Join certified Apple Teacher Matt Vollbrecht and the TTJ Instructor Team as they provide an overview, complete with demonstrations of course, of how to use Mac OS with Voiceover. Learn the basics of setting up a Mac, navigating with both a keyboard and a TrackPad, and where to go to learn more. Sponsored by The Tech Juggernaut
Community Calls, radio shows and podcasts: Are they the same, mutually exclusive? What are skills belonging to each? Why might a program be great for a Community call, and not necessarily be great for radio? Likewise, how might some radio skills not be as good for Community calls? We don’t have to go far to find wonderful qualities they all have in common. Let’s look at goals and skills of Community calls, radio shows and podcasts and some of the skills that are the same and/or different for each. Many thanks to all hosts, facilitators, content creators, broadcasters, streamers and producers. Join Rick, Jason, Jeff, Tyson, Debbie and Cindy for this lively discussion.
Sponsored By Vispero
Join us, alongside the Sento Showdown team, as we demonstrate the XBox Series X, the accessibility golden standard for gaming consuls. Known blind fighting gamers, Captain Ann and Raddle Head, will demonstrate gameplay of Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate with a full gameplay narration. We will end with a Q&A about all things accessible gaming. Disclaimer: Mortal Kombat is a game Rated M for mature audiences. Sponsored by ACB Students
Have you been hearing the buzz? Are you wondering what is this Clubhouse everyone is talking about? Join Jeff Bishop and others to learn all the scoop – the who, what, when, where, why, and how of this craze called Clubhouse!
The eighteenth-century and disability studies reading groups will combine in this special session to welcome Professor Chris Mounsey from the University of Winchester. Chris will tell us about his book, Sight Correction: Vision and Blindness in Eighteenth-Century Britain, and his own engagement with disability studies. There will be time for questions and discussion. Attendees are not expected to have read the book – if you’re interested, you’ll fit right in.