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Safety Features and Tools for Independent Living

If you’re visually impaired, daily safety can be a difficult thing to manage. It’s important to stay safe online and in your home. Part I: Handy Features with Amazon Alexa […]

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Navigating the home screen with VoiceOver

Welcome back to our VoiceOver tutorial. In our last video we learned about basic VoiceOver gestures. Today we’re going to use those gestures to navigate the home screen and apps […]

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How to use the Speech Controller

Speech Controller is an accessibility feature that allows users to have content read aloud to them. The Speech Controller works via a floating button that can be moved around the […]

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A Guide to Alt Text

Adding alt text is an important aspect of keeping everything you post online accessible. It allows people who use screen readers to process the image on the page. An image […]

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Setting Up Alexa: Enabling it to Make and Receive Phone Calls

Alexa can be a very useful tool that makes some day-to-day tasks significantly easier. Among the device’s most useful functions is the ability to make and receive phone calls. We […]

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How to use VoiceOver gestures

Welcome back to our VoiceOver tutorial series. In our previous video we showed you how to enable VoiceOver on your iPhone. Today, we’re going learn about some basic VoiceOver gestures. […]

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Donate your Old Technology

by Jamie Sargent We’re dedicated to supporting people with visual impairments in our community. Our primary objective is to help our clients live full, independent lives and achieve their goals. […]

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Get Online Get Connected

We are excited to announce our new project called ‘Get Online Get Connected.’ The purpose of this project is to give visually impaired people the tools, confidence, and support to […]

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Unlocking a World of Opportunities with the iPad:

by Jamie Sargent Imagine if one piece of technology could help you with countless tasks throughout the day: the iPad can do just that. Experience the iPad’s impact at our […]

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Be My Eyes: A useful app for people with sight loss

by Andreas Findlow Be My Eyes is a brilliant and very useful app for people living with sight loss. The app can be downloaded to a smart phone or tablet. […]

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