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How to Create Accessible Non-Visual Digital Maps of Countries
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Best practices when creating maps of countries using SAS Graphics Accelerator.
Beta Testers for Anvaya Feats: Shadow Rush!
silhouette characters with mountain sunset background and "Anvaya Feats Shadow Rush" and "Join the team".
Interested in online accessible gaming? 3S Tech & Talent are recruiting people interested in playing and/or interested in all aspects of game development!
Making Sense of Math with Audio Graphs
"Making Sense of Math with Audio Graphs" image of graph on an iPhone. "Sense Math"
Introducing the free SenseMath app!

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Use these tracing lines worksheets and learn how to create your own!
Tracing Lines worksheet: 4 curvy or pointed lines leading to ice cream cones and text, " Graphics Literacy: Tracing Lines"
Graphics Literacy: Tracing Lines
Create lasting memories with journaling and/or emerging/early reader books about your child!
Photo of smiling preschooler wearing a riding helmet on a journal page with text, "Summer Journals & Experience Books"
Summer Journals and Experience Books: Horseback Riding
Your BLV student regularly wears earbuds to hear his/her screen reader. Is he/she at risk?
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Headphone/Earbuds Hearing Safety
Can your student identify birds by their song or characteristics?
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Bird Song Book and Bird-Related Activities
Recorded webinar demonstrating how a blind or low vision user can create digital charts, graphs and maps using the SAS Graphics Accelerator.
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How BLV Users Can Create Digital Accessible Maps
Want to see the Mantis Q40 in action? Check out these informative and easy-to follow tutorials!
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Mantis Q40 Video Tutorials
Learn all about the Chromebook accessibility!
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Chromebook Accessibility Training Program: ACVREP
How to use the iOS Markup tool to annotate PDFs and images, and how I use it with low vision and AT such as Zoom, VoiceOver, and Guided Access.
Graphic: "Using the iPad Markup Tool with Low Vision."
Using the iPad Markup Tool with Low Vision
Savor the summer with these hot stories!
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Summer Reading with Bookshare: Smart Speakers and Human-Narrated Audiobooks
Learn how to "speed up" your student's listening, reading, and processing skills and the positive impact this has on students!
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Auditory Speed Reading: From a TSVI's Perspective
What are YOUR experiences working with PreK-5th grade Braille readers to develop graphic literacy skills?
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Graphic Literacy Skills: Survey
An adult with CVI and right hemianopia explains her challenges and how she copes with these challenges.
Photo of Nicola McDowell and text, " Nicola McDowell: My CVI Journey"
Nicola McDowell: My CVI Journey
Build a perch for Harry and watch students learn to collaborate!
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Help Harry Project: A STEM Teamwork Activity
Use this engaging app to improve your students letter recognition and handwriting skills!
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Using the Writing Wizard App with Students Who Are Low Vision and Have CVI
Embrace these engaging and efficient teaching styles that incorporate slide presentations and documents into the classroom.
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Teaching Styles: Creativity, Written Expression & Collaboration
Here are my tips to make proofreading feedback accessible for low vision, perfect for English class or writing a research paper.
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Tips to Make Proofreading Feedback Accessible for Low Vision

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