lasted me three semesters, I decided that I would redesign the way I organize my music and make it easier to use. Read […]
If you ever see me in person, it’s almost certain that I will have my iPad with me. My friends joke that it is surgically attached to me because I always am using it for something, especially as assistive technology in the classroom. Luckily, I […]
How to improve readability and make it easier to see whiteboards, document cameras, and computer projectors.
Explaining the process of a child study meeting using the scientific method of problem solving.