Jule Ann Lieberman's path into assistive technology grew out of curiosity, persistence, and a desire to stay independent. What began as an interest in learning more about technology evolved into graduate study, professional certification, and a career dedicated to helping blind and low vision individuals access the tools that support school, work, and daily life.

In this episode, Jule Ann shares her journey as both a low vision professional and someone living with vision loss. She reflects on teaching future specialists, supporting clients of all ages, navigating public transportation with a guide dog, and evaluating emerging tools like smart glasses and AI. This conversation centers on adjustment, advocacy, and the practical ways technology can strengthen confidence and independence.

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