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Mar
Mar
I asked for a first person blog post on the importance of adding art and music to STEM education for blind students. Here’s what I got: Hey there! I’m ChatGPT, […]
Author Archives: Lloyd Waggener
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Feb
Feb
Legos: the joy of many childhoods! They help you learn to build and expand your creativity. Recently I heard more about accessible Lego instructions in audio and braille. I was […]
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Jan
Jan
John Boyer passed away on January 17. John was born blind and lost his hearing as a child. He devoted his life to promoting and developing computer applications that improved […]
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Jan
Jan
Then, Ashley Neybert, accessibility specialist with ViewPlus and lead curriculum designer with Independence Science, explains what a day in the life of a blind student is like at Oregon State University. http://eyeonvision.blogspot.com/2023/01/muller-glia-in-zebrafish-for-retinal.html?m=1
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Jan
Jan
It’s the time for making new resolutions and starting the new year with a fresh attitude and outlook. What are you going to focus on this year? At ViewPlus this […]
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Dec
Dec
Hello everyone! My name is Ashley Neybert and I am ViewPlus’ newest Accessibility Specialist. I am also legally blind and thought it might be good for everyone to know some […]
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Nov
Nov
Throughout my life I have heard the phrase “a picture is worth 1000 words”. Is this true? Why would a picture be important? I can think of several scenarios where […]
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Oct
Oct
For both students and teachers, the start of a new school year brings with it challenges – some new and some recurring. In our previous post, “Overcoming Barriers: preparing a […]
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Sep
Sep
August is for many, (with varying degrees of enthusiasm) the time when thinking about going back to school. This is related to different investments, new clothing, schoolbooks and much more, […]
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Aug
Aug
Education is much more than just the physical learning. The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction can also be defined as the delivery and receipt of a series of […]