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.
Lisa has presented numerous times on Tek Talk with her two coworkers, Kim and Chris and will be presenting solo regarding the Orbit 20 which works as a minimal notetaker and Braille display.
Lisa states:
Jonathan Mosen presents us with information regarding the Seeing AI app. I initially thought that we would get the developer of that App, but it has not been approved by Microsoft at this time.
Tek Talk presents Jonathan Mosen and the topic the Seeing AI App Read More »
This Monday’s Tek Talk program will present both M. Malik from the A.T. Kratter Company and John Taylor from ViewPlus to discuss the latest updates and products from the Dolphin Company located in the United Kingdom.
Kelly Egan and Ken Goulston will be discussing the Sprint Wireless Disability Center and how they can assist blind and deaf customers with Sprint products and services.
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Robert Sweetman has been in the business of putting accessible technology systems together for individuals who are blind and businesses hiring blind folks for over 25 years.
Julian is a Mobile Assistive Technology Specialist who believes
that Mobile Assistive Technology is the future. Empowering blind
Many people are now turning to the JAWS for Windows screen-reader from VFO, particularly now that Window-Eyes is no longer a viable option.
Tek Talk presents Brian Hartgen from Hartgen Consultancy Read More »
Janet Dickelman lives in ST. Paul, Minnesota. She has been ACB Convention Coordinator since 2012. Prior to that she was the convention information desk coordinator for 3 years. Janet served on the ACB board from 2010 to 2014.
Tek Talk will be presenting Janet Ingber, a person who has previously presented numerous times on Tek Talk, and a person who has written a new book regarding necessary information on getting started using the MAC computer.
I have been asked to have a session of Tek Talk related to items we use in and around the house which have some or a lot of technological value which makes life a lot easier, especially for those of us who are blind or low vision.
Gabe will be discussing a variety of products from HumanWare, and how their Tech Support works. He will also give us some of the upcoming updates to the Victor Reader Stream, Second Generation, and what they will mean to the end user.
Tek Talk featuring Gabe Griffith from HumanWare’s Tech Support Group Read More »
