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Supercharge Your Braille Reading for Pleasure and Productivity

… valued treasure that you hear so much about. It sometimes happens that the process of recognizing characters can take … Print is everywhere—street signs, cereal boxes, kitchen appliances, and even in the books that parents read aloud. … faster. This same feature is available in the BARD Mobile app both for iOS and Android. In BARD Mobile, it is called …
Judy Dixon
AccessWorld July 2021

Recommendations

… employment. Make all HR materials – including websites, applications, automated screening systems, forms, manuals, … users. Procure accessible products and platforms, provide appropriate accommodations before and during trainings, and … and referenced in relevant documents used throughout the application process, hiring, onboarding, and employment. The …

Blasting Barriers to Creating Affordable Braille: A Review of the Braille Blaster Software from APH

… the various menus and their functions, though it is apparent the intended audience is professional braille … editing commands can be used to make changes to the book, apply styles and formatting, or add other specialized … materials on a daily basis. Screen Reader Support I was happy to find rather robust support for screen readers …
J.J. Meddaugh
AccessWorld January 2019

Letters to the Editor

… I texted friends, added items to my grocery list, scheduled appointments, changed meeting dates, answered email and … a problem many people have with technology. They do not approach it as a fun adventure but rather as a serious task. … memos, but instead I played text adventure games. I put appointments on my calendar like, "brush the dog" and "call …
AccessWorld April 2015

Learning to Use VoiceOver on the Mac and iOS with Audio Tutorials from Mac for the Blind

… Mac, iPhone, or iPad on your Christmas list. As the size of Apple devices continues to shrink, many of them will fit in … of learning to use your new gadget. After all, VoiceOver, Apple's built-in screen reader, is a part of any new product … the blind person who wants to learn to use VoiceOver with Apple's product line, but where are those resources located? …
Jamie Pauls
AccessWorld December 2015

International Association for Accessibility Professionals: Promoting and Improving Digital Accessibility Across the Globe

… Law Webster's Dictionary defines "accessible" as: "easy to approach, reach, enter, speak with, or use." This definition … With members from over 38 countries, IAAP currently has approximately 1,200 individual members and 67 organizational … anything from more accessible PDF forms to online websites, apps and applications, also adds tremendous value to …
John Rempel
AccessWorld September 2017

Audio Description Comes to Netflix

… audio description available, but no fruit ever seemed to appear on the tree. Meanwhile, other companies tried to make … audio-described content online using the BBC iPlayer. When Apple released version 8.0 of its iOS operating system, … description, but more about how to access this new feature. Apple TV users had almost no trouble at all, since a press …
Jamie Pauls
AccessWorld July 2015

A Review of iOS Access for All: iOS 13 Edition, by Shelly Brisbin

… to use? Fortunately, the answer is a resounding: No! Apple has shown a great commitment to making all of its … Shelly Brisbin is a seasoned technology writer who happens to have low vision. She has recently released the 7th … 13, the latest version of the operating system that runs Apple’s line of smart devices including the iPod, iPad, and …
Jamie Pauls
AccessWorld February 2020

Eschenbach Smartlux Digital

… documents--you name it. Sometimes, the smartphone camera or app makes a quick alternative for a video magnifier, if …
Steven Kelley
AccessWorld May 2022

Research on English Learners Who Are Blind or Low Vision

… podcasts were recorded and shared with students on WhatsApp and Facebook. Students gave their responses on a Google form or another smartphone app. Smartphones seemed to serve an accessibility purpose to …

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