The focus will be on the set-up of the device (i.e.: font size, contrast, background brightness, etc.), use of built-in accessibility features such as zoom, magnifier, speak screen/speak selection and the use of low vision apps. This workshop will be held in Keene, NH. Participants must live in NH, be 55 or older, be able […]
Has someone ever sent you an attached document you wanted to keep, but didn’t know how? Or, maybe you want to send a file but don’t want to copy and paste the information into the body of an email. You want to send it as an attachment, yet you aren’t sure of the process. Are […]
If you are using a Windows PC, there are numerous hot key commands for everyone to use to make your computer experience easier! For instance by pressing the Alt key and the Tab key you can switch between open applications. By pressing the Alt key and F4 you can close down programs. There’s nothing special […]
Windows 10 will no longer be supported as of October 2025. After that date, Windows 10 users will be vulnerable to various security risks. Never fear, we’ll discuss some of the important differences you’ll want to know about with Windows 11. Here are some of the changes: everyone can download Android apps, widgets provide a […]
Don’t want to pay for the big streaming services, but wonder what some other accessible options are? Look no further. We’ll take a look at free streaming services such as Tubi and Pluto TV among others. Learn the ropes to best navigate these services with your accessibility, and enjoy thousands of TV shows and movies […]
Tune up your TV viewing experience whether you're watching standard cable or using streaming services like Prime, Hulu, Netflix on your smart TV, Roku, or Fire TV. This workshop will address accessible remote-control options, Voice Guidance, and Audio Descriptions. This workshop will be held virtually. Participants must live in NH, be 55 or older, be […]
This workshop will look at three of the most popular screen readers, Narrator, NVDA, and Jaws, and how similarly they operate for basic tasks. An emphasis will be focused on Narrator, as it is built into the Windows environment. Participants will learn how to adjust basic settings, as well as being exposed to checking email, […]
Have you wondered what the best way to take your temperature is? Or the best method to identify and/or manage medications? How do you hear step by step directions when walking without blocking street sounds to remain safe? How do you identify your $5 from your $10? If you are trying to determine the best […]
Focus on using Voiceover and Gestures to navigate the iPhone/iPad interface for those with limited or no vision. This workshop will be held in Nashua, NH. Participants must live in NH, be 55 or older, be able to provide a recent eye report, and have a corrected acuity no greater than 20/50. To apply for a spot […]
Focus will be on the set-up of the device (i.e.: font size, contrast, background lighting, etc.), use of built in accessibility features such as, magnification, select to speak and the use of low vision apps, and using Talkback/Voice Assistant and gestures to navigate the Android interface for those with limited or no vision. This workshop […]
Using beneficial apps provides access to print such as reading the mail, identifying prescription bottles, spices and cooking instructions, and reading menus. They also offer details in the world around us such as finding bus stops, identifying stains on clothing, and locating dropped medication. This workshop will describe the layout and functionality of such apps, […]
Several wearables will be reviewed including smart watches (Apple and Android). These devices allow access to all tasks that can be performed with a smart phone, the use of AIRA and OrCam for safe navigation, identifying objects, providing assistance with reading materials, and the use of wireless ear buds to allow for safely obtaining information. […]