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Virtual reality can be a real game changer for users with disabilities. From enhancing spatial awareness and even eyesight for blind and low-vision users, to pain management, to helping folks with mobility issues plan accessible routes to take in new places, this remarkable technology can have tremendous function beyond the pure recreation we often see […]

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The Developmental Disabilities Administration has been pushing for Maryland to become a Technology First State, where Assistive Technology/Tech will always be considered as a first option of support for consumers, and to create opportunities for independence through enabling technologies.   Participate in this Survey from DDA and Disability Cocoon to help them to assess where […]

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Gamers! Don’t miss this FREE presentation on Accessible Gaming, from the National Federation of the Blind with the MD Department of Disabilities! Video games are an increasingly important (and cool) part of our culture for people of all ages, and their accessibility continues to grow- join in to learn about games designed specifically with blind […]

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Join in the annual Virtual Town Hall Meeting for the Brain Injury Association of Maryland! This is your opportunity to ask questions and offer suggestions as we move forward into BIAMD’s 38th year of service to Marylanders. The budget will be reviewed, and the Board of Elections will take place as well.    For more […]

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The National Federation of the Blind is offering a free Boutique all about getting the most out of Microsoft Office with a Screen Reader! Join in tomorrow, Wednesday, June 16, from 1:00-5:00 p.m. ET to learn more about Microsoft Office accessibility and how to use your screen reader efficiently. Topics will include:   Word -Headings […]

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Source: https://accessibe.com/blog/news/introducing-accessfind-search-engine AccessFind is a new search engine designed to find and display only accessible websites.  This non-profit initiative was launched this past May and is powered by AccessiBe, an accessibility consultancy and developer.  Currently, the vast majority of websites are inaccessible according to WCAG standards, which has prompted multiple organizations to join AccessFind and […]

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