Color contrast and low vision: 7 ways to use contrasting colors around your home For many people with macular degeneration or other forms of vision loss, using color and contrast is a simple, low-cost strategy for maximizing remaining vision. Here are 7 ideas you can...
Our interview with Jaclyn Pope on vision loss, accessibility, and assistive technology Jaclyn Pope awoke one morning with huge dark floaters in her eye. She blinked a few times, hoping they would disappear. Unfortunately, the visual disturbance persisted. She went to...
Stella Light – What Sets it Apart? With the brand new Stella GO wireless LED desk lamp hitting the market, we’re taking a deep dive into what makes a Stella light unique. Contents: Stella lights – A bird’s eye view Key features LEDs vs. regular...
Photographer and author Aylette Jenness uses assistive technology to connect, pursue her interests and enjoy the beauty of her surroundings This week, we had the pleasure of interviewing award-winning author and photographer Aylette Jenness. At 87 years old, Aylette...
Get your questions answered about glasses for macular degeneration Are you considering whether to invest in smart glasses for macular degeneration? In this post we will answer 5 important questions about this technology. If you have other questions we haven’t...
Discover a free online library of books and enjoy reading again Your search for an online library of books ends here. If you have an e-reader such as a Kindle, you can access thousands of titles digitally. For those with low vision, Kindle e-readers offer a range of...
Our last interview in this series featured Bernie McGee, who discussed how assistive technology has helped him build a successful career in the building and construction trade. We are now “turning the tables” and chatting with our founder and president,...
Libraries reopening With libraries reopening, library administrators are juggling a bazillion tasks in order to reopen safely and expediently. Here are 4 free resources that will help ease the burden. American Library Association’s State Funding Guide As...
Library programming during the pandemic Library programming is not an easy task, especially during a pandemic. From coast to coast, libraries have done an enormous public service throughout the COVID-19 crisis. We have seen libraries pivot quickly, adjusting...
Library access and The American Rescue Plan Act On March 11, 2021, President Biden signed into law the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act. As part of this funding package, the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) was allocated $200 million, its largest...
