Paper Colors For Low Vision Accessibility
How selecting paper colors for low vision materials can impact visual accessibility and support compensatory skills for visually impaired students
How selecting paper colors for low vision materials can impact visual accessibility and support compensatory skills for visually impaired students
My favorite web search tips for low vision, including how to use Google search with low vision and using search engine operators on any platform
Mostly free web browser extensions for low vision and CVI access, great for reducing visual fatigue or distractions. A must-have for visually impaired students!
As a student with low vision who uses a personal iPad for classes, I find it easier to use my own device when I am taking exams or other proctored assignments because my device is already configured with the accessibility settings I use every day.…
All about the Disability Services testing center and what to expect when using disability accommodations for testing in college, from a student with low vision
A low vision student’s tips for participating in science fairs, including choosing science fair projects, organizing data, creating accessible presentations, and more!
A list of free fonts for print disabilities, including the best fonts for low vision readability with serif and sans-serif options
What to know about Virginia Standards of Learning SOL test accommodations for low vision students, from a student with low vision that uses large print
Practical and positive creative prank ideas for introducing low vision assistive technology concepts with humor on April Fool’s Day and beyond
When I was working with a student with newly diagnosed neurological visual impairment (also known as CVI), I noticed that patterns and visual clutter played a significant role in how the student accessed information, and that they preferred items on a plain background with a…
Tech skills and strategies for using a laptop in high school with low vision, great for Expanded Core Curriculum lessons or learning to use technology independently
Creating audio narrated images for low vision students is great for Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC) lessons! Here is a mix of paid/free apps for annotating and adding narration to images