The National Federation of the Blind (NFB) Center of Excellence in Nonvisual Access to Commerce, Public Information, and Education (CENA) and the Maryland Technology Assistance Program will be hosting the fourth Web Accessibility Training Day on November 4, 2015. As we celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, this event will look […]
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The 22 Point Blog focuses on mobile accessibility issues, especially those related to low vision issues within mobile applications and devices. With topics ranging from magnification apps to camera apps for blind/low vision users, this blog covers a range of topics that readers can gain great information from.
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PEATs August edition of its virtual speaker series, PEAT Talks on Tuesday, August 18 from 2:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. ET, welcomes Adam Streets, Senior Director of Global Marketing and Product Owner of GettingHired. Adam will be talking about how GettingHired supplies an accessible platform for job seekers with disabilities to search positions and connect with inclusive companies […]
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Contributed by Jim McCarthy, Executive Director, MDTAP As a program challenged to enhance awareness of and availability to assistive technology for people with disabilities and their families, MDTAP has had many opportunities to participate in commemorations of the Americans with disabilities Act 25th anniversary. Participating in these events compels me to think about the relationship […]
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The National Federation of the Blind Center of Excellence and the Maryland Technology Assistance Program present Web Accessibility Training Day on November 4, 2015 Location: National Federation of the Blind Jernigan Institute 200 E. Wells Street at Jernigan Place Baltimore, Maryland 21230 Event: The National Federation of the Blind (NFB) Center of Excellence in Nonvisual […]
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NVDA Remote has landed! Contributed by Joel Zimba, Special Projects Coordinator, MDTAP Remote access to another computer has been commonplace for years–that is if a screen reader is not required. In an office environment, this means trouble shooting another machine or system administration duties are impossible if assistive technology is required. Now there is a […]
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