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Blind people now have several ways to read Kindle books, and this development makes available a vast body of literature that would previously have been inaccessible.
Tek Talk A look at the kodex program featuring Dean Martineau Read More »
Jonathan Mosen will be presenting to Tek Talk about the Apple TV 4th Generation, which has recently received a significant software update. Learn about what this fully accessible set-top box can do.
A vacation is by its nature supposed to be a chance to escape the stresses of life. However many times those stresses can follow you. Once you get to your hotel you still have to find local dining spots and entertainment.
Tek Talk Features Bill Kociaba, Taking a Cruise Read More »
2016 is an important year for the NVDA community: introduction of audio ducking, better braille display compatibility, and NVDA has turned ten years old.
Tek Talk Welcomes Joseph Lee, 16.1, new upgrade to NVDA Read More »
Hadley Institute for the Blind and Visually Impaired
(Formerly, The Hadley School for the Blind)
Special note:
Mike May originally was to speak on January 25. He has informed us that he will be able to speak to us. What a courageous man he is as he carries on after the loss of his son.
Tek Talk Features mike May to discuss the Consumer Electronics Show, 2016 Read More »
My name is Lynnette Tatum and for 20 years I instructed students in the use of Microsoft Office–Word, Excel and PowerPoint specifically). During this time I prepared and distributed copious notes in a variety of formats.
