ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Alternative means to access digital information
Assistive Technology Training
Our training equips individuals with alternative methods to access information using technology tools and skills tailored for both visual and non-visual learners.
Training Highlights
Basic computer skills: navigating Windows or Mac OS.
Creating, editing, organizing, and printing documents and spreadsheets.
Accessing the internet for research or leisure.
Using screen readers or screen enlargement software.
Operating Braille note-takers and refreshable Braille displays.
Employing scan-read technologies to access printed materials.
Navigating mobile devices non-visually.
Exploring assistive apps designed for the blind and low vision.
Developing adaptive literacy skills essential for employment.
This program ensures participants gain the technological confidence needed for daily life, education, and work.