Veronica With Four Eyes
In the middle of the night on November 14th, 2016, I started a website called Veronica With Four Eyes and published my first ten posts about free and low cost resources for vision impairment and assistive technology. Two years and 299 posts later, I have […]
When I was about five years old, my family took me to a program at our local library where kids could read to certified therapy dogs. This program was designed to spark a love of reading, and also a love of dogs for the children […]
A few days ago, one of my friends asked me to help them pick out a t-shirt at the college bookstore. They wanted to be able to feel the design on top of the shirt, and for the shirt to have a soft feeling to […]
It’s easy to get overwhelmed over all of the different file types that are used for accessible materials for people with vision impairment. It’s not uncommon for a student to have to work with several different file types during class, which means it’s important to […]
I spend several hours a day listening to music, usually on either my iPod or on another one of my internet connected devices. While I enjoy being able to buy songs and albums when possible to support my favorite artists, I also love having access […]
When I was diagnosed with dysgraphia at five years old, I spent a lot of time with occupational therapists who helped me learn how to write the letters of the alphabet. As I got older and started using computers more often, my handwriting started to […]
In my time volunteering at a wildlife museum, I had the opportunity to observe many of the benefits of visiting touch tanks, especially for people with vision impairment. I love getting to learn about different animals and seeing them up close, even though I may […]
Many of my friends with vision impairment enjoy watching Marvel movies and reading Marvel comics. At first, I was confused on how they were able to read the comics until I found the Marvel Comics app a year ago. While I don’t consider myself a […]
Earlier this summer, I was trying to find a way to remember how to open a very confusing door at a hotel I was staying at, and decided to download Popplet to see if it would help me find a way to organize instructions. I […]
This is post 3 of 3 on how to create custom Shortcuts . Read part 1 on using the iOS Shortcuts app with vision impairment here and read part 2 on Shortcuts that help the vision impaired here. There are many creative Shortcuts out there […]