40 Academic Apps: Part 1
A list of student-recommended academic apps for students who are blind or visually impaired
A list of student-recommended academic apps for students who are blind or visually impaired
Wondering what holidays presents to give kids who are blind or low vision, deafblind or with multiple disabilities? Try these ideas for Christmas, Hanukkah, birthdays and other occasions for children of different ages.
Complex needs students have opportunity to review Thanksgiving items through a multi-sensory bingo game with a switch activated spinner.
This lesson idea uses a wonderful story and includes a story box that can be adapted to meet individual student goals with a variety of settings.
Keeping teens busy over the summer months that don’t involve screen time can be a challenge. Use age appropriate crafts to encourage their creativity and build skills.
ECC Challenge for March 2026 is assistive technology. Maryland School for the Blind TVI portal offers a contest to students who participate.
This creative TSVI and mom of a teen who is deafblind shares the strategies they use when using his cell phone to create independent skills.
This is the second session in the WaterViz collection of water cycle lessons and activities.
TVI uses the educational game app to provide technology practice in a motivating way.
Traditional worksheets can be filled with meaningful content that is not accessible to students with visual impairments. Educators must remove these barriers.