Accessible World seeks to educate the general public, the disabled community and the professionals who serve them by providing highly relevant information about new products, services, and training opportunities designed specifically to eliminate geographic and access barriers that adversely affect them.
Our Tek Talk Special program Welcomes Orcam Technologies to discuss the topic: “The Orcam Camera a truly innovative device for blind persons.”
May 20, 2020
For years, many of us have been using Microsoft Internet Explorer to shop online, read the news, work with social media sites and much more besides.
Are you tired of paying exorbitant cable or satellite bills for programming or channels you’ll never watch? Do you struggle with using your remote or cable box, and wish there was a more accessible way to watch shows you want to see?
Matt Ater, Vice president of Business Development, Vispero will speak on the topic of Kiosk Accessibility, including what makes a kiosk accessible, how JAWS works to improve the kiosk experience, and the steps one should take in building an accessible
The 2020 CSUN conference was held this month in Anaheim California at the Anaheim Marriott. This yearly world-wide conference is the highlight for many who come to attend presentations and see exhibits regarding Access technology.
Are you interested in keeping up with access technology? Are you having trouble with an IPhone app or a jaws setting on your computer?
The Victor Reader Trek is undergoing some major software updates this year, one of which already took place in January. We’ll go over what these updates mean, why these features were chosen, and the process by which updates happen.
Be My Eyes is a free, unlimited, always-open service delivered via smartphone that allows blind and low vision users to get access to volunteers who can read, describe or identify the visual information via live video.
Some people want phones with keypads, not touch screens. Such phones are called feature phones; they can do many things, but they aren’t as capable as smart phones.
