Student using a braille display and headphones in class, representing accessible learning for cone-rod dystrophy.
Student using a braille display and headphones in class, representing accessible learning for cone-rod dystrophy.

Improved Accessibility
Electronic Tools: developed to magnify, display, or read text and images from both physical documents and digital sources.

Greater Independence
Non-Optical Aids are tools and devices that do not rely on lenses, mirrors, or other optical components but are designed to help individuals who are blind or visually impaired access information, complete tasks, and function more independently.

Personalized Instruction
Optical Devices: are tools that use lenses, mirrors, or other optical components to enhance or alter visual perception.

Whether referred to as Assistive Technology or Adaptive Technology, these are both types of "inclusive technology." These tools support individuals with disabilities in performing tasks while promoting greater independence, functionality, and access.

Whether referred to as Assistive Technology or Adaptive Technology, these are both types of "inclusive technology." These tools support individuals with disabilities in performing tasks while promoting greater independence, functionality, and access.

Greater Independence
Non-Optical Aids are tools and devices that do not rely on lenses, mirrors, or other optical components but are designed to help individuals who are blind or visually impaired access information, complete tasks, and function more independently.

Man with a white cane shopping with support, representing independent grocery access for people with retinal vein occlusion.

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Hands demonstrating human guide technique, a safe travel method used by people who are blind or visually impaired.

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Your O&M logo with white cane and guide dog, representing orientation and mobility services for people with vision loss.
Your O&M logo with white cane and guide dog, representing orientation and mobility services for people with vision loss.

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