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College readiness

The majority of college students with visual impairments don’t graduate. At Perkins, we work with college aspiring students and their families and TVIs to develop the range of skills they need to succeed in college. Explore our College Readiness Resource Center.

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Smart speaker: Amazon Dot
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Mainstream technology and low vision: Smart speakers
Vector silhouette image of library building with book symbol.
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College library and low vision
Outline image of a girl walking with a long cane.
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Ten things to know about going to college with a blindness cane
School girl studying at a desk.
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The best study tips for low vision students
silhouette image of film strip and pencil representing editing the video.
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How to create audio description for YouTube with YouDescribe
A hand holding a pen ready to write.
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How I use technology to improve handwriting
Vector image of a woman walking with a long cane.
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Smartphone apps for Orientation and Mobility
Documents in a folder representing file formats.
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File formats for low vision and print disabilities
Long school hallway lined with lockers and classroom doors.
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High school hallways and low vision
An iPad screen displaying the California School for the Blind bobcat logo.
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Learning VoiceOver for iOS: SRT part 2
Whiteboard with red markers and eraser.
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How I use Microsoft Whiteboard with low vision
Vector image of two computers sharing resources with the cloud.
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Quick ways to improve accessibility for virtual learning materials