Do you feel lost when teaching
JAWS, NVDA or Chromevox?
Join the eye.t Screen Reader Lesson Challenge!!!
What do I get?
- Skills Progression
- Lesson Brainstorming Worksheet
- Entered to win a Cheat Sheet Poster for NVDA, JAWS or Chromevox if you complete the challenge!
Working From Home?
TVI’s @ Home
Learn to implement a new way to make and share accessible documents with your students from home!
Google Products and Screen Readers
Trying to use Google Drive with a Screen Reader? View a full lesson to get you started. In partnership with APH, and Paths to Literacy.
The 3 Methods of Navigation
View a complete lesson on navigating the internet using a screen reader. To Follow along, see our NVDA Cheat Sheet.
Blog
How to Not be Awkward: Step One
Let's Begin At eye.t we strongly believe in a solid partnership between the vision field (vision professionals) and the vision community (people who have visual impairments). As such, as we release new content related to AT, we also want to provide you with multiple perspectives on what it is like...
Rethinking Keyboarding
Sometimes, we do things just because we don’t know what else to do. For example, we’re in quarantine and suddenly everyone’s house is clean. Don’t know what to do? Clean the house. It’s the same in the vision field. The Common Issue When I started my first job, I was given a 5th and 6th grade...
Life with an Invisible Disability
For some that know me, the fact that I have low vision may come as a surprise. It’s a luxury that many of us with invisible disabilities have. We have control over who knows we have a disability and who does not know. My Experience It wasn’t always like this for me. In high school, I was marked by...
Screen Readers – The 5 Myths Most TVI’s Believe
As TVI’s it seems as if we have a very regimented set of topics that we are to teach. Braille, abacus, Braille Notetakers, self advocacy, the list goes on and on. Some of these things are very easy to teach, and some are very hard, but one thing is for certain, we are all given the freedom to...
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WE KNOW HOW TO TEACH
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Who Am I?
Cody Laplante
TVI, Special Ed, Assistive Tech
Cody Laplante is currently serving as a Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments for Baltimore County Public Schools. He specializes in teaching screen readers to students with visual impairments, and through various positions, has taught consulted and trained teachers on how to effectively implement A.T into a student’s life.
