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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

Alternative means to access digital information

Training may include alternative methods for accessing information such as technology concepts, tools, and skills for visual and non-visual learners:

  • Using computers (basic concepts; navigating the Windows or Macintosh OS environment

  • Using software to create, edit, organize, and print word documents and spreadsheets

  • Accessing the Internet for research or recreation

  • Using a screen reader or screen enlargement software

  • Using Braille note-takers;

  • Using available assistive technology to access print (e.g., refreshable Braille display, scan-read technologies).

  • Using mobile smart devices non-visually

  • Assistive APPS for the blind and low vision

  • And other adaptive literacy skills for employment