Visual #13

Accommodations for Blindness

• Printed materials on computer disk, and/or on a Web page, and e-mail
• Describe visual aids
• Audiotaped, Braille, or electronic notes, handouts, and texts
• Raised-line drawings and tactile models of graphic materials
• Braille lab signs, equipment labels; auditory lab warning signals
• Adaptive equipment (e.g., talking thermometers and calculators; tactile timers)
• Computer with optical character reader, voice output, Braille screen display printer output
• Increased time on tests