We are happy to be attending REHA 2023 in Poland! We hope you’re able to stop by, see our booth, and chat with us. If you have any questions or […]

We missed blogging in April, but we’re still here! We’ve just been SUPER busy this Spring.  It’s been Show season for us…. we’ve been having a blast and talking our […]

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, […]

​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 […]

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 […]

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

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 […]

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 […]