Latest Seminars@Hadley

Join Seminars@Hadley as we focus on the concepts and skills that can be mastered by blind users to successfully use the camera to take pictures with an iPhone, iPod or iPad. Once the photography basics have been covered, we will discuss eight types of uses for an iPhone's camera.

Join Seminars@Hadley as presenter Maribel Steel takes us on a virtual tour of her home city. Discover Melbourne's early history, its modern vibrant culture and how accessible it is for travelers who are blind or visually-impaired. You may remember Maribel from her blogging seminar with us last year!

Join Seminars@Hadley as Hadley technology experts, Doug Anzlovar, Ian Shadrick and Douglas Walker share their favorite iDevice apps that are accessible for low vision users.

Join Seminars@Hadley as Nancy Parkin-Bashizi, vision rehabilitation therapist and orientation and mobility specialist, provides an overview of the eccentric viewing technique.

Join Seminars@Hadley as Kelly Egan, director of Disability Talent Acquisition Solutions, discusses the impacts of Section 503, how job seekers with disabilities can embrace the opportunities it provides and how GettingHired.com can support those efforts.

Would you like to improve your communication skills by creating more effective email messages? Join Seminars@Hadley as Larry Muffett, Hadley instructional technologist and adjunct instructor of Business Communications, discusses tips and techniques for crafting better email messages.

NFB-NEWSLINE is the free service that provides anytime, anywhere access to over 300 publications and TV listings. Would you like to learn more about the recent additions and new features of this service?

Join Seminars@Hadley as Steve Beres, a blinded veteran and banking professional, shares his personal and professional insights on the entire home buying process.

Join Seminars@Hadley as instructors Danette Johnson and Sharon Howerton, as well as some Hadley students, discuss Unified English Braille (UEB), why it was adopted, some of its changes and why braille, no matter when and how much you have learned or are in the process of learning, continues to be a valuable to your literacy.

Join Seminars@Hadley as Hadley Access Technology Instruction Specialist and iDevice trainer Douglas Walker explores the accessibility features that are built right into the new Apple Watch.