Join Seminars@Hadley as Greg Stilson, product manager for HumanWare's braille product line, discusses the benefits of using braille tools in education and work activities.
Join Seminars@Hadley as Albert Rizzi, founder and CEO of My Blind Spot, and Lori Samuels of Intuit, relate the story of how these two organizations worked closely together to make QuickBooks accessible.
In observance of White Cane Safety Day (now also known as Blind Americans Equality Day), join Seminars@Hadley for this "White Cane Primer" with presenters Pam Winters, Cathy Pasinski and Ginger Irwin, all Hadley instructors.
Would you like to learn more about what opportunities exist for people who are blind and visually impaired to participate in sport in their communities? Are you interested in hearing how sports can be adapted to work with your vision level? Join Seminars@Hadley as Matt Simpson, membership and outreach coordinator for the United States Association of Blind Athletes, discusses opportunities and resources for becoming more active.
Confidentiality of student information is a concern not to be taken lightly. What can be discussed and with whom? Join Seminars@Hadley as we work with paraprofessionals (professionals also welcome) to understand the confidentiality laws and their responsibilities.
Are you thinking of creating your own blog? Whether you are considering a personal or professional blog, we have an exciting and helpful seminar for you!
Globalization is changing the nature of work and the future of long-term permanent jobs. Would you be interested in learning about the new concept of the Portfolio Career, which focuses more on projects and opportunities rather than on loyalty to companies?
Attention all blind and low vision iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch owners! Seminars@Hadley is presenting the seventh of its quarterly series of seminars designed for you. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced user, you won't want to miss this latest installement.