As part of my coursework for EDAT 527: Assistive Technology for Independent Living and Employment at George Mason University, I completed a project where I documented a list of adapted nail clippers for low vision and characteristics of low vision aids for nail trimming. Here…

My experiences attending ASSETS virtually with low vision, and how I use assistive technology at hybrid conferences

When I was working on adapting a math worksheet for one of my classes, I noticed that it was challenging to keep track of scratch work and problems written in a vertical layout with double vision. I was looking for a way to draw lines…

How I use Aira smart glasses in college with low vision and how they have helped me travel independently

Accessibility settings to enable for Android phones for users with low vision

Five low vision Android accessibility apps that make any Android easier to see with large print and high contrast for less than $20

Tips for studying, scheduling, and self care for midterms and finals

Questions to ask when developing an explanation about usable vision and accurately answering the question “so what can you see?”

I recommended them in 2015 and I still do today! Five iOS and Android apps that help students with low vision in the classroom.

Many of my friends speak two or more languages, and enjoy teaching me how to say various words and phrases in other languages. Sometimes, these lead to me learning something useful, while other times my friends seem to have fun teaching me random slang words…

Five math websites accessible for students with low vision, blindness, vision impairments, and their peers.

All about my experiences applying for accommodations, being denied accommodations, and taking the ACT test