Guide Dogs for the Blind is excited to inform you about our Path to a Guide Dog E-Series! This free virtual learning opportunity will cover a variety of topics about the guide dog lifestyle over the course of three ninety-minute sessions. This event is intended for individuals who are blind or visually impaired, (including family...
Enhance Braille and nonvisual skills with us. The National Federation of the Blind is offering three virtual programs of the NFB BELL Academy this summer to prepare blind and low-vision children to grow into confident and independent blind people by enhancing their education. Options are available for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students for the following...
Computers for the Blind is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization located in Richardson, TX. We provide refurbished computers with assistive technology to persons who are blind or have low vision. Free shipping in the USA. No income or age requirements. Computers range from around $150-$350. All computers come with the following: • Windows 10 Pro Operating...
Although in-person programming is temporarily on hold, the Braille Institute is continuing their video, distance programming for Youth Program. Each semester, Youth Program focuses on a different area of Expanded Core Curriculum. This semester is focused on Career Education, delivered through fun and engaging project-based social activities. They understand the importance of hands-on learning. That...
The Sing for Serenity Choir Is an international, online choir composed of blind and visually impaired singers. We have members from six countries—the United States, Canada, England, Germany, Ireland, and South Africa. Our Youth Division consists of singers under the age of 18, while our Adult Division permits those with a passion for music who...
What is The Blind Life? It's a YouTube channel created by Sam Seavey with videos discussing the good, the bad, and the often annoying aspects of living with low vision. Sam is a legally blind YouTuber who has been making videos about assistive technology and apps for low vision for years and also has a...
The CSB staff has put together opportunities this June for students throughout the state to participate in that will encourage them to utilize their technology, build social skills, and learn elements of the Expanded Core Curriculum in a format that respects social distancing and is provided in an online format. We recognize that these courses...
Let’s take a deeper dive into both phone and computer apps we are using. We will have longer demonstrations of apps from There's an App for that, and any other apps we find useful are fair game. While different apps may be brought by the facilitator, we invite attendees to come with their favorite apps...
Come meet with students around the country to play games and sharpen your Nemeth skills at the same time! Spend your summer days socializing and strategizing your way out of the mysteries that lie ahead in the Nemeth Mystery Box! All materials will be delivered to you for FREE in the Nemeth mystery box that...
The Virtual ExCEL Camp will include a live hour at 2:00 ET, Monday through Friday, and is free to all registrants. Our target audience will continue to be students with vision loss. Also included are five at-home extension activities for the camp theme and with the camp supplies that will be sent to the student....
Alphapointe’s Technology Camp is a week-long day camp experience for middle and high school students with vision impairments. Campers can attend virtually or in-person at Alphapointe. Campers will train with Jaws or ZoomText software depending on the camper’s visual needs. Campers will also learn to utilize various technologies that impact academic development, advance their internet navigation...
All you need is a chair, some comfortable clothes, and no shoes and together we can enjoy a relaxing and stress-free hour in the comfort of our own homes. Hosted by Leslie Spoone, Certified Aerobic Instructor and Personal Trainer.