Practical Advice for Supporting Vision Impaired Students in Exams
An online session for professionals working with children who have a vision impairment with the focus on the preparation for examinations
Category: Outreach
Twilight: Introduction to Supporting Students with a Vision Impairment
An online session for professionals working with children who have a vision impairment
Introduction to VoiceOver on the iPhone
An online session for professionals working with children who have a vision impairment
Options for Braillists using technology
An online session for professionals working with children who have a vision impairment
Teenage Tips: Living Skills for teenagers with a vision impairment
An online session for professionals working with children who have a vision impairment
Supporting Students with a Vision Impairment (including social and emotional support and preparation for exams)
An online session for professionals working with children who have a vision impairment
Preparing for GCSE and A Level Exams
Our free course ‘Preparing for GCSE and A Level Exams’ is for learners who have a vision impairment. Due to COVID-19, there have now been two summers without external exams. Many of our learners with a vision impairment have missed the experience of working
Outreach Twilight Session: Voiceover
This 90 minute session will introduce you to VoiceOver, the screen reader on iPhones and iPads. You will learn: How to turn VoiceOver on or off as a sighted or speech-using person Why your finger stops working properly with VoiceOver on, and how to
Preparing students with VI for GCSE and A Level Music
This course will be held at our campus in Worcester In this session you will: Get an overview of the different exam boards and examine some of the issues relating to accessibility. Find out how to prepare students with VI for Music examinations Learn
Outreach Twilight Session: VI Technology; Orbit Reader 20
A free online twilight session giving practical support and advice around teaching Access Technology for children and young people who are vision impaired. This session will focus on the versatility of the cheapest Braille display on the market by showing how it can be
