Institute on Blindness at Louisiana Tech
I came across a story from MedCity News yesterday entitled, “Sensors, cameras, GPS & algorithms meet in a wearable device to help the blind navigate.” Through a partnership between Draper Laboratory, Auburn University, and the National Federation of the Blind, … Read More »
When you—a teacher of blind students, a parent, or concerned classroom teacher—want to objectively understand a visually-impaired student’s ability to travel safely, effectively, and efficiently, what should you do? We know that: When schools want to know in what math … Read More »
September 20-22, 2013 in Ruston, Louisiana Teachers of blind/low-vision students from across Louisiana are gathering to explore, discuss, and change the future of education. We know that at every conference, you come in hoping to get the answer to one … Read More »
When I lost my vision at age fifteen, I soon began to learn how to use a cane. Like so many others, what I learned first was how to fold and put away my aluminum cane. After all, the instructor … Read More »