tsusnick, Author at ConnectCenter

Considerations for Hiring a Blind or Low-Vision Employee

If the first time you meet a person who is blind or low vision is when they come into your office for an interview, you are not alone. The overall population of individuals in this situation is very small, and those working age and eligible to be competitively employed are even smaller. Because of this […]

Presents and Toys for Young Children

Finding gifts for children who are blind or have low vision might seem hard. But there are many accessible and enjoyable options out there, whether it’s for your child, grandchild, cousin, niece, or nephew. Choosing a Toy Look for multi-sensory toys for children with eye conditions. Choose ones that are bright, noisy, and have varied […]

Free Downloads of Books & Manuals!

Are you trying to learn how to use or troubleshoot an APH product but can’t find the manual? Do you need an accessible user guide for an instructional kit purchased from APH? Are you seeking free, accessible guides, books, and skills checklists? Browse the alphabetized list of digital APH manuals and downloads, which can be […]

Five iPhone Apps/Tools to Introduce to Your Child Who Is Blind or has Low Vision

The iPhone offers Vision Accessibility and various apps. These help with reading printed text, understanding surroundings, enjoying audiobooks, and finding routes. While many app options exist, the following are well-known and may be worth exploring with your child. To reduce frustration, I recommend using them in natural contexts and for short time intervals. VoiceOver I’d […]