Updated as of January 28, 2024. The VOXCOM III 100 Voice Labeling System allows us to record 10-second messages on cards. Note that these cards are relatively large, and they do not come with a way to stick them on a medicine bottle. One possible workaround is to put both the medicine bottle and its […]
Author: Carlton Walker
Updated as of January 28, 2024. Let’s investigate recently updated secondary transition resources provided by our Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE). We’ll also discuss other great resources that will help “Map Your Upcoming Transition Travels” this school year. What is Secondary Transition? Federal law and Maryland law require that public schools provide students with […]
Updated as of January 28, 2024. Below, we examine when and why students are no longer eligible for IEPs. When Do I Stop Having an IEP? Most IEPs for blind/low vision students end because the student graduates from high school or “ages out” at age 21, in Maryland. Why Do IEPs Stop? IEPs (individualized education […]
Updated as of January 28, 2024 PENfriend is an electronic labeling system that puts you in charge of what to label, how to label it, and where to affix the label. PENfriend’s Power PENfriend labels can record up to 60 minutes of audio. Thus, in addition to labeling medicine, we can use these labels to […]
Updated as of January 28, 2024 As noted in the Bridges Resource Library’s Music Braille/Braille Music entry, Music Braille is a code designed to allow individuals to read music notation accurately, efficiently, and tactilely. In fact, Louis Braille (the man who developed the braille reading code) also created the Music Braille code. Here are some […]