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Top Tech Tidbits for Thursday, July 14, 2022 - Volume 867The Week's News in Access Technology A Mind Vault Solutions, Ltd. Publication Top Tech Tidbits. The world's #1 online resource for current news and trends in access technology. Subscribers: 7,331 opt-in subscribers were sent this issue via email. 127 Premium Subscribers were sent this issue via email. This Week's Featured Advertisement: Dolphin EasyReader App Inducted to the AppleVis Hall of Fame
The AppleVis iOS App Hall of Fame celebrates the skills and passion of developers who build apps that are fully accessible to VoiceOver users. EasyReader joins notable products such as DropBox, SeeingAI and Cash Reader in the Hall of Fame, as an app recognized for its full accessibility. EasyReader App is a free, accessible reading app that directly connects to over 40 countries' accessible talking book libraries, here in the US they are NLS-BARD and Bookshare. It is compatible on a variety of platforms-Android, Kindle Fire, Chromebooks, Windows and obviously Apple's iOS. EasyReader technology is also built into the Dolphin SuperNova range and GuideConnect software, with a simplified user interface. You can download EasyReader by going to your platform's app store. Read more about our induction at: https://yourdolphin.com/en-gb/news?id=521 or visit the EasyReader web page to learn more at: https://yourdolphin.com/EasyReader. Dear Tidbits Subscriber,1) Top 5 Most Clicked Tidbits From Last WeekA.) Siri Gets A Boost in iOS 16 (10.8% of all clicks.) B.) How Blind or Low Vision Booklovers Can Fully Concentrate While Reading an Audiobook (7.4% of all clicks.) C.) Humanware Announces The Stellar Trek GPS Device: Still in Beta, Price Unknown | Tech-VI List (6.6% of all clicks.) D.) Creating A More Accessible Envision (6.2% of all clicks.) E.) Free Apps and Actions from APH (6.0% of all clicks.) 2) Two Top Tech Tidbits Sponsorship Packages Currently AvailableI am very happy to report that our waiting list has been cleared and there are currently two sponsorship packages available to any potential Sponsor that might wish to secure one. So if you've been thinking about joining us, now is the perfect opportunity. If you're not sure if Tidbits is the right fit for your business or organization I encourage you to consider a quarterly trial. 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Become one of the 18 industry leaders that support the world's #1 online resource for current news and trends in access technology while enjoying some really incredible benefits: 3) Dolphin SuperNova With Microsoft Office Power Tip: Get Additional Help About An Item In The Office Ribbon With A Supernova HotkeyCourtesy of Dolphin Computer Access: 4) Expanded Availability of At-home COVID-19 Tests for People Who Are Blind or Have Low VisionLast month, the Biden-Harris Administration launched an initiative to expand the availability of at-home testing options that are more accessible for people who are blind or have low vision. The tests work with a Bluetooth-enabled smartphone app to provide users with audible instructions and test results. Due to very limited supplies when the program began, each order included only two test kits. People were asked to order these tests only if they did not have options for using the traditional kits. Starting July 8th 2022, the program is expanding. People will now receive 12 test kits with each order. In addition, anyone who is blind or who has low vision is now encouraged to order the more-accessible tests: 5) Envision App, Now Free For EveryoneA practical guide to what these changes mean for you: 6) APH Is Ready for a Braille RevolutionYou undoubtedly heard the big splash in 2017, when we introduced our plans for the Graphiti, a dynamic, multi-level tactile display. All of us here vividly remember the day of the solar eclipse that year, when people who are visually impaired were able to touch the sun with their hands using the device. But through that development process, we learned that we can — and must — do even more. Graphiti would have been used side-by-side with a braille textbook. But now, in partnership with HumanWare, we're developing what we consider the holy grail of Braille: a single tablet device that provides both braille text and tactile graphics, all in one: 7) Fable Launches Online Course PlatformFable, an online platform that connects companies in need of accessibility testers with people with disabilities, has launched Fable Pathways, a free skills development program that shares online courses for people with disabilities, by people with disabilities. The inaugural courses are "Getting Started in Web Development" and "Becoming a Manager." For more information and to view the free courses, visit: 8) Breaking News: Aira Everywhere! Aira for the Desktop, Aira on the BlindShell Phone Classic 2, Aira on the ARX Headset and Aira on the Envision Glasses!We covered a good deal of this last week, but it is a good time to point out that Aira is now coming to the BlindShell Phone Classic 2 Accessible Cell Phone. Lots of outlets covered this, but this is where we heard it first: 9) Atkinson Hyperlegible FontThe Braille Institute offers Atkinson Hyperlegible Font, available for free. Here the link to read more and download it to your Windows or Mac computer: 10) A New Choice in Braille Transcription SoftwareBrailleBlaster is not new, but we used it for a small project recently and noticed changes after updating: 11) Mycroft AI Launches Mimic 3 TTSMycroft AI, creators of an open-source speech technology platform, has released the Mimic 3 text-to-speech (TTS) engine with more than two dozen languages and 100 voice sets. It can run completely offline on low-end systems: 12) APH Releases Send to Braille 2.0The American Printing House for the Blind has released an update of its free Send to Braille application, which allows Windows users to quickly create machine-translated braille files in BRL (unformatted MicroBraille) format. Version 2.0 allows the simultaneous conversion of multiple files and includes many back-end updates for smoother function. For more information, visit: 13) 4 Free Sites and Extensions for Online Text-to-Speech ToolsThere are a whole host of different benefits that you can achieve with text-to-speech, no matter who you are or what you're doing. But downloading various programs onto your computer just to give text-to-speech a try can be a bit of a daunting task: 14) Updated Documentation For Leasey 7 Now AvailableWhile the major update of Leasey 7 has not yet been released Hartgen Consultancy has updated the documentation to reflect the new changes and additions. In anticipation of the upcoming release you may read the documentation from the following link. Please note that at the time of this writing the software available for download is still for Leasey 7.0 build 7060 which is not the upcoming version with the new features: 15) NLS Patron Engagement Section Launches Virtual ProgramsAs part of its effort to provide services, programs, and resources directly to patrons that will enhance their library experience, the newly formed Patron Engagement Section will be hosting a virtual Monthly BARD Review on Zoom. This program will occur the second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. Eastern, starting on August 11. Each Review will last for one hour and will discuss a predetermined topic about a component of BARD usage or a specific BARD product. After the prepared training, patrons will have an opportunity to ask any questions that they may have regarding the topic of the evening or any other aspect of BARD. To join the August 11 session, visit https://loc.zoomgov.com/j/1611161911?pwd=bVh5ejFsWFBlL21KY0VqaHlRMUlSQT09 or call in by telephone at (669) 254-5252 📱️ (Meeting ID: 161 116 1911). The Patron Engagement Section is also launching a quarterly Patron Corner program. The first Patron Corner, held on June 13, 2022, covered Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Collection Selection, but Did Not Have the Vehicle to Ask. For future information on upcoming Patron Engagement Section programs, visit: 16) New Windows 11 Insider Build 25145 Brings Braille Driver Solution, OneDrive Storage Alerts To The Dev ChannelMicrosoft just released the latest Dev Channel build, version 25145, for Windows 11, and along with a number of changes, fixes, and improvements, it includes three new features: 17) VoxLens Makes Interactive Data More Accessible For Screen ReadersVoxLens is a JavaScript plugin that, with one additional line of code, allows people who use screen readers to interact with visualizations: 18) 8 New Windows 11 Keyboard Shortcuts You Need To KnowA few of these are extra nifty: 19) New Directory Lists Accessible Windows ProgramsLaufware recently launched a directory of accessible Windows programs. Categories include Audio Players, Keyboard Shortcuts, Screen Readers, and many others. More than two hundred programs are listed. The website also highlights podcasts of interest to the blind and low-vision community. For more information, visit: 20) Webinar Recording | The AT Social Hub: The Return of Steve Nutt from Computer Room Services | YouTubeSight and Sound Technology recently conducted a webinar with Steve Nutt from Computer Room Services. During Steve's presentation he discussed and demonstrated two products which may be of interest to some readers. He demonstrated one of the Milestone media players which was very likely the Milestone 312 Ace WIFI from Bones. This player can play DAISY titles, including those from NLS and Bookshare as well as titles from Audible according to the product page. He also demonstrated the Zeitgeist 2 talking timepiece with a variety of time-related functions including providing the time using haptic feedback: 21) Remote Incident Manager (Public Beta) | Pneuma SolutionsRemote Incident Manager (RIM) is a fully accessible remote desktop product for technical support, training, and simply helping friends and family with their PCs. Try RIM completely free of charge during the public beta: 22) The Business User's Guide To Google VoiceGoogle Voice can add a whole new layer of power into your professional phone setup — once you figure out how to use it. Here's help: 23) Leasey Version 7 Build 7116 Now Available | Hartgen Consultancyhttps://www.hartgen.org/leaseydemo 24) The Muze: Build 46 Now Available | Hartgen ConsultancyThe Muze Build 46 is Released. Albums are now displayed with Official Charts Company searches. List Boxes of results are now returned in respect of searches for Wikipedia, Discogs and Genius Lyrics: 25) Review | Vision Buddy - New Tech From Sight And Sound Technologyhttps://www.londonvision.org/blog/vision-buddy-review/ 26) Spring App For iOS: Twitter Client: Version 3.6 Includes Accessibility Improvements For VoiceOver UsersIn addition to what is mentioned in the release notes version 3.6 also seems to be a bit more responsive when swiping from one tweet to the next. This Twitter client offers some useful features with impressive accessibility for VoiceOver users: 27) App Update from Leading Sport and Fitness Equipment Manufacturer Concept2 Includes New Accessibility FeaturesA major update of the ErgData app from Concept2 is now available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store for Android. The app has many new features, including audio guidance in both Apple and Android versions to increase accessibility: ➜ Press Releases and Other News1) Can Excessive Use Of Headphones Cause Deafness?According to a recent study by France's National Institute of Health and Medical Research (INSERM), a large number of people in France are facing problems due to headphones. The study also shared a surprising fact that about 25% of adults in France are struggling with hearing problems. The main reason for this is the excessive use of headphones: 2) New Accessibility App For St. John's Pedestrian Mall Excludes Some With Vision Loss, Advocate SaysThis is a good example of how an app like BlindSquare or Microsoft Soundscape can limit access for users who do not use iOS: 3) FCC Takes Enforcement Action Against Verizon Wireless For Not Providing Information Related To Accessibility Of Its Premium Visual Voicemail ServiceFCC Enforcement Bureau proposes $100,000 fine against Verizon Wireless for apparently failing to produce documentation exhibiting due diligence in exploring accessibility and achievability of its Premium Visual Voicemail service: 4) This App Gives People Who Are Blind Step-By-Step Audio Directions To Easily Navigate Public TransitInitially piloted in three D.C. Metro stations, Waymap — which uses sensors in a smartphone to know exactly where a person is and how they're moving — will be available across the city's transit system by Spring 2023: 5) Strangers Rescue Visually Impaired Man Who Fell Into Boston Harbor With Guide DogA man who is visually impaired is looking for the two strangers who jumped into Boston Harbor to save his life: 6) National Beep Baseball World Series Coming to Beaumont | YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCSF87hCwdM 7) Advocates Tout 'Untapped' Pool Of Blind And Visually Impaired Workers To Fill Job PositionsDespite a resume that includes a master's degree and a previous position as executive director for a deaf and blind advocacy organization, Paulette Monthei's low vision disability proved to be a hardship: 8) Best Smartphone Assistive Apps For Seniors With Low VisionAssistive apps for smartphones could help seniors with low vision regain some of their independence and relieve caregiver burden at the same time. But there's a problem: Many older Americans who could benefit from apps designed for those with visual impairment do not use them. In fact, while 15.2% of people over the age of 75 reported having vision loss that could not be corrected through prescription lenses, only 6% of older smartphone users take advantage of these types of apps: ➜ Surveys1) APH Surveys PageSurveys help inform APH of the greatest needs in the community so they can gear their efforts toward making sure those needs are met. Ongoing APH surveys can be found here: 2) Audible Vision Baseline SurveyThis baseline survey aims to understand how assistive technology users conduct certain activities: 3) Audible Vision App SurveyThis survey aims to understand how assistive technology users use the Audible Vision app: 4) NVDA Satisfaction Survey 2022Nonvisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is asking users to complete a short satisfaction survey. It is at: ➜ Featured Podcast Episodes1) Star Trek and Vision Loss | Hadley Presents A Conversation with the ExpertsJuly 8th 2022 | Actor and artist Bruce Horak talks about his personal journey with vision loss, how he got interested in painting, and his role in the new television series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: 2) Mosen at Large Episode 187: Aira Arriving On New Devices, Differing Uber Experiences, And Tech Tips For Travel3) Blind Abilities Podcast Episode 866: Tech Abilities: To Delve or Not to Delve, Aira Announces Lots, Apple Fever, Mobility and Guide Dogs, Text Selection, 3 Finger Quadruple Tap and the Rotor Organization Demo!July 11th 2022 | Serina, Callie and jeff dig into some news and tech tidbits that have been getting a lot of attention. Callie delves into the Guide Dog dream and is mobility going to be the ice breaker? How about Blind Pride, hmmm, to each at their own time probably, We got a lot of topics through out this episode and some really good tips on copying text and arranging your rotor actions for efficiency. And, much more news and tech tidbits from across the entire Universe! :) 4) Eyes on Success Episode 2228: Graphical Braille Display and eBRFJuly 13th 2022 | Wouldn't it be nice to have an affordable, 2-D, refreshable Braille display? Soon that may not be just a dream. Hosts Nancy and Peter Torpey talk with Greg Stilson and William Freeman from the American Printing House about the new technology behind the combined text and graphics tactile display they are working on as well as formatting standards for such displays: ➜ Featured Webinars, Training Courses and Events1) Reading Books from Accessible Libraries NLS/BARD, NFB Newsline and Bookshare | SuperNova Everyday Essential WebinarJuly 14th 2022 | 9AM PT, 10AM MT, 11AM CT, 12PM ET, 4PM GMT | Participate live every Tuesday or watch the recordings at your leisure: 2) ACB Community Event: Use The JAWS Skim = Reading Tool to Quickly Review Long Documents | Freedom ScientificJuly 14th 2022 | 12PM PT, 1PM MT, 2PM CT, 3PM ET, 7PM GMT | Want to quickly review long documents and search for information? Join us to learn how to make the JAWS Skim-Reading tool work for you. American Council of the Blind. To request an invitation, email community@acb.org 📧️. 3) Getting Started with Podcasting | The Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book LibrarySaturday, July 16th 2022 | 11AM PT, 12PM MT, 1PM CT, 2PM ET, 6PM GMT | Join Brian Fischler and Allison Meloy from That Real Blind Tech show along with Jeanine Stanley from the Airacast Podcast, Steven Scott from Blind Guy Talks Tech Podcast, and David Goldstein from ICantCU and White Cane's Connect Podcast for a Roundtable about what else but podcasting. Have you ever wanted to learn how to start your own podcast? Join us to learn how to get started in podcasting, find out what tools you will need, how to launch your podcast, edit your show, and promote your podcast on social media. The group will discuss what works for them, what issues they have run in to over the years, and discuss podcasting best practices: 4) Ask Sharky: Use the JAWS Notification History | Freedom ScientificJuly 19th 2022 | Learn to use the new Notification History feature in JAWS and Fusion, which enables you to control what notifications you hear. Download the Clubhouse app from iOS App Store or Google Play to participate on your mobile device. 5) Envision Glasses: Everything You Always Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask | Access IngenuityJuly 20th 2022 | 10AM PT, 11AM MT, 12PM CT, 1PM ET, 5PM GMT | Did you know that Envision Glasses are built like a platform, and are constantly updated with new features and functionalities? With that in mind, we are excited to present the July 2022 edition of our Envision glasses presentation. This session will serve as an introduction to those new to the glasses, as well as a chance to review, learn about the latest features, or ask questions for those who have attended our previous webinars or who are the lucky owners of a pair. We may even get a visit from an Envision representative! Join Ian Ramos and Zhi Huang from Access Ingenuity as we look at the exciting new Envision glasses. Envision glasses use the cutting-edge Google Glasses platform as a way for visually impaired users to gain access to their environment. They provide the ability to scan text, be it handwritten notes, books, or your favorite recipe. Using the built-in camera, you can call someone and have them see from your point of view to help you pick out the perfect outfit or help you navigate a challenging obstacle. Learn more about the additional features these glasses offer and how they differ from other wearable technologies currently on the market. Learning Outcomes: How Scene Description can offer more independence. How the glasses use cutting-edge technology to help you do more. Explore new features since our last Envision glasses presentation. | Meeting ID: 844 9731 5433 | Passcode: 122811 | One tap mobile: +16699009128,,84497315433#,,,,*122811# US (San Jose) | Dial by your location: +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose). Join: 6) Best Practices to Structure Accessibility Testing | TPGiJuly 20th 2022 | 9AM PT, 10AM MT, 11AM CT, 12PM ET, 4PM GMT | This webinar will cover common gaps in how organizations implement accessibility testing. These gaps complicate communication within an organization and lead to barriers for people with disabilities. Once the common gaps have been identified, we will review step-by-step instructions on how to reduce these gaps. Participants will leave with a clear plan for accessibility testing that is practical and sustainable. With this plan, organizations can increase the coverage and precision of their testing while decreasing the overall amount of test results. Additionally, participants will learn: The pros and cons of the different automated accessibility testing libraries and which one is right for their organization. The limitations of automated testing and how to bridge the gap with manual testing. How to track progress on errors and verify what's been fixed from one sprint to the next. While this webinar focuses on building accessibility testing skills with the ARC Platform, the lessons are applicable to all testing libraries. With the evolution of AI and machine learning, there are many new innovations in automated accessibility testing. This webinar evaluates their effectiveness and looks ahead to how they could affect accessibility testing. Register today: 7) JAWS Power Tips for Increasing Productivity at Work and at Play | Freedom ScientificJuly 21st 2022 | 9AM PT, 10AM MT, 11AM CT, 12PM ET, 4PM GMT | Want tips for improving productivity in apps such as Word, Teams, and Edge? Join us for a webinar on JAWS power tips! Register for this webinar, which offers ACVREP credits to those who attend the live webinar: 8) ACB Community Event: Schedule a Zoom Meeting Using JAWS | Freedom ScientificJuly 21st 2022 | 12PM PT, 1PM MT, 2PM CT, 3PM ET, 7PM GMT | Find out how to schedule events on the Zoom conferencing platform with JAWS. American Council of the Blind. To request an invitation, email community@acb.org 📧️. 9) Snap & Read: 5 Essential Supports for Executive Function | Don JohnstonJuly 26th 2022 | 10AM PT, 11AM MT, 12PM CT, 1PM ET, 5PM GMT | Presented By: Stephanie Gilley. Executive function deficits — disorganization, poor time management, difficulty getting started with tasks — can keep bright learners from doing great things. And it can be tough to know how to help! Digital supports can empower students to stay organized, focused, and work independently, both at this point in their lives and in the future. In this webinar, Stephanie Gilley will demonstrate the top 5 tools that support learners with executive functioning difficulties: Read Aloud tools to support focus. Highlighting/Color Overlay/screen masking tool for help with visual tracking. A tool to reduce digital distractions. Note taking tools to help with organization. PDF annotation to help streamline tasks and assignments. Register to attend live or receive a recording: 10) Methods to Navigate Word & Outlook Efficiently with JAWS Using Speech & Braille (ACVREP CE Approved) | Access IngenuityJuly 27th 2022 | 10AM PT, 11AM MT, 12PM CT, 1PM ET, 5PM GMT | Many JAWS users may know some features to quickly navigate specific increments and elements such as links, headings, forms, graphics, and tables when using a web browser. However, most do not know that there are similar JAWS features to increase efficiency when navigating Word documents and Outlook emails. Join Rachel Reeves, Marisa Church, and Zhi Huang from Access Ingenuity with Joe McDaniel from Vispero to explore various JAWS Navigation Quick Keys with a browser, Word, and Outlook. It is important to note that this presentation will benefit those who want to know how to work with Navigation Quick Keys using JAWS with either a QWERTY keyboard or a Focus braille display. Note that everybody is welcome and can benefit from this presentation. If you are a teacher of the visually impaired (TVI), this presentation is approved for ACVREP continuing education credit. Learning Outcomes: Introduce JAWS Navigation Quick Keys and how they can increase your efficiency when navigating a browser, Word, and Outlook. Understand how to turn on and off Navigation Quick Keys, when you want them on or off, and the JAWS default settings for Quick Keys in different situations. Discover how to learn the Quick Keys in different situations with the JAWS Screen Sensitive help. Explore Quick Key features such as links, headings, forms, tables, misspelled words, comments, track changes, etc. | Meeting ID: 872 7899 0752 | Passcode: 807757 | One tap mobile: +16699009128,,87278990752#,,,,*807757# US (San Jose) | Dial by your location: +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose) | Join Zoom Meeting: 11) How to Quickly Test Your Website for JAWS Screen Reader Compatibility | TPGiJuly 27th 2022 | 9AM PT, 10AM MT, 11AM CT, 12PM ET, 4PM GMT | Presenters: Mike DeSorda, Customer Success Manager, and Al Puzzuoli, Customer Support. Experience a real-world scenario exhibiting the synergy between the JAWS screen reader and TPGi's JAWS compatibility testing tool, JAWS Inspect, as part of the accessibility QA process. Webinar attendees will observe the interaction between a real JAWS user struggling with a poorly designed web page and a TPGi accessibility tester quickly making sense of the JAWS user's accessibility challenges via the power of JAWS Inspect. JAWS Inspect provides text output of the JAWS audio speech to enable non-JAWS users to efficiently test for screen reader compatibility. Attendees will get a first-hand look at how to use JAWS Inspect alongside JAWS (or by itself) for quick and easy screen reader compatibility testing: 12) Controlling Your World with Control Bionics from APTATJuly 27th 2022 | 10AM PT, 11AM MT, 12PM CT, 1PM ET, 5PM GMT | APTAT Assistive Technology Training Series
Training Duration: 1 hour. An expanded training including an overview of using the Control Bionics device for communication as well as an environmental control unit. Registration is required. Accommodation requests should be made at least 2 weeks before the event date. We will do our best to coordinate any requests made within 2 weeks of the event, however please be aware we may not be able to honor the request on short notice. Certificate of Attendance is available for live attendees and can be requested during registration. This webinar will be recorded and archived on our YouTube channel: Accessing Potential Through Assistive Technology: 13) Ask Sharky: What Happened at the Association on Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD) Conference? | Freedom ScientificJuly 27th 2022 | Join us for details on Vispero activities at the ACB and NFB conventions. Download the Clubhouse app from iOS App Store or Google Play to participate on your mobile device. 14) ACB Community Event: Ten JAWS Power Tips to Increase Productivity | Freedom ScientificJuly 28th 2022 | 12PM PT, 1PM MT, 2PM CT, 3PM ET, 7PM GMT | Discover ten JAWS power tips for increasing productivity when navigating apps and completing tasks. American Council of the Blind. To request an invitation, email community@acb.org 📧️. 15) NaviLens and Apple air Tags | Technology User Group, Maryland State LibraryAugust 13th 2022 | 7AM PT, 8AM MT, 9AM CT, 10AM ET, 2PM GMT | Labeling and tracking just got a whole lot easier! Learn how to use these exciting new products. All events are currently being held via teleconference until further notice. No programs will be held in person. Please dial (319) 527-4994 📱️ at 10 AM ET: 16) Pixel Phone | Technology User Group, Maryland State LibrarySeptember 10th 2022 | 7AM PT, 8AM MT, 9AM CT, 10AM ET, 2PM GMT | Has Android bridged the gap with Apple with this remarkable new device? All events are currently being held via teleconference until further notice. No programs will be held in person. Please dial (319) 527-4994 📱️ at 10 AM ET: 17) Blindness & Diabetes Webinar: Dexcom vs Freestyle Libre | Accessible Pharmacy Services For The BlindSeptember 23rd 2022 | 9AM PT, 10AM MT, 11AM CT, 12PM ET, 4PM GMT | Blindness and Diabetes Webinar: Dexcom vs Freestyle Libre. Please join Accessible Pharmacy Services for the Blind and University of Pennsylvania's Diabetes Education Center as we compare Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) devices available to our blind, deafblind, and low vision patients living with diabetes. We will be discussing differences between Dexcom and Freestyle Libre as well as their accessibility features. This webinar will have captioning and a live ASL interpreter. If you are unable to attend, please register to receive the webinar audio and video via email: 18) iOS 16 Review And Editing Voice Memos | Technology User Group, Maryland State LibraryOctober 1st 2022 | 7AM PT, 8AM MT, 9AM CT, 10AM ET, 2PM GMT | Every year we look for accessibility improvements in our i-devices. See what is new in this latest version of the Apple operating system. All events are currently being held via teleconference until further notice. No programs will be held in person. Please dial (319) 527-4994 📱️ at 10 AM ET: 19) AT Gifts for the Holidays | Technology User Group, Maryland State LibraryNovember 5th 2022 | 7AM PT, 8AM MT, 9AM CT, 10AM ET, 2PM GMT | Our annual look at gadgets and gizmos that will make your holiday season a successful one. All events are currently being held via teleconference until further notice. No programs will be held in person. Please dial (319) 527-4994 📱️ at 10 AM ET: 20) 20 Websites to Bookmark for 2023 | Technology User Group, Maryland State LibraryDecember 10th 2022 | 7AM PT, 8AM MT, 9AM CT, 10AM ET, 2PM GMT | Technology keeps changing and so do the websites that are useful in our everyday lives. Find out why these 20 websites are so important for 2023. All events are currently being held via teleconference until further notice. No programs will be held in person. 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Sponsor Since: July 2nd 2020 Website: https://www.aph.org/ 🌐 Toll Free and Customer Support: (800) 223-1839 📱️ Phone: (512) 895-2405 📱️ Fax: (512) 899-2284 ░ YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/WENRlCNDsxQ 🎥 Free Apps & Actions from APH: https://www.aph.org/free-apps-from-aph/ 📱 About: Since 1858, the American Printing House for the Blind has operated in Louisville, Kentucky as the world's largest nonprofit organization, creating accessible learning experiences through educational, workplace, and independent living products and services for people who are blind and visually impaired. APH believes that the future belongs to everyone. By offering innovative products and services, APH opens up a door of opportunities for lifelong independence and success. Sponsor: GuideLights and Gadgets➜ GuideLights And Gadgets: We're Exhibiting at both ACB and NFB ConventionsBarry, Kae, and Debra welcome you to our world of everything leather, dog, and gadget; and our "New" Evo 12 stereo Daisy player with 6 voices, $289; Hermione bottomless leather bag, $65; Titanium telescopic locking canes, $50; Next generation bone conduction headphones, $110; Talking medical bundle, $120; Soft absorbent doggie bathrobes, $30 - $35; Protective doggie winter jackets/raincoats, $30 - $40; Self-cleaning grooming brushes, $15 - $26, and much more! Come find us! For additional information, contact Barry Scheur at (617) 969-7500 📱️ / bscheur.gadgetsandtech@gmail.com 📧️ or Kae at (781) 286-1696 📱️ / guidelightdogs@gmail.com 📧️. Director, http://www.GuideLightsAndGadgets.us
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Sponsor Since: June 30th 2022 Website: http://www.braillebookstore.com/ 🌐 Phone (Toll Free): (800) 987-1231 📱️ Fax (Toll Free): (800) 985-1231 ░ Email: Sales@BrailleBookstore.com 📧️ Hours: 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday, Pacific Standard Time. About: Welcome to Blind in Mind, The Braille Superstore. We have been supplying products to blind people and their families since 1999. We offer thousands of Braille books, toys, games, kitchen aids, and talking products. We have unbeatable prices, fast, free shipping, and great customer service! We have tons of Braille books and cool products to choose from; so grab a cup of coffee, relax, and we'll give you a quick tour: Products: ➜ Timekeeping If you need some fresh ideas or have questions, you can also check out our Shopping Guides. Sponsor: Fable➜ Advance Your Career With Fable Pathways' Free, Accessible Online LearningFable Pathways helps you gain the skills that you need to work in the tech sector with a free, accessible, and on-demand program. Learn from industry leaders with disabilities to take your career to the next level, like Kelly Ford, Senior Program Manager at Microsoft, who introduces GitHub and VS Code using a screen reader. Spend less time and energy trying to access courses with your assistive technology and focus on the content that matters to you, with Fable Pathways' accessible platform. Sign up today!
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Sponsor Since: September 23rd 2021 Website: https://www.blindmicemegamall.com/ 🌐 Blind Mice Order Center Phone: (866) 922-8877 📱️ Blind Mice Order Center Hours: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM CST/CDT (GMT-5) Monday through Friday Mall Directory of Stores: https://www.blindmicemegamall.com/bmm/shop/Directory 🛒 Join The Today's Cheese Newsletter: Join the Today's Cheese newsletter to get Members' Only sales & Unadvertised Specials from the merchants at Blind Mice Mega Mall. You can save money with these unadvertised specials! Send an email to: TodaysCheese+Subscribe@Groups.io 📧️ Blind Mice Swap Shop: Sell, Swap, and Buy. The Mice receive calls everyday asking if we buy or sell used or unwanted items. The Mice don't sell used products but to help our members, we created the Blind Mice Swap Shop! The Blind Mice Swap Shop is the place for Sellers, Traders, & Buyers to find each other! Do you ... have something you don't want anymore... Post it for sale on the Blind Mice Swap Shop. Got something you just don't use... Post it for sale on the Blind Mice Swap Shop. Got something new to sell... Post it for sale on the Blind Mice Swap Shop. Provide a service that might be helpful to other Blind and Visually Impaired folks... Post it to the Blind Mice Swap Shop. Have an announcement about an upcoming event beneficial to the Blind & Visually Impaired Community... Post it to the Blind Mice Swap Shop. Joining the Blind Mice Swap Shop is free and as easy as sending an email to: BlindMiceSwapShop+Subscribe@Groups.io 📧️ About: Welcome to Blind Mice Mega Mall! The Mall with the Blind In Mind! Blind Mice Mega Mall is designed for use with a screen reader and low vision software for visually impaired shoppers. Each store is an independent business owned / managed by a member of the Blind / Low Vision Community. Please browse & shop the merchants at Blind Mice Mega Mall. You will find great items and unique offerings from our merchants. You help the Blind Community every time you make a purchase from any of the merchants at Blind Mice Mega Mall. Every purchase made at Blind Mice Mega Mall gives back to the Blind and Visually Impaired Community. Proceeds from sales fund the MouseHole Scholarship Program, the Cooking In The Dark Show and The Movie Vault. Blind Mice Mega Mall accepts American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Visa, PayPal, Checks, and Money Orders. Purchase Orders From State Agencies are also welcome. Sponsor: Carroll Center for the Blind➜ Attend the Screen Reader User Tester Training Program at the Carroll Center for the BlindLaunch your career in the digital accessibility field! The Carroll Center for the Blind's new 7-week intensive Screen Reader User Tester Training program allows participants to learn and grow their ability to professionally explore, test, and report findings regarding the accessibility of websites, mobile applications, and digital document files using screen readers. Want to learn more? Start your journey to becoming a Screen Reader User Tester by visiting:
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