Join Seminars@Hadley as instructor Judy Greene and Vice President of Education and Training Doug Anzlovar take you on a virtual tour of the "Windy City." Your tour guides will follow the timeline of historical events that made Chicago the great city it is today. They will also discuss Chicago's extensive transportation system and some of the city's favorite attractions.
Join Seminars@Hadley as presenters Allison Conway, TVI/O&M at the Tennessee School for the Blind, and Kim Walker, Hadley instructor and adjunct professor at Trevecca Nazarene University, share strategies you can implement before, and at the beginning of the new school year.
This seminar will give you the basics of cultivating native plants and flowers. We'll discuss the advantages of native gardening, some varieties to try, and share resources to get started on your own wildflower adventure.
Join Seminars@Hadley as Hadley instructor Ian Shadrick, M.A., M.A., CVRT, CRC, vision rehabilitation counselor and access technology specialist, as he shares his insights on using Twitter effectively as a screen reader user.
Join Seminars@Hadley as registered investment advisor John Ericson presents retirement planning information that can benefit you regardless of your age.
Following the success of our iOS series, we heard from many of you asking for information on using android devices. Android users: we listened! Here is an opportunity to learn more about Android devices and their accessibility.
Join Seminars@Hadley as Hadley instructors Danette Johnson, Vileen Shah and Jennifer Ottowitz discuss how braille has changed through the years and how UEB came about. Basic changes from the current EBAE braille code that occur in UEB will be discussed along with resources to help you learn more.