Journal ResourcesReading current journal articles can help you stay abreast of current trends and research in the field. The following Journals specifically address issues specific to visual impairments. If there are additional journals you feel should be listed here, please let me know and I will add them.
AwarenessNAPVI, National Association for Parents of Children with Visual Impairments. Awareness is an award-winning quarterly newsletter filled with legislative updates, articles, notices regarding conferences, ideas for activities, NAPVI regional news and announcements, vendor advertisements, thoughtful commentary, and letters to the editor. Member Price: Free (samples $5.00)
Braille Forum, TheThe Braille Forum is the official publication of the American Council of the Blind. In addition to the versions on the web site, The Braille Forum is available in braille, audio cassette, CD-ROM, large print and by email. The Braille Forum is a source of information about ACB and blindness related issues. “The Braille Forum” is free to members; companies, schools, libraries, organizations, institutions, non-members, and overseas subscribers pay $25 per format per year (but the e-mail version is free to everyone).
The Braille MonitorThe Braille Monitor is the leading publication of the National Federation of the blind. It covers the events and activities of the NFB and addresses the many issues and concerns of those who are blind. It offers a positive philosophy about blindness to both blind readers and the public; serves as a vehicle for advocacy and protection of civil rights; addresses social concerns affecting the blind; discusses issues relating to employment, education, legislation, and rehabilitation; and provides news of products and technology used by those who are blind.
DIALOGUEPublished by Blindskills, DIALOGUE is a quarterly magazine primarily written by and for people with visual impairments. DIALOGUE is available in several formats including large print, cassette, braille, e-mail, and new NLS- compatible digital cartridge. Every issue includes tips on adapting to life with low vision, techniques for easier daily living, career interviews, recreation and sports, technology reviews, and descriptions of new products and services designed for people with visual impairments.
Future ReflectionsFuture Reflections is a magazine for parents and teachers of students who are blind. It is published quarterly by the American action fund for Blind Children and Adults in partnership with the National Organization of Parents of Blind Children. It is available free of charge to subscriber addresses in the U.S. in regular print, on a USB thumb drive, via e-mail, or online on the NFB Web site. It covers the many topics surrounding children who are blind as they grow from birth through college. Each issue provides resources and information for parents and teachers as well as a positive philosophy about blindness.
In FocusIn Focus is a newsletter through the Foundation Fighting Blindness, and is available in print, and online. Their newsletter, InFocus, and e-newsletter, InFocus online, present articles on coping research updates, and Foundation news. InFocus is published 3 times per year; InFocus online is sent approximately 3 times per year.
Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness (JVIB)The JVIB is an essential professional resource for information about visual impairment and blindness. The international peer-reviewed journal of record in the field, it delivers current research and best practice information, commentary from authoritative experts on critical topics, and a calendar of important events. Beginning in January 2013, subscribers can earn CEUs by reading the JVIB articles!
Royal National Institute for the BlindThe Royal National Institute for the Blind is a UK charity that provides information, support, products, and advice to people with visual impairments. Publishes guides, catalogs and information packets.
TEACHING Exceptional Children (TEC)TEACHING Exceptional Children (TEC) features research-to-practice information and materials for classroom use, as well as current issues in special education teaching and learning. Published 6 times per year. Includes the latest data on instructional technologies, strategies, procedures, and techniques with applications to students with exceptionalities.
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Overview of Assistive Technology VI AT Resources Non-Optical Low Vision Devices Video Magnifiers Video Magnifier Instruction Screen Enlargement & Readers Low/Med. Tech Tactual Devices Notetaker Instruction Braillewriter Repair Tactile Graphics Technology Braille Technology Auditory Access Devices Accessing Audio Books iPads as Instructional Tools Making iOS Device Accessible iOS Accessibility Resources VoiceOver Apps for VI Note Taking apps Apps for Accessing Books Identification Apps Navigation & Location Apps Braille Apps Magnifier Apps Sound Making Apps Cause & Effect Apps Vision Skills Apps Apps for Early Learning Read to Me Story Apps Apps for Communication Android Apps for VI sensory efficiency
Sensory Input Encourage Use of Vision Sensory Area & Rooms Lightbox Use Sensory Activities for Students with Multiple Disabilities Sensory Tables Visual Efficiency Skills Visual Attend and Scan Activities Visual Tracking Activities Visual Discrimination Activities Visual Motor Activities Tactual Readiness Developing Skillful Hands Auditory Readiness Listening Skill Instruction independent living
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