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Banking on a Plan for Inclusion at JP Morgan Chase

… Tema Smith-Bosken is a rare individual who came to technological accessibility by way of her … The couple met in the 1990s as co-trainers contracted with the Social Security Administration (SSA) to train new … became an employee of the SSA. Having never known a blind person, Smith-Bosken was fascinated by how Bob interacted …
Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld April 2015

The Quest for “The Holy Braille” Full-Page Refreshable Braille Display: An Interview with Alex Russomanno

… is set to revolutionize the pace of education for people with visual impairments. It would do this through developing … these [types of] more interactive digital content. She is personally motivated to make these features available. FCF: … of icons, and you could have interesting new ways of interacting with digital content you don't currently have …
Francesca Crozier-Fitzgerald
AccessWorld January 2017

Dog Guide Etiquette, From One Who Knows

… on what to do when you encounter a visually impaired person and his or her dog guide.] Hi! I'm Paige, and I'm a … trained service animals used as travel tools by people who are blind or visually impaired. That's it in a nutshell, … Like I said, we're dogs first...) We work most effectively with people who have very limited vision. It's likely that …
AFB Staff

Social Networking is Becoming a Way of Life

… of these sites, but how do we really use them? Do people with vision loss use them differently than our sighted … uses these social networking tools at work and in his personal life. In the second half of the 1990's, a whole new form of communication was gripping the nation. The …
Marc Grossman
AccessWorld March 2010

Social-Emotional Impact of the Pandemic

… Dealing with uncertainty, inconsistency in my schedule, frustrations … feelings towards having to teach online and missing the in-person interactions with their students and co-workers. … positive benefits for students. For example, for students who experienced bullying in school, the shift to online …

What Facebook Wants You to Know about Automatic Alternative Text

… social interactions poses obvious challenges for people who are blind or severely visually impaired, leading many to … posted. In the April 2015 issue of AccessWorld , we spoke with Facebook Accessibility Team founder Jeff Wieland and … golf Food: ice cream, sushi, pizza, dessert, coffee A person's appearance: baby, eyeglasses, beard, smiling, …
Bill Holton
AccessWorld June 2016

Treat Transportation as a Essential Service (Joint Letter from the CCD)

… and Training Task Forces of the Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) , are writing to express the needs … older people, and low-income communities. • Ensure personal protective equipment and cleaning protocols are in … In addition, many service providers and care attendants who support people with disabilities have also been …

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

… iPod, or iPad? Not only do you need to get up and running with a new operating system, but you need to learn to use a … There are lots of free resources available to the blind person who wants to learn to use VoiceOver with Apple's product …
Jamie Pauls
AccessWorld December 2015

Video: Supporting Individuals with Visual Impairments in the Healthcare Setting, Part Two

… So people often wonder how is the best way to interact with someone who is blind or has low vision, because they … you are and your title or what your role is, because the person might not be able to see your uniform or your name … and your communication directly to the person that you're interacting with. And finally, don't grab or push the …

National Braille Press Presents the 2012 Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation

… Braille Press (NBP) in Boston has long been associated with unique and compelling approaches to promoting braille. … use their products more efficiently, to teaching children who are blind that preparing food in the kitchen is loads of … system combines a tablet, eraser, and printer, enabling a person who is blind or sighted to draw, erase, and produce a …
Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld August 2013

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