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Low Vision Quick Reference Guide – iPhone and iPad Magnification Features
In this Low Vision Quick Reference Guide we will teach you how to magnify your device screen. Use your device as a magnifier Say “Hey Siri, turn on Magnifier” Point your camera at the item you would like to read. This feature works best for short spurts of text, such as a business card or…
Read MoreLow Vision Quick Reference Guide – Email Basics for the Visually Impaired on iPhone or iPad
Siri Capabilities – Email Basics on iPhone or iPad Are you visually impaired and struggle with email on your iPhone or iPad? Say no more! With Siri, you can easily compose, read, and reply to emails hands-free. Simply activate Siri by holding down the home button or saying “Hey Siri” and ask to compose a…
Read MoreLow Vision Quick Reference Guide – Siri Setup
Siri Setup for Visually Impaired Users Introducing our Low Vision Quick Reference Guide – Siri Setup – the ultimate solution for anyone with visual impairments who wants to navigate their iPhone with ease. With our step-by-step guide, you can easily set up Siri to get the most out of your device, without the need for…
Read MoreLow Vision Quick Reference Guide – Siri Commands
Enjoy our Low Vision Quick Reference Guide of Siri Commands Our Siri Quick Reference Guide is a compact and concise document that lists the most commonly used voice commands for Apple’s Siri virtual assistant. The guide provides users with a simple and convenient way to learn and remember the various ways to interact with Siri,…
Read MoreOctober a Month-Long Celebration of Blindness Awareness
Mr. Magnifier 5 Handheld Magnifier Special Offer! The Mr. Magnifier 5 Handheld Magnifier with a built-in handle (and) built-in stand is a convenient aid for anyone with low vision. https://nelowvision.com/product/mr-magnifier-5-handheld-magnifier/ Currently on sale for $685 and FREE shipping. Victor Reader Stream New Generation! The Victor Reader Stream is one of the lowest-priced, smallest, smartest, and…
Read MoreWhen Should You Move Close to a Senior Loved One?
More often than not, senior people need our help. They may experience health-related problems, chronic illness, and the inability to perform some self-care tasks. Seniors who find it difficult to navigate simple self-care tasks need someone close to them to assist with their day-to-day tasks. Some are forced to join nursing homes or assisted living…
Read MoreRepository of Pandemic Stimulus Funding Options for Students
New England New England Low Vision and Blindness is pleased to provide the following resources of grants and funding options available for students who have been impacted by COVID-19. (If you know of other stimulus funding resources that are not included, please send us an email at info@nelowvision.com.) Federal Grant Programs: (Remember to word search…
Read MoreChildproofing Your Home for a Child with Vision Impairment
Childproofing your home is an ongoing and potentially costly process (see how much childproofing costs). This routine is made more complex for the parents of a child with a visual impairment. As your child grows and begins to explore their world, there are dozens of opportunities for accidents around the house. The average home is…
Read MoreIs your software up-to-date?
Did you know you receive a discount when ordering from New England Low Vision and Blindness Here are the current versions of the most popular low vision and blindness products: JAWS Developed to help the active computer user (of all ages) with vision loss and inability to see the computer screen or use a mouse.…
Read MoreImprove vision with these items
Sight is a precious gift that enables a person to enjoy the world in a unique way. Yet many people are born with complete or partial vision loss, while others’ vision slowly dissipates over time. Macular conditions include age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which leads to a loss of both central vision and the ability to…
Read MoreMIGS: A New Option for Patients with Glaucoma
It is estimated that over 3 million Americans over the age 40 have glaucoma, and it is said that half the people living with this disease are unaware they have it. Glaucoma is also the second leading cause of blindness worldwide. MIGS: A New Option for Patients with Glaucoma Minimally invasive glaucoma surgical procedures (MIGS)…
Read MoreSmarter Balanced Assessment Testing
The Smarter Balanced Assessment testing is just around the corner. Are you prepared to support students who require a braille accommodation? In a testing situation, a test administrator and a student will use a secure browser environment that supports both automatic and on-demand requests for embossing. If you are not we are here to help!…
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