How To Videos/Assistance with Using Technology

This is an instruction video that will teach you how to use New Hampshire’s One4All Accessible Voting System.

Click here for a transcript of the video: https://futureinsight.org/wp-content/…

Click here to access voter information on the Secretary of State’s Website: https://app.sos.nh.gov/voterinformation.

To track your ballot and check its status, click here: https://www.sos.nh.gov/elections/vote….

Video part 1 of 2 – a step by step guide and description of the Accessible Absentee Voting process in NH for the 2022 general and primary elections.

Click here to access the Secretary of State’s website to obtain an accessible absentee ballot request: https://www.sos.nh.gov/elections/vote…

Click here for a transcript of the video: https://futureinsight.org/wp-content/…

Video part 2 of 2 – a step by step guide and description of the Accessible Absentee Voting process in NH for the 2022 general and primary elections. For the Secretary of State’s Election Division Hotline, call 1-603-271-8241.

Click here to access voter information on the Secretary of State’s Website: https://app.sos.nh.gov/voterinformation

To track your ballot and check its status, click here: https://www.sos.nh.gov/elections/vote…

Click here for a transcript of the video: https://futureinsight.org/wp-content/…

Part of our onboarding process involves White Cane training so our employees can take a walk in our client’s shoes. Here’s a sneak peek of our Social Worker, Sarah Huckabee, training with Orientation & Mobility Specialist, Mike Mulligan.

Future In Sight’s Orientation and Mobility Specialist, Michael Mulligan goes over how a white cane can increase a person’s safety, independence, efficiency, and confidence while navigating their environments. This is accomplished by the benefits a white cane can provide to a person who is blind or visually impaired.

The white cane is an important tool and a symbol of independence for people around the world who are blind or visually impaired. This video is the second installment of our video series dedicated to the White Cane. Michael Mulligan works for Future in Sight as an Orientation and Mobility Specialist and is sharing his experience with us in this video series.

What is the white cane a symbol of and when was it introduced to the general public? Find out these answers and more in this video. This is the first installment of our video series dedicated to the White Cane and what it means to those who are blind or visually impaired. Michael Mulligan works for Future in Sight as an Orientation and Mobility Specialist and is sharing his experience with us in this video series.

Future in Sight’s Orientation and Mobility specialist Michael Mulligan is launching a series of videos, specifically about the White Cane. The history, how it’s used and what it stands for in the community of people who are blind or visually impaired.

Future In Sight Orientation and Mobility Specialist Michael Mulligan provides an introduction and feedback about the WeWalk Cane. This electronic smart cane is designed to assist with navigation for those who are blind or visually impaired.

Randy Pierce and Nancy Druke meet for the 2nd time to train for the upcoming Boston Marathon. In this short video they describe the sighted guide tethered running technique.

Learn more about the New Hampshire Association for the Blind at https://sightcenter.org and follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/nhassociation) for the latest news and stories.

Future In Sight Occupational Therapist Beth Daisy dives a little deeper into the Zoom Accessibility options and settings that can assist low vision users for one of the world’s top rated apps, Words with Friends. This video demonstration is done using an Apple iPad, so the settings and options covered are specific to iOS devices.

The NH – TEAP provides specialized telephone landline equipment for people who have difficulty using a standard phone due to a disability such as vision loss, hearing loss or challenges to speech or mobility. This program helps New Hampshire residents with disabilities by providing financial and hands-on assistance, when needed, so they can acquire and use telephones especially to access emergency services.

Beth Daisy, Supervisor of Occupational Therapy at Future In Sight, reviews some settings and features that make Words with Friends more enjoyable for users with low vision.

Future In Sight is dedicating to transforming the lives of individuals of all ages who are blind or visually impaired through education, training, and support.

If you or someone you know would like to know more about what we do or could benefit from our services, please email [email protected]

In this demonstration, Future In Sight Orientation and Mobility specialists Michael and Kelly offer an introduction and full review of the iPhone Zoom feature.

Future In Sight O&M specialists Michael and Kelly give an overview and demonstration of the Sunu Band. Designed to provide navigation assistance for people who are blind or visually impaired by using sonar or echolocation with gentle precise vibrations to guide the user.

Future In Sight hosts regular workshops that introduce new technology and aids that are making a difference in the world of blindness.

Go to: www.futureinsight.org/workshops for more details or to sign up.

Future In Sight Orientation and Mobility Specialist’s Michael Mulligan and Kelly Spain-Kelly are launching a new VLOG series about accessibility features, aids, apps and devices that are available for people who are blind or visually impaired. Check it out!

Future In Sight Orientation and Mobility Specialists Michael Mulligan and Kelly Spain-Kelly introduce a series of VLOGs that will start airing next month. They plan to cover many topics including visual impairment navigational tools, technology and resources. Stay tuned!

Watch Nazzy, DJ from 98.3 WLNH, try out the accessible game “Blindfold Racer” from BlindfoldGames.org! Learn more about the New Hampshire Association for the Blind at https://sightcenter.org and follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/nhassociation) for the latest news and stories.