Blind+and+Low+Vision

Links

 * [|Manitoba Education Resource for the Blind and Visually Impaired]
 * [|List of Vision Consultant Services - Agencies (from Manitoba Education)]
 * [|Natural Reader - Free text-to-speech software]
 * [|Balaolka - Free text-to-speech software]

Scholary Journals (Peer-reviewed)
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// **January 1, 2013 - Current** //
 * [|Sex Education Instruction for Students Who Are Visually Impaired: Recommendations to Guide Practitioners]
 * [|Usability and Design Guidelines of Smart Canes for Users with Visual Impairments]

// **January 1, 2012 - December 31, 2012** //
 * [|Applying a response-to-intervention model to literacy instruction for studentswho are blind or have low vision.]
 * [|The effects of various mounting systems of near magnification on reading performance and preference in school-age students with low vision]
 * [|The relationship between computer and Internet use and performance on standardized tests by secondary school students with visual impairments.]
 * [|Transition to employment for students with visual impairments: Components for success.]
 * [|Assistive technology competencies for teachers of students with visual impairments: A national study.]

// **January 1, 2009 - December 31, 2011** //
 * [|Using Adaptive Tools and Techniques to Teach a Class of Students Who Are Blind or Low-Vision]
 * [|Color Comprehension And Color Categories Among Blind Students: A Multi-Sensory Approach In Implementing Concrete Language To Include All StudentsIn Advanced Writing Classes]
 * [|Students with Low Vision Describe Their Visual Impairments and Visual Functioning]
 * [|The use of assistive technology by high school students with visual impairments: A second look at the current problem.]
 * [|Accessibility of e-learning and computer and information technologies forstudents with visual impairments in postsecondary education.]