Accessible Playing Cards For Low Vision
How to make playing cards accessible for low vision, including options to buy, DIY, and download accessible playing cards with large print and/or braille.
How to make playing cards accessible for low vision, including options to buy, DIY, and download accessible playing cards with large print and/or braille.
Examples of Model UN disability accommodations for low vision and ways to use assistive technology for participating in Model UN with visual impairment
It’s National Banana Bread Day (February 23rd), and what better way to celebrate than baking with assistive technology for low vision? While I have had a strong love for assistive technology for many years now, my love for banana bread is much more recent. I…
A few years ago, my friends and I wanted to share our favorite recipes in a digital one-page document, and I outlined this process in a post on how to create a cookbook in Microsoft Sway. When I went back to update this post, I…
Many of the people I meet with visual impairments have an interest in DIY projects or crafting in some capacity. Some are more interested in fiber arts and work on projects like crocheting or knitting with low vision, embroidery, or sewing in some capacity, while…
Attending prom with low vision, photosensitivity, and migraines
How to include students with IEPs and 504s on class trips, with a special focus on low vision and blindness
I started learning about zine accessibility when one of my favorite cooking blogs released a zine filled with several different recipes that I was excited to try, which had been made available both as a print and a digital copy that I downloaded from their…
How to explain your disability accommodations and ensure they are followed in extracurricular settings
When one of my best friends and I were undergraduate students, we would go to swing dance lessons and social dances held by the swing dance club on campus, which was a fun way for us to get some exercise and get to know other…
When my brother and I went to visit The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City (also known as The Met), I wasn’t entirely sure how much of the art I would be able to see. While it may seem odd visiting The Met…
Some of my friends love playing tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs), and one of them recently sent me a message asking if there was a way to make accessible dice for visually impaired players or a dice rolling device for a player with visual impairment (a…