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Introduction

Tech Training is a free directory of audiovisual presentations for learning about technology and accessibility. Some people prefer to learn technology from demonstrations, webinars, podcasts, and other audio or video presentations rather than from electronic text alone; that preference inspired this project. Extensive collaboration between Jamal Mazrui and ChatGPT was used to search public sources, review and organize candidates, remove duplicates and material that was mainly promotional or noninstructional, and assemble the strongest results into one directory.

The current release contains 1304 unique presentations in 20 topic categories. A presentation title links directly to the audio or video file, or to the actual free public presentation on a media host such as YouTube. No sign-in is required. Entries are limited to 2016 or later.

In this directory, a source is the person, organization, project, or publisher from whose collection a retained presentation was obtained; a source may operate more than one website, channel, podcast, or archive. The 25 sources below are sorted case-insensitively by substantive name, ignoring an initial A, An, or The. The number in parentheses is the count of presentations from that source.

The presentation entries are organized for efficient browsing with a screen reader. Topic categories are at heading level 2, with the number of presentations shown in parentheses, and presentation titles are at heading level 3. Each category begins with a one-sentence definition. The year follows each presentation title so readers can quickly judge how current the material is. When reliable information is available, an entry also gives a concise description, listening time, presenter, series, source, and presentation-specific links such as transcripts, slides, or handouts. Listening times are rounded to the nearest minute.

Each presentation appears once in the best-fitting topic category. Titles and descriptions are normalized when that improves browsing or removes low-value boilerplate, while preserving substantive meaning. Individual email addresses and phone numbers are omitted. Five appendixes provide alternate browsing by year, source, presenter, series, and title.

The purpose of Tech Training is to make useful technology and accessibility instruction easier to discover and use without searching many separate websites, podcast archives, and video channels.

Table of Contents

Accessible Documents and PDFs (191)

Training on creating, remediating, testing, and using accessible PDFs and other digital documents.

3 Ways to Convert a PDF to Excel Using ABBYY FineReader (2025)

Description: Convert scanned PDFs to Excel with ABBYY FineReader. Use OCR, edit tables, and apply templates for accurate, editable spreadsheet results.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

3 Ways to Enhance PDF Accessibility with AI (2025)

Description: Boost PDF accessibility with AI tools like Adobe Acrobat, ChatGPT & Doc Access. Learn fast, easy steps for inclusive, compliant documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

4 Ways to Tag a PDF Using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Description: Explains how to tag a PDF using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC with four methods for improved accessibility and document structure.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Accessible Documents (Part 2: Presentations) (2019)

Description: The following archived presentation was part of the Accessible Technology Webinar Series at the University of Washington.

Source: University of Washington

Accessible Lists and Tables in PDF (2020)

Description: Explains how to structure and remediate lists and tables so PDF content is more accessible to assistive-technology users.

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Accessible PDF Forms (2020)

Description: Explains techniques for creating and evaluating accessible PDF forms.

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Accessible PDF Forms Made Easy | Word to PDF (2025)

Description: Explains how to create accessible PDF forms in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC with tags, tooltips, and WCAG-compliant design steps.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Accessible PDFs Explained: Laws, Regulations, and Navigating the Tags Tree (2024)

Description: Learn the essentials of PDF accessibility, compliance standards, and practical steps to create accessible documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

ADA Title II 2024 Rule: PDF Accessibility Requirements for U.S. Government Websites (2025)

Description: Learn what ADA Title II requires for PDF accessibility on government websites under the 2024 DOJ rule, including exceptions and deadlines.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Adobe Acrobat Auto Tagging API for Accessibility (2023)

Description: Explains how to make your PDFs accessible using Adobe Acrobat’s new Auto Tagging API feature.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Adobe Acrobat’s New Accessibility Features (2023)

Description: Explore Adobe Acrobat’s new accessibility features in this guide, highlighting tools, navigation, and PDF UA compliance options.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Advanced PDF Tagging Techniques: Forms (2025)

Description: Portable Document Format (PDF) documents are one of the most popular file formats shared today. If you are a daily internet user, you’ve come across a fillable PDF form, and the accessibility of these vary widely. Cover advanced tagging techniques, how form fields work in PDFs, and testing your PDF for accessibility.

Length: 1 hour 19 min

Source: National Federation of the Blind

The Alt Media Files | Accommodations for Students | Episode 2 (2025)

Description: Learn to create accessible accommodations by converting PDFs into Kurzweil files for seamless student access and inclusive learning.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

The Alt Media Files | Accommodations for Students | Episode 3 (2025)

Description: Explains how to convert image-based PDFs into accessible Word docs with 18pt font for better accommodations for students.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Alternatives to PDF (2019)

Source: University of Washington

Are Documents Signed with Adobe Acrobat Sign Accessible? (2024)

Description: Explains accessibility issues with Adobe Acrobat Sign after signing. Compare it to Docusign to ensure PDFs meet accessibility standards.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Are Documents Signed with DocuSign Accessible? a Comparison with Adobe Sign (2024)

Description: Explains accessibility issues with Docusign after signing. Compare it to Adobe Sign to ensure PDFs meet accessibility standards.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Building an Organizational Chart in Visio from Excel (2024)

Description: Explains how to create an organizational chart in Visio using Excel data. Follow simple steps to import, customize, and export an accessible PDF.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Canva PDFs Are Not Accessible (2023)

Description: Explore the challenges of Canva PDFs being inaccessible to those with disabilities, and discover the secret tip to make them accessible.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

A Comprehensive Guide to Foxit Accessibility Features (2024)

Description: Explore how Foxit enhances document accessibility. Shawn Jordison navigates Foxit’s features, offering insights and tips.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Convert a PowerPoint to an Accessible WCAG-Compliant PDF (2023)

Description: Dive into our comprehensive guide on converting a PowerPoint to an accessible WCAG-compliant PDF.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Convert PowerPoint to PDF and Maintain Document Structure (2025)

Description: Explains how to convert PowerPoint to accessible PDF in 2025 while preserving structure, tags, and reading order for full accessibility.

Length: 5 min

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Converting Scanned Documents into Section 508 Conformant PDFs (Module 4) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module: 4 of How to Test and Remediate PDFs for Accessibility Using Adobe Acrobat DC video series, learn about the techniques used by advanced users to identify and correct text from scanned pages and signed memorandums as conformance PDFs.

Length: 12 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Converting Scanned PDF to Word Documents with Abbyy FineReader (2023)

Description: Discover how to convert scanned PDFs into editable Word documents using Abbyy FineReader OCR capabilities, even with poor image quality.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Create Accessible Embedded Files (Module 13) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 13 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, learn how to embed audio-only, video-only or multimedia files into your document so individuals with disabilities have comparable access to the information.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Create accessible forms in Acrobat (2026)

Description: In this step, learn how to create accessible forms using Acrobat. Follow a sequence of seven steps to ensure your PDF forms are fully accessible.

Source: Adobe

Create Accessible Images and Other Objects (Module 9) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 9 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, learn that assistive technology cannot infer meaning from images and other objects, such as pictures, images of text, images of tables, shapes, and icons with hyperlinks. Discover how to apply “alt text” to objects to ensure equivalent access to the visual information.

Length: 6 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Create Accessible PDF Forms with Abbyy FineReader PDF 16 and Adobe Acrobat (2023)

Description: Explains how to create accessible PDF forms with Abbyy FineReader PDF 16 and Adobe Acrobat for an inclusive user experience.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Create Accessible Textboxes (Module 10) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 10 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, learn that assistive technology cannot access information in text boxes unless they are placed “in line with text.” Learn how to ensure information within a text box is accessible.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Create an accessible PDF from Word (2026)

Description: In this step, learn how to create an accessible PDF file from Microsoft Word.

Source: Adobe

Create an accessible PDF in Acrobat (2026)

Description: In this step, learn how to create an accessible PDF using Acrobat.

Source: Adobe

Create the Required Color Contrast (Module 12) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 12 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, learn when choosing the color palette for your document, ensure there is enough color contrast between the foreground and background. Discover how to download and use a tool to ensure your text meets or exceeds minimum allowable color contrast.

Length: 5 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Description: In Module 7 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, learn how to add links to a document so that each link has a unique and descriptive name to allow assistive technology users to determine the destination, function or purpose of a link.

Length: 4 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Creating Accessible Documents and Slides: Microsoft, Google, and Canva (2019)

Source: University of Washington

Creating Accessible Forms in Microsoft Word: a Step-by-Step Guide (2023)

Description: Explains how to create accessible forms in Microsoft Word and convert them into PDFs for better accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Creating Accessible PDF Forms: a Comprehensive Guide (2023)

Description: Explains how to create accessible PDF forms with our step-by-step guide, improving accessibility in your documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Document Accessibility Boutique (2025)

Description: From students to professionals to friends in our community, digital documents are shared daily, and it is important for accessibility to be incorporated into the documents we create. Learn some of the basic but powerful techniques experts use every day to build accessibility into their Word, Google Docs, and PDF documents. This boutique was presented on January 28, 2025.

Length: 1 hour 12 min

Source: National Federation of the Blind

Duplicate Vital Information in Headers, Footers and Watermarks (Module 8) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 8 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, earn how to ensure that vital information, created as a watermark or placed in the header of footer of the slide, can be accessed by assistive technology.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Enhancing PDF Accessibility: Implementing Alternate Text (2023)

Description: Explains how to set alternate text within a PDF to enhance document accessibility. Step-by-step guide to make your PDFs more user-friendly.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

The European Accessibility Act and PDFs (2025)

Description: Learn more about the European Accessibility Act and how it impacts documents, especially PDFs, on websites in the EU.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Explore the importance of accessible PDF files (2026)

Description: In this step, learn about the significance of accessible PDF files and the key characteristics that make them accessible.

Source: Adobe

Font Not Embedded Error in PAC 2021 Checker | PDF UA & WCAG Compliance (2023)

Description: Explore solutions for common PDF Accessibility issues, focusing on embedding fonts for PDF/UA and WCAG compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Google Doc to Accessible PDF | ABBYY FineReader & Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Description: Convert a Google Doc to an accessible PDF using ABBYY FineReader and Acrobat Pro. Fix tag structure and meet PDF/UA & WCAG standards.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Guide to Making Election Documents Accessible (2024)

Description: Step-by-step guide to make election documents accessible: tag PDFs for clear navigation and usability, ensuring access for all voters.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How Do I Apply Headings to My Microsoft Word Doc? (2022)

Description: Explains how to apply headings in Microsoft Word. This a key component in creating accessible documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How Do I Convert Word Documents to PDF? (2022)

Description: Export an almost perfect PDF file!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Add a Table Summary in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Description: Explains how to add a table summary in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC to improve PDF accessibility and meet compliance standards.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Add Adobe PDF Printer to Your Computer – Quick Guide (2024)

Description: Explains how to add the Adobe PDF printer to your computer for easy document printing. Quick troubleshooting tips included.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Description: Effortlessly add alt text to all PDF hyperlinks at once using Acrobat Pro DC. PDF accessibility made easy!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Add Custom Page Numbers to a PDF Using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Description: Explains how to change page numbers in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC using Page Labels to add Roman numerals and reset numbering in your PDF.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Adjust the Toolbar in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Explains how to customize the Quick Access Toolbar in Adobe Acrobat for a more efficient workflow. Simplify tasks with our step-by-step guide.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Apply and Modify Lists in Microsoft Word (2024)

Description: Explains how to apply, modify, and format lists in Microsoft Word, including numbered and bulleted lists, for clear, accessible documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Auto Tag PDFs for Accessibility (2023)

Description: Explains how to Auto Tag PDFs in Adobe Acrobat Pro to apply tags to a PDF document, making it more accessible for users with disabilities.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Break up a PDF Using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2023)

Description: Help users break up a PDF into smaller files.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Compress a PDF: a Simple Guide to Smaller File Sizes (2023)

Description: Explains how to compress a PDF to make files smaller. This guide walks you through the steps for customizing PDF compression settings.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Convert a Word Template into an Accessible PDF (2025)

Description: Easily convert Word to PDF without losing accessibility when you use a ready-made fully accessible template.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Convert PDF to Text on Mac OS X Using Automator (2015)

Description: Jonathan Simeone shares a tip for Mac users on how to convert PDF to text using Automator.

Length: 19 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Create a Fillable PDF Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Explains how to create fillable PDF forms in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC with our comprehensive guide. Enhance inclusivity and user experience today!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Create Accessible Canva Documents (2023)

Description: Explains how to design accessible documents in Canva with our step-by-step guide.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Create an Organizational Chart in Microsoft Visio: a Step-by-Step Guide (2024)

Description: Explains how to create organizational charts in Microsoft Visio with customization tips, exporting to PDF, and improving accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Crop PDF Pages Using Foxit PDF Editor (2024)

Description: Explains how to crop PDF pages using Foxit PDF Editor. Easily remove unwanted margins, marks, or spaces for a cleaner, professional document.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Crop, Rotate, and Adjust Pages in ABBYY FineReader PDF (2025)

Description: Edit PDFs easily with ABBYY FineReader. Crop, rotate, reorder, and manage pages for clean, professional documents in minutes.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Customize Page Numbers Using Section Breaks in MS Word (2024)

Description: Explains how to use section breaks in MS Word to customize page numbers effectively. Master accessible document creation with ease!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Edit Forms Created from Livecycle Designer (AEM) in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2023)

Description: Dive into the clever trick of Updating Adobe LiveCycle Designer Metadata and enhance your document’s accessibility. Unlock the power of Adobe Acrobat now!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Edit PDF Images and Text in ABBYY FineReader (2025)

Description: Easily edit PDF images and text using ABBYY FineReader. Learn to modify content, insert pictures, and create interactive form fields in PDFs.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Ensure Your PDF Is Tagged | Section 508 for PDF (2025)

Description: Ensure your PDF is tagged for compliance with WCAG & Section 508. Explains how to check, add, and fix tags for a fully accessible document.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix ‘Document Language Metadata Primary Sub Tag Unknown Error’ in PAC 2024 (2024)

Description: Fix the “Document Language Metadata Primary Sub Tag is Unknown” error in PAC 2024 by correctly setting the ISO language code in a PDF.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Description: Explains how to fix “Link Annotation Not Nested” error for WCAG compliance and enhance document accessibility in our latest tutorial.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix Missing Alternative Descriptions for Annotations in PDFs | PAC 2024 (2024)

Description: Explains how to fix the ‘missing alternative descriptions for annotations’ error found in the PAC 2024 tool for PDFs.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix “Path Object Not Tagged” Error | PAC 2024 (2024)

Description: Explains how to Fix “Path Object Not Tagged” Error in the PAC 2024 Tool to achieve PDF UA and WCAG compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix Poorly Scanned PDFs Using ABBYY FineReader OCR Editor (2025)

Description: Troubleshoot poor scans with ABBYY FineReader OCR. Learn to zone, validate, and export fully accessible, searchable PDFs.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix Table Header Cell Issues in PDFs | PAC 2024 Tool (2024)

Description: Explains how to fix the “table header cell has no associated subcells” error in the PAC 2024 tool in both Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft Word.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix “Text Objects Not Tagged” Error in PDFs | PAC 2024 (2024)

Description: This guide shows two methods of how to Fix “Text Objects Not Tagged” Error in PDFs, found in the PAC 2024 Tool.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix the Focus Order Error in the PAC 2024 Tool (2024)

Description: Explains how to quickly fix the focus order error in PDF documents using Adobe Acrobat and PAC 2024 for better accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix the Invalid Use of an LBody Structure Element in PDFs | PAC Tool (2024)

Description: Fix the invalid LBody structure element error in PDFs using PAC 2024 and Adobe Acrobat Accessibility Checker. Ensure PDF UA compliance easily.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix the Standard Structure Type Is Remapped to Span Error | PAC 2024 (2024)

Description: Explains how to fix the PAC 2024 tool error ‘structure type is remapped to span’ in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC for PDF/UA compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix the Table Summary Error in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Explains how to add a table summary in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC to fix ‘summary failed’ error and improve document accessibility for all users.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Insert a Digital Signature into a PDF Document (2023)

Description: Explains how to insert a digital signature in an Adobe PDF with this easy guide. Make your PDFs more secure and accessible.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make a Canvas Course Accessible (2025)

Description: Explains how to make your Canvas course accessible with real-world tips on headings, captions, PDFs, and structure for inclusive education.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make a PDF Form Accessible (2023)

Description: Explains how to create accessible PDF forms with Adobe Acrobat Pro, ensuring user-friendly and 508-compliant forms for everyone.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make a PDF Form Accessible | Demo (2025)

Description: Explains how to create accessible PDF forms using Adobe Acrobat with this guide. Improve usability, structure, and compliance for all users.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make a PDF Fully Accessible Using ABBYY FineReader (2025)

Description: Explains how to make accessible PDFs using ABBYY FineReader with step-by-step zoning, tagging, and export tips for full PDF/UA compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make a Scanned PDF Accessible Using Adobe Acrobat (2025)

Description: Explains how to use OCR in Adobe Acrobat to convert a scanned PDF into accessible, editable documents with structured, readable text.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make an Agenda Accessible to WCAG 2.1 AA Standards Using MS Word and Adobe Acrobat (Part 2) (2024)

Description: Explains how to create a complex accessible agenda that meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards, with validation on the Streamline platform.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make Complex Tables Accessible in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2023)

Description: Learn step-by-step how to make complex tables in PDFs accessible using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 10: Clovis Community College (2023)

Description: Explore essential techniques for improving PDF Accessibility, ensuring your content is accessible to all users.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 11: Madera College (2024)

Description: Discover common challenges and solutions in achieving PDF Accessibility, using a document from the Madera College website.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 12: Taft College (2024)

Description: Discover practical solutions for enhancing College PDF accessibility. Explains how to address common issues and promote digital inclusivity.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible: Episode 13 | American River College (2024)

Description: Explains how to enhance PDF accessibility and overcome challenges, focusing on American River College. Real life document remediation!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 14: Antelope Valley College (2024)

Description: Explains how to enhance PDF accessibility step-by-step. Our College PDF Accessibility series shows document remediation in action!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 15: Bakersfield College (2024)

Description: Explains how to enhance PDF accessibility step-by-step. Our College PDF Accessibility series shows document remediation in action!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 16: Merced College (2024)

Description: Explains how to enhance PDF accessibility step-by-step. Our College PDF Accessibility series shows document remediation in action!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 17: Cerro Coso College (2024)

Description: Explains how to enhance PDF accessibility step-by-step. Our College PDF Accessibility series shows document remediation in action!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 18: East Los Angeles College (2025)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 19: Pasadena City College (2025)

Description: This series explores the process of how to make PDFs accessible, using real college PDFs as examples. Learn proper tagging for accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 20: San Jose City College (2025)

Description: Explains how to achieve PDF accessibility by converting scanned documents into fully accessible, WCAG-compliant files using Adobe Acrobat tools.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 21: Cabrillo College (2025)

Description: Step-by-step guide to making college PDFs accessible using real examples and tools to meet WCAG compliance standards.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 22: Evergreen College (2025)

Description: Step-by-step guide to making college PDFs accessible using real examples and tools to meet WCAG compliance standards.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 23: Santa Barbara City College (2025)

Description: Explains how to make PDFs accessible for WCAG compliance using Adobe Acrobat and PAC 2024 with real examples from Santa Barbara City College.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 5: Irvine Valley College (2023)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 6: Fullerton College (2023)

Description: Today we learn how to tackle PDF accessibility challenges for better inclusivity. We examined a PDF from Fullerton Community College.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 7: Reedley College (2023)

Description: Explore key strategies for PDF Accessibility, ensuring documents are fully accessible to assistive technology users.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 8: Fresno City College (2023)

Description: Explore key insights into PDF Accessibility, addressing common challenges in creating universally accessible documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make PDFs Accessible | Episode 9: West Hills College Leemore (2023)

Description: Explore the essentials of PDF accessibility, uncovering challenges and solutions for inclusive digital documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make Tables Accessible in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Description: Explains how to make tables accessible in PDFs using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC with step-by-step tagging, exporting, and remediation techniques.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Manually Tag a Table of Contents in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Explains how to manually tag a table of contents in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC for accessibility compliance with our step-by-step guide.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Name Tables in Excel (2025)

Description: The Accessibility Guys demonstrates how to name tables in Excel worksheets for greater document accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to OCR Image-Based PDFs Using Abbyy FineReader (2024)

Description: Explains how to OCR image-based PDFs with Abbyy FineReader to create searchable, editable, and accessible documents quickly and efficiently.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to OCR Large PDFs with Abbyy FineReader for Accessibility (2023)

Description: Explains how to OCR over 400 pages of PDFs using Abbyy FineReader. Convert them into accessible Word documents without headers or footers.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Properly Tag Radio Buttons in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Description: Explains how to tag radio buttons in PDF forms for accessibility using Adobe Acrobat. Step-by-step guide to ensure compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Reduce PDF File Size on Mac (2024)

Description: Explains how to reduce PDF size on Mac effortlessly with this step-by-step tutorial. Optimize your documents for easy sharing today!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Reduce the File Size of a PDF (2023)

Description: Discover practical steps on how to reduce the file size of a PDF without sacrificing quality.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Remove a Digital Signature from a PDF (2023)

Description: Discover how to remove a digital signature from a PDF, enabling you to make changes and meet various requirements.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Resize a PDF (2023)

Description: Learn to resize a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro. Follow this step-by-step guide to adjust your PDF dimensions easily.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Resize a PDF on Mac: Step-by-Step (2024)

Description: Explains how to resize a PDF on Mac with our step-by-step guide. Perfect for anyone needing to adjust page sizes effortlessly!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Resize a PDF Page with Foxit PDF Editor (2024)

Description: Explains how to resize a PDF page with Foxit PDF Editor. Follow simple steps to adjust page sizes quickly, using preset or custom dimensions.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Set Document Titles in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: In today’s post, we’ll dive into a crucial aspect of document accessibility: showing document titles in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Set Metadata in a PDF (2023)

Description: Discover how to enhance document accessibility by setting important PDF metadata using Adobe Acrobat.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Set the PDF UA Identifier in Adobe Acrobat Pro (2024)

Description: This blog shows how to set the PDF UA identifier in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC to ensure accessible document compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Set the Reading Order of a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2023)

Description: Explains how to set the read order of a PDF. There are several items to consider including the content panel, the z order, and the tags panel.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Set the Reading Order of a PDF Using Foxit PDF Editor (2024)

Description: How to set the reading order in Foxit PDF Editor for PDF accessibility. Manage Tags, Content, and Order panels to create user-friendly PDFs.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Set up an Accessible Adobe Acrobat Workstation (2024)

Description: Our comprehensive tutorial on accessible Adobe Acrobat configuration. Customize toolbars, manage tags, and update document properties.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Set up an Accessible Foxit Workstation (2024)

Description: Explains how to set up an accessible Foxit workstation with this comprehensive guide. Ensure your PDFs are accessible and compliant with ease.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Solve the PAC 2024 Error: Figure Element on a Single Page Has No Bounding Box | Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Explains how to resolve the PDF UA compliance error of missing bounding boxes for single-page figures in this insightful tutorial.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Split a Large PDF Using Bookmarks in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Explains how to easily split a PDF with bookmarks. Organize lengthy documents into manageable sections with this step-by-step guide.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Structure Reference and Note Tags in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Explains how to properly structure reference and note tags in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC to ensure PDF accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Description: Immerse yourself in a detailed tutorial on making PDF links accessible. Learn to ensure your documents are usable for everyone.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Tag Accessible PDF Forms | the Accessibility Guy (TAG) Method (2024)

Description: Create accessible PDF forms with The Accessibility Guy’s step-by-step guide!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Tag an Organizational Chart in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Learn 2 ways to tag organizational charts in Adobe Acrobat Pro, that ensure you create an accessible PDF: with headings and lists.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Tag Bar Charts in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC Effectively (2023)

Description: Discover two methods for tagging bar charts in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. Make your data accessible and easy to understand.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Description: Explains how to fix hyperlinks that span two lines in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, ensuring accessibility and eliminating duplicate object references.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Tag Multiple Languages in a PDF (2025)

Description: Tag multiple languages in a PDF using Adobe Acrobat for accessibility. Step-by-step guide for multilingual documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Tag References, Footnotes, and End Notes in Adobe Acrobat (2023)

Description: Explains how to effectively implement footnotes and references within Adobe Acrobat. Step-by-step guidance from the Accessibility Guy!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Update Tooltips in a PDF (2023)

Description: Learn why unique tooltips are essential for accessible form fields. Follow simple steps to update tooltips and make your forms user-friendly.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Grackle Go PDF Accessibility Checker (2025)

Description: Check PDF accessibility with Grackle Go. Scan, review, and fix PDF-UA compliance issues easily right in your browser!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Otter AI Summary and Outline Features (2024)

Description: Discover Otter AI Summary and Outline features. Summarize videos, generate action items, and create accessible documents efficiently.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Otter AI to Chat with a PDF (2024)

Description: Chat with a PDF using Otter AI Chat. Convert, copy, and interact with documents for enhanced learning and accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Style Elements Like Headings in a Hierarchical Manner | Section 508 for Word (2024)

Description: Learn to use heading styles in Word to comply with Section 508 Standards. Improve your document accessibility and structure!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the AI Assistant in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the AI Assistant in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Exploring the features, navigation, and the power of Adobe Acrobat’s AI Assistant for document accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the AI Assistant in Foxit PDF Editor (2024)

Description: Use Foxit AI assistant to summarize, translate, and enhance PDF accessibility. Perfect for students and professionals.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the Foxit Action Wizard to Make a PDF Accessible (2024)

Description: Explains how to use the Foxit Action Wizard to make PDFs accessible. Learn to easily to configure metadata, set alt text, and validate PDFs.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the Generative Summary Feature in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Unlock the power of the new generative summary feature in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC for enhanced accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the Scan and Ocr Feature in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Use Adobe Acrobat’s scan and OCR feature to enhance document accessibility. Expert guidance awaits on the Accessibility Guide channel.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Write Effective PDF Tooltips for Forms in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: The Accessibility Guy’s presents best practices in creating clear and accessible PDF tooltips in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Identify Distinct Languages (Module 6) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 6 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, discover how to use the proofing language settings to programmatically set the document language and enable assistive technology to read and correctly pronounce content.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Inappropriate Nesting of Heading Tags in PDF Remediation (2025)

Description: Explains how to identify and fix the inappropriate use of heading tags in PDFs to improve accessibility and document structure.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Introduction & Background (Module 0) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module: 0 of How to Test and Remediate PDFs for Accessibility Using Adobe Acrobat DC video series, learn about the Accessible Electronic Document Community of Practice (AED CoP) and the topics covered in this video series.

Length: 4 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Learn the basics of tagging for accessibility (2026)

Description: In this step, explore the fundamentals of tagging a PDF file to enhance its accessibility.

Source: Adobe

Let Acrobat help you make accessible PDFs (2026)

Source: Adobe

The Make Accessible Action Wizard (2023)

Description: The make accessible action wizard is a tool that can help get a tag structure into a PDF so that you can begin making it accessible.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Make scanned documents accessible in Acrobat (2026)

Description: In this step, learn how to make scanned documents accessible using Acrobat.

Source: Adobe

Make your PDF accessible with a guided action (2026)

Description: In this step, learn how to use the Make Accessible guided action in Acrobat to ensure your PDF files are accessible.

Source: Adobe

Making a PDF Accessible: Episode 02 | Oxnard Community College (2023)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Making a PDF Accessible: Episode 03| Moorpark Community College (2023)

Description: Learn the ins and outs of creating an Accessible PDF with our step-by-step guide, including tips on troubleshooting common issues.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Making a PDF Accessible: Episode 4 |glendale College (2023)

Description: Through this guide, readers learn common challenges and effective solutions for creating accessible PDFs from a document made in Canva.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Making College PDFs Accessible: Episode 01 | Ventura Community College (2023)

Description: Shawn Jordison reviews Ventura Community College’s website to create accessible PDFs. Common problems and solutions are proposed.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Making PDFs Accessible with Word: At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Shows how to use Microsoft Word’s built-in accessibility checker before exporting your document to a PDF file.

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

Making Tables Accessible in Adobe Acrobat Pro – a Comprehensive Guide (2023)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Making Your Bilingual Microsoft Word Table Accessible in PDF (2023)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Manually Tagging Lists Within PDFs for Accessibility (2023)

Description: Explains how to manually tag lists in PDFs for accessibility using Adobe Acrobat Pro, ensuring a well-structured and accessible document.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Mastering OCR Editing with ABBYY FineReader PDF 16: an In-depth Tutorial (2023)

Description: Explore the power of OCR editing with our ABBYY FineReader PDF 16 tutorial. Perfect your document accessibility and management skills.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Mastering Split and Extract Features in Abbyy FineReader PDF (2023)

Description: Discover how to efficiently split, extract, and organize pages in large PDF files using Abbyy FineReader PDF, streamlining your document.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Microsoft Word Accessibility | 2025 Updates (2025)

Description: Explains how to use Microsoft Word’s new features to create accessible PDFs with proper heading tags and custom styles for better readability.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

The PAC 2024 Tool: a Step-by-Step Guide (2023)

Description: Discover the capabilities of PAC 2024 for enhanced PDF accessibility in our latest blog post. Special focus on the Quality tab.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

PDF Decision Tree for ADA Title II (Updated 2026) (2025)

Description: Use this ADA Title II decision tree to decide if a PDF should be made accessible, archived, or deleted by the April 2027 compliance deadline.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

PDF Extraction with Adobe Acrobat (New): a Step-by-Step Guide (2023)

Description: Explains how to perform PDF extraction with the updated Adobe Acrobat interface in this step-by-step guide. Keep your original PDF in tact.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Possible Inappropriate Use of a Figure Structure Element | PAC 2021 | PDF UA Compliance (2023)

Description: Explore the nuances of PDF UA Compliance, focusing on figure structure elements and compliance checks with PAC 2021.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Remediating an Inaccessible PDF (2020)

Description: Demonstrates a workflow for identifying and repairing accessibility problems in an existing PDF.

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Remediating PDFs for Accessibility (Module 3) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module: 3 of How to Test and Remediate PDFs for Accessibility Using Adobe Acrobat DC video series, learn how to fix a PDF document’s properties, add and adjust tags, adjust the reading and tab order, add alternative text to images and objects, and set document’s language properties.

Length: 19 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Save as a Word Document (.docx) with a Descriptive Filename (Module 1) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 1 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, discover how a descriptive file name that identifies the document or its purpose helps everyone, including people with disabilities, locate, open, and switch between documents.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Scan and OCR a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2022)

Description: Explains how to Scan and OCR a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro. This is useful when you have a scanned image or poor-quality PDF.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Set up an Accessible Word Template for EASY Conversion to PDF (2025)

Description: Create accessible Microsoft Word templates with headings, placeholders, and form fields ready for seamless PDF export.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Set up your workspace for accessible PDFs (2026)

Description: In this step, learn how to configure your workspace in Acrobat to streamline the process of making PDF files accessible.

Source: Adobe

Solving the “Table Header Cell Has No Associated Sub Cells” Error in Adobe Acrobat Pro (2023)

Description: Learn to solve the ‘Table Header Cell Has No Associated Sub Cells’ error for table accessibility in Adobe Acrobat.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Tackling the OCCD Key Error in PAC 2021 for PDF/UA Compliance (2023)

Description: Unravel the mystery of the OCCD Key Error in PAC 2021 during PDF/UA compliance testing and learn how to solve it with our accessibility guide.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Tag complex lists for accessibility (2026)

Description: In this step, learn how to tag complex lists in Acrobat to ensure they are accessible.

Source: Adobe

Tag complex tables for accessibility (2026)

Description: In this step, learn how to tag complex tables for accessibility in Acrobat.

Source: Adobe

Testing a PDF for Accessibility (Module 2) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module: 2 of How to Test and Remediate PDFs for Accessibility Using Adobe Acrobat DC video series, discover how set up a document’s properties, evaluate the accessibility of a document’s content, and how to use Acrobat’s Accessibility Full Check tool.

Length: 19 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Toggle Between Adobe Acrobat Versions: a Simple Guide (2023)

Description: Discover how to easily switch between the old and new versions of Adobe Acrobat for a tailored user experience.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Transform PDFs with AI-Powered OCR: Your Guide to PDFgear for Mac (2025)

Description: This feature is especially handy for transforming PDFs composed mainly of images into editable, searchable text. The demo is performed on an M1 MacBook Air running the latest Mac OS Sonoma.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

Transforming Text to Speech: Inside ElevenLabs Reader for iOS (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville provides a detailed walkthrough of the ElevenLabs Reader for iOS. This versatile app transforms any text content into natural, expressive speech using advanced AI-generated voices. Perfect for articles, ePubs, PDFs, and more, it enables users to enjoy their favorite content on the go.

Length: 40 min

Source: AppleVis

Use Built-in Features to Create Layout and Data Tables (Module 5) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 5 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, learn how to use built-in features to create layout tables and both simple and complex data tables so assistive technology can read the information in a meaningful manner.

Length: 16 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Use Built-in Features to Create Lists (Module 3) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 3 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, discover how to use lists to organize and structure content so assistive technology can identify that information is contained in a group, and convey the relationship between each item within the list.

Length: 4 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Use Built-in Features to Organize Content (Module 4) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 4 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, learn when laying out a document, it’s sometimes necessary to structure content into columns. Explains how to use the built-in columns tool to ensure that content is read in the proper reading order.

Length: 4 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Use Color and Other Sensory Characteristics Plus Text to Convey Meaning (Module 11) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 11 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, discover how color and other visual or sensory characteristics, such as size, shape, and location are used to convey meaning when creating your document.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Use Styles to Create Headings (Module 2) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 2 of the Make an Accessible Document in Microsoft Word video series, learn how to add headings and formatting to a document so assistive technology can infer meaning from the document structure and formatted characters using built-in styles.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Using Kurzweil 3000 Automator: a Step-by-Step Guide (2023)

Description: “Learn how to use the Kurzweil 3000 Automator to convert multiple PDF files in a single run. This step-by-step guide simplifies the process!”

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Using the Insert Page Number Feature in MS Word | Section 508 (2024)

Description: Explains how to use the insert page number feature in Microsoft Word for accessible documents with this step-by-step guide.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

What Is a PDF? (Module 1) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module: 1 of How to Test and Remediate PDFs for Accessibility Using Adobe Acrobat DC video series, learn about the elements of a PDF and PDF tag types, where you can download the Accessibility PDF Checklist, how to convert documents to PDF, and how to test a PDF for accessibility.

Length: 9 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Widget Annotation Not Nested Inside a Form Structure Element | PAC 2021 Error |PDF UA Compliance (2023)

Description: Discover key insights on PDF/UA compliance, focusing on correctly nesting widget annotations for enhanced document usability.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

AI and Visual Assistance (12)

Training on artificial intelligence and visual-assistance tools that help people with disabilities access information and complete tasks.

Aira Goes Live! Instant Access to Information Demonstrated in Jacksonville Florida (2017)

Description: Aira is demonstrated and put to use on the River City Live TV in Jacksonville, Florida. Pete Lane gets instant access to information from a Aira agent, Patrick Lane, in realtime as he navigates and sidewalks, streets and stores. Join the River City Live TV cast and hear about Aira and the benefits that you could be accessing today!

Length: 7 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Aira Workshop on Employment, Education, and Aira as a Reasonable Accommodation. Seeing AI Developer Joins the AI Team at Aira! (Transcript Provided) (2018)

Description: Aira Workshop on Employment, Education, and Aira as a Reasonable Accommodation. Seeing AI Developer Joins the AI Team at Aira! Below Blind Abilities continues its coverage of the NFB 2018 National Convention from Orlando Florida with this presentation of the Aira workshop on the subject of education, students and employment.

Length: 42 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Building the Future: Jenine Stanley Explains Aira’s New Build AI Program (2026)

Description: Discuss Aira’s new Build AI Program, an initiative designed to help shape the future of accessible technology. The program gives Aira users an opportunity to contribute to the development and improvement of AI-powered accessibility tools while continuing to benefit from Aira’s professional Visual Interpreters. Jenine explains how Build AI works, what participation means for users, and the safeguards Aira has put in place to protect privacy.

Length: 15 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Enhancing Accessibility with AI: a Tutorial on Otter AI and GPT-4 Integration (2023)

Description: Unleash the power of AI for accessibility. Explore how to summarize meeting notes using Otter AI and GPT-4 for effective communication.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Erich Manser Goes the Distance with Aira! Erich Talks Boston Marathon, Autonomous Vehicles, IBM and Adjusting to Blindness (2017)

Description: Erich Manser is an Accessibility Researcher for IBM, an Explorer for Aira, has held the World Record for a BVI in Triathlon and has participated in the Boston Marathon 8 times to date. His latest Boston marathon was enhanced by a Visual Interpreter device from Aira.

Length: 42 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Exploring Technology: Meet the ARx AI Gen 1.5 Headset (Year unknown)

Description: National Access Technology Manager Damien McMorrow demonstrates the ARx AI Gen 1.5 headset, explains its features, and answers common questions.

Presenter: Damien McMorrow

Source: Vision Australia

Exploring the Latest Feature Additions to the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses (2024)

Description: Mark Sarch provides a follow-up to his previous introduction of the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses. He demonstrates several new features including music integration with Apple Music and Spotify, multilingual support for messaging services like WhatsApp, the new Meta AI visual assistance capabilities, and hands-free video calling with WhatsApp and Messenger.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Create a Caption File Using Otter AI (2022)

Description: Create a caption file using otter ai is easy and fast. Use automated captioning and a manual review to quickly edit caption files.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Get a Summary of Your Notes in Otter.ai (2023)

Description: Discover how to use Otter AI for efficient note-taking, generating transcripts and creating caption files.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Zoom’s Built-in AI and Collaboration Tools (2025)

Description: Discover how Zoom AI enhances meetings with live notes, smart recaps, and real-time collaboration tools for productivity and accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Tek Talk Welcomes Our Audience to Discuss AI and the Blindness Community (2025)

Description: Artificial Intelligence is everywhere-and it’s transforming the way we live, work, and communicate. People around the world are using AI in countless ways, and the blindness community is no exception. More and more organizations are hosting webinars and seminars exploring what AI can do and how it can enhance accessibility.

Length: 1 hour 8 min

Presenter(s): our audience

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Transcribe a Video with Otter AI (2023)

Description: Discover the step-by-step process of using Otter.AI for transcription to improve your content accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Android and ChromeOS (10)

Training on accessibility features, assistive technologies, apps, and tasks on Android and ChromeOS devices.

Accessibility Services and the Android Accessibility Model (Year unknown)

Description: Explains the accessibility techniques, features, or tools covered in “Accessibility Services and the Android Accessibility Model.”

Source: Google

Android Accessibility Updates (Year unknown)

Description: Explains highlights on the latest Android accessibility features and APIs for both users and developers.

Source: Google

BARD Mobile for Android (2026)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Exploring Technology: Get the Most Out of Your Android Devices (Year unknown)

Source: Vision Australia

The Hooke Verse Records in 3d Wirelessly to Your iPhone or Android! (2017)

Description: The Hooke Verse, records binaural recordings to an iPhone or Android phone without having to tether a microphone or headphone cord. Leaving you free to record in stereo as naturally as you would listen because the microphones are in the earphones!

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Introduction to Accessibility on Android (Year unknown)

Description: In this series, we’re going to demonstrate how to build Android apps with accessibility in mind.

Source: Google

Our Chromebook Tutorial, Amazon Removes Some Email Functionality from Alexa, a Radio App for Your Apple Watch and More (Episode 156) (Part 2) (2021)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 2 hours

Source: Jonathan Mosen

Overview of Accessibility in Android (Year unknown)

Description: Explains the accessibility techniques, features, or tools covered in “Overview of Accessibility in Android.”

Source: Google

Technology Accessibility Training (2025)

Length: 56 min

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Using Your eReader with Your Android Phone (2026)

Length: 55 min

Series: That All May eRead

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Apple Watch, TV, HomePod, and AirPods (75)

Training on accessibility features and accessible use of Apple Watch, Apple TV, HomePod, AirPods, and related Apple devices.

Airfoil for Mac: Play Audio on Multiple AirPlay Devices Simultaneously (2014)

Description: David Woodbridge gives a demonstration of Airfoil for Mac, an application that allows you to play audio on multiple AirPlay devices simultaneously. Send any audio from your Mac to AirPort Express units, Apple TVs, iPhones and iPod Touchs, and even other Macs and PCs, all in sync! Use Airfoil with web-based audio like Pandora, music services like Spotify, Rdio, MOG, and WiMP, or any other audio playing on your computer.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple AirPods: Unboxing, Description and Review (2016)

Description: Find in the box; gives us a physical description of the AirPods and their charging case; and then talks us through his experience of using them with an iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV.

Length: 54 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple TV Fourth-Generation: an Overview of the Music App (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge discusses and demonstrates the Music app on the fourth-generation Apple TV.

Length: 22 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple TV Fourth-Generation: Configuring and Using the Accessibility Shortcut (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge demonstrates how to configure and operate the Accessibility Shortcut that can be accessed using the Siri remote with the fourth-generation Apple TV.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple TV Fourth-Generation: Using the Onscreen Keyboard (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge discusses and demonstrates the onscreen keyboard used on the fourth-generation Apple TV to enter text.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple TV Quick Tip: Checking the Battery Level of Your Siri Remote (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge demonstrates how to check the battery level of the Siri remote that comes with the new fourth-generation Apple TV.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple TV Quick Tip: How to Buy and Watch Movies and TV Shows (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge demonstrates the process of buying and watching movies and TV shows on the fourth-generation Apple TV.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple TV Quick Tip: Setup and Use of Home Sharing (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge discusses and demonstrates Home Sharing on the fourth-generation Apple TV. Home Sharing lets you share and stream content from your computer’s iTunes library to other computers, iOS devices, and Apple TVs.

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: a Demonstration of the Watch App on the iPhone After It Has Paired with an Apple Watch (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates the features and options available on the Watch App on an iPhone once it has been paired with an Apple Watch.

Length: 31 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: a Live Demonstration of Getting Walking Directions from the Watch and Apple Maps (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge asks us to join him for a walk as he uses Apple Maps on the Watch to receive walking directions.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: an Introduction to Siri on the Watch (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge shows us some of what you can use Siri for on the Watch.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Changing Watch Bands (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to remove and attach Watch bands.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Charging and Checking Current Charge Level (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to charge the Watch and check its current charge level.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Controlling Whether VoiceOver Speaks When You Raise Your Wrist (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates the option which allows you to decide whether VoiceOver should speak when you raise your wrist. This option is independent of the setting which controls whether the Watch should activate when you lift your wrist.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Creating, Editing and Deleting Alarms (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to create, edit and delete alarms.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Digital Crown Navigation and VoiceOver (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how the digital crown works, with a particular focus on the functions which are specific to VoiceOver users.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Making and Receiving Calls on the Watch (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to make and receive calls on the Watch.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Reading and Replying to Mail (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to read an

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Setup and Use of the Accessibility Shortcut (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to setup the accessibility shortcut on the Watch so that you can use the crown to quickly turn either VoiceOver or Zoom on and off.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: the Weather App (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates the native weather app available on the Watch.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: the World Clock (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to setup and use the World Clock so that you have quick and easy access to the local time elsewhere in the world.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Turning the Watch on and Off (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to turn the Watch on and off.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Unlocking with a PIN or via Your iPhone (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to unlock the Watch. This can be done either directly on the Watch itself by entering a PIN or via the connected iPhone.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Using Dictation to Send a Message (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to use voice dictation to send a message.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Using the Remote App to Control an Apple TV (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to use the Remote app to control an Apple TV from the Watch.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch 101: Using the Timer (2015)

Description: Of his series of podcasts looking at the Apple Watch, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to use the timer facility on the Watch.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch Quick Tip: Accessing and Sending Animated Emoji (2016)

Description: Amber demonstrates how to find and use the animated emoji available on the Apple Watch.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch Quick Tip: Checking the Battery Level of Your Watch from Your iPhone (2015)

Description: Milorad Pejic demonstrates how to check the battery level of your Apple Watch from the Notification Center of your iPhone.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch Quick Tip: Muting Stand Reminders (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge demonstrates how to quickly mute the hourly alerts given by the Apple Watch to remind you to periodically stand up.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple Watch Quick Tip: Nightstand Mode and Snoozing/Cancelling Alarms (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge demonstrates the nightstand mode added to the Apple Watch in watchOS 2 and shows how to cancel or snooze alarms.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

The Apple Watch: Unboxing, Initial Setup, and an Introduction to Using with VoiceOver (2015)

Description: In this first of a series of podcasts dedicated to Apple Watch, David Woodbridge takes an in-depth look at the device. The demonstration includes: Unboxing both an Apple Watch Sport and an Apple Watch Setting up the Apple Watch using the iPhone app and the Watch itself. Using the Apple Watch iPhone app, including the various accessibility settings for VoiceOver users.

Length: 52 min

Source: AppleVis

Apps on the Apple TV: Moving, Deleting and the App Switcher (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge demonstrates how to move apps on the Apple TV’s Home screen; delete unwanted apps; and use the App Switcher to move between apps.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Setting up and Using Apple’s HomePod (2018)

Description: In February 2018 Apple launched the HomePod, its foray into the smart home speaker market. Khalfan Bin Dhaher demonstrates the process of setting up the device, managing its settings from the Home app on his iPhone, and some basics on how to use the device, by voice, touch and from the iPhone.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Get Rolling with DeyesFree for Apple Watch (2021)

Description: Techluver gives us a walkthrough of DeyesFree; a dice roller app, designed for allowing users to play simple dice games with nothing but the Apple Watch.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

Hey Siri, You’re in My Apple Watch 2! in My Bluetooth Headset! Time to Get the Series 3 (2017)

Description: Be a good thing if you want the full experience in this Apple Watch experiment. Seems like the Apple Watch to me is an ongoing process and as you wear this Jewel of the Nile of a watch, it seems to become more and more of your daily life.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

HomePod Mini: How to Reset to Its Factory Settings (2020)

Description: In this edition of his series on the HomePod mini, Thomas Domville demonstrates the process of resetting the speaker to its factory settings. More on how to reset a HomePod can be found on this Apple support page.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

HomePod Mini: Initial Setup (2020)

Description: In this edition of his series on the HomePod mini, Thomas Domville demonstrates the initial setup of the speaker. More on the set up and use of HomePod can be found on this Apple support page.

Source: AppleVis

HomePod Mini: Using Handoff and Remote Media Controls (2020)

Description: In this next segment of the HomePod miniseries, Thomas Domville shows us using handoff and remote media controls with HomePod mini.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

HomePod Mini: Using Siri (2020)

Description: In this next segment of the HomePod mini Series, Thomas Domville shows us using Siri on the HomePod mini.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

HomePod Mini: Using the Intercom (2020)

Description: In this next segment of the HomePod mini Series, Thomas Domville shows us using the Intercom on the HomePod mini.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

HomePod Mini: Using the Touch Display and Gestures (2020)

Description: In this next segment of the HomePod mini Series, Thomas Domville shows us using the Touch Display and Gestures on the HomePod mini.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Automatically Share Your Medical ID When Making a Call to Emergency Services (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to allow your Medical ID information to be sent automatically to emergency services, via a secure third-party service, when you S. Only; iOS 13.5 or later required; watchOS 6.2.5 or later required if Apple Watch is connected to Wi-Fi or a cellular network without your iPhone nearby).

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Choose a Streaming Option for Apple TV+ in iOS (2020)

Description: Are you using Apple TV+? Did you know that you can change different streaming options for TV+? Join in as Thomas Domville demonstrates how to choose a streaming option for Apple TV+ in iOS.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Enable Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio and Apple Lossless on HomePod (2021)

Description: Be able to enjoy a more immersive audio experience with Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio, and enabling Apple Lossless, will give you a higher quality music track. Note: Dolby Atmos spatial audio feature, is officially available only with the full-size HomePod.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Enable Prominent Haptics on Watch OS (2020)

Description: Is the standard vibration patterns tough to notice on your Apple Watch? Do you want more noticeable vibration on your wrist. ?

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Play Ambient Sounds on HomePod & HomePod Mini (2021)

Description: Did you know that your HomePod and HomePod Mini can play calm, relaxing sounds for white noise, background noise, or that can help you during your bedtime? Listen in as Thomas Domville demonstrate how to play ambient sounds on HomePod & HomePod mini.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Reboot and Reset AirPods Max (2021)

Description: Show us how to reboot and reset AirPods Max.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Restart Your HomePod When It’s Not Responding Normally (2021)

Description: Show us how to restart your HomePod when it’s not responding normally.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Set Chimes on Your Apple Watch in Watch OS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to set the chimes on your Apple Watch in Watch OS.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Set High and Low Heart Rate Alerts in watchOS (2021)

Description: Show us how to set high and low heart rate alerts in watchOS.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Set up Personalized Spatial Audio (2022)

Description: With iOS 16, Apple added a new feature for AirPods users called Personalized Spatial Audio. According to Apple, “with Personalised Spatial Audio, the AirPods listening experience is even more immersive,” as you perceive sound individually, based on the size and shape of your head and ears.

Length: 28 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Set up Your HomePod to Recognize Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms and Send Notifications to Your iPhone or iPad (2023)

Description: Apple has recently activated a feature that enables the HomePod and HomePod mini smart speakers to recognize the sound of smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and send a notification alert to your iPhone or iPad. Of our podcast, Thomas Domville demonstrates the process of setting this up.

Length: 16 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Setup Headphone Accommodations on iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 for Supported AirPods and Beats Headphones (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville introduces us to Headphone Accommodations, a new accessibility feature for supported AirPods and Beats headphones in iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 that allows you to amplify soft sounds and adjust certain frequencies for your hearing needs or preference, or to help music, movies, phone calls, and podcasts sound more crisp and clear.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Share Apple Watch Faces with Family and Friends on watchOS (2020)

Description: Do you know somebody with a cool watch face on their Apple Watch that you want or vice versa? Show us how to share Apple Watch faces with family and friends on Watch OS.

Source: AppleVis

How to Take an ECG on the Apple Watch (2021)

Description: Did you know that you can take an electrocardiogram (ECG) with the ECG app on your Apple Watch? Show us how to take an ECG on the Apple Watch.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Turn on Fall Detection on Apple Watch (2020)

Description: Do you own an Apple Watch Series 4 and above and have the tendency to stumble or fall?

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Unlock Your Apple Watch Using Your iPhone (2020)

Description: Annoyed having to enter your Passcode to unlock your Apple Watch? Follow along in these easy steps as Thomas Domville demonstrates of how to unlock your Apple Watch using your iPhone.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Unlock Your iPhone with Your Apple Watch When Wearing a Mask (2021)

Description: Thomas Domville showcases the new “Unlock with Apple Watch”” feature introduced in iOS 14.5 and watchOS 7.4 that allows the iPhone to use an unlocked and authenticated Apple Watch as a secondary authentication method; making it easier to unlock an iPhone when you’re wearing a mask.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use Your Apple Watch to Find Your iPhone (2020)

Description: Are you constantly losing or misplacing your iPhone? Do you have an Apple Watch? Well, here’s an option to ease those tension and frustration in trying to find your iPhone.

Length: 2 min

Source: AppleVis

An Introduction to Siri on the Fourth-Generation Apple TV (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge explores the capabilities of Siri on the fourth-generation Apple TV.

Length: 30 min

Source: AppleVis

An Introduction to the App Store on the New Apple TV: Browsing, Searching and Installing (2015)

Description: He demonstrates how to browse, search and install apps.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

An Introduction to VoiceOver Gestures Available on the Fourth-Generation Apple TV (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge discusses and demonstrates the VoiceOver gestures which can be used on the trackpad of the Siri remote that comes with the fourth-generation Apple TV.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

iOS 14 and watchOS 7, Demonstrations of Some New Features with VoiceOver (Episode 65) (2020)

Description: Apple is about to release this years operating systems for Apple Watch and iPhone, watchOS 7 and iOS 14 respectively.

Length: 1 hour 27 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

MacID for iOS: Unlock Your Mac Automatically When You Return or with Touch ID (2015)

Description: Marlon gives us a walk-through of MacID, an iOS app that provides a fast and secure way to unlock your Mac without the inconvenience of typing your password over and over. Packed full of features, including innovative Tap to Unlock and full iPad, iPhone and Apple Watch support. Control audio, share clipboards and start screensavers.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Monitor and Manage Your Diabetes via Your iPhone and Apple Watch with the Dexcom G6 CGM System (2019)

Description: Hugo introduces us to the Dexcom G6 CGM System and its companion iOS app. Hugo demonstrates putting on the sensor and Bluetooth transmitter using the provided applicator; activating and calibrating the sensor; removing the sensor, and using the companion iOS app.

Length: 32 min

Source: AppleVis

New in watchOS 3: Introducing Taptic Time Telling (2016)

Description: David Woodbridge introduces us to taptic time-telling. You configure this in the Watch app on your iPhone. When it’s on, quickly double-tap the watch face when it’s locked to feel the full time, or triple tap for just the minutes.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Force Quit Apple Watch Apps (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to force quit an app on Apple Watch. Reasons you might want to do this include the app becoming unresponsive, frequently crashing, or you simply having a suspicion that the app might be the cause of a more general and system-wide issue. As Thomas demonstrates, the process is simple - with the app open, press and hold the side button to show the power options.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Pair a Bluetooth Speaker with the Apple TV 4th Generation (2018)

Description: Duyahn Walker demonstrates how to pair a Bluetooth speaker with the Apple TV 4th Generation.

Length: 16 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Updating to a Newer Version of tvOS (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge demonstrates how to update to a newer version of tvOS when an update has been released.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Use Low Power Mode on Your Apple Watch to Extend Battery Life (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to enabled Low Power Mode on your Apple Watch. Introduced with watchOS 9, Low Power Mode reduces the amount of power that your Apple Watch uses so that you can save battery life.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Quickly Record Audio Memos Using Your Apple Watch with Just Press Record (2015)

Description: Milorad Pejic gives us a demonstration of using the Just Press Record app on an Apple Watch. This simple audio recorder uses iCloud Drive to instantly syncs your recordings across all your devices and is perfect for capturing ideas, thoughts and memos on the go.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Travel with Essential Words and Phrases with GoTalker for Apple Watch (2021)

Description: Techluver gives us a demonstration of GoTalker for Apple Watch, an app that gives you access to 750+ essential travel words and phrases in many languages to remove the stress of communication so you can focus on enjoying your adventure.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

Unboxing and Setting up an Apple Watch Series 6 (Episode 69) (2020)

Description: Today’s episode focuses on Apple Watch.

Length: 45 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

Voice over Karaoke on the Apple Music App? Kind of, Sort of, in a Way. Demonstration of the Lyrics Feature with VoiceOver. (2021)

Description: Open up your native Music App on your iPhone, iPad, iPod, iMac, MacBook or even on Apple TV, and play a song. Open the mini-player to show the now playing screen and tap on the Lyrics button down near the bottom. With VoiceOver on, you will hear the lyrics just before the singing starts.

Length: 4 min

Source: Blind Abilities

A Walkthrough of Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock for iOS (2018)

Description: Khalfan Bin Dhaher takes us through the popular Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock app for iOS and Apple Watch, an intelligent alarm clock which tracks your sleep patterns and wakes you up at the most optimal time while you are in light sleep, making waking up feel natural. Sleep Cycle is a free app with optional subscription based upgrades.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Assistive Technology Devices (17)

Training on specialized assistive technology hardware and software that supports access, communication, independence, or productivity.

Accessibility First: How to choose the right phone or computer (2025)

Length: 1 hour 11 min

Source: Blind Low Vision NZ

Advanced Searching on the DA2 (2026)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Aira Goes Wearable Again: Unlocking Freedom with Meta Glasses (2026)

Description: Aira is stepping into a new era of accessibility with hands-free support through Meta smart glasses, and Jenine Stanley joins Jeff Thompson to break it all down. With the latest update to the Aira Explorer app, users can now connect directly to Meta glasses and access visual interpreting services with a simple voice command—no phone handling required.

Length: 17 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Automatic Downloading on the DA2 (2026)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

The Future of Accessibility: Tools for Success in Education and Beyond: Insights from Jesse Anderson (2024)

Description: Jesse Anderson, Assistive Technology Specialist at State Services for the Blind of Minnesota, discusses the latest advancements in assistive technology for high school and college students. He highlights tools like Aira’s AccessAI, BeMyAI, JAWS, and smart glasses, emphasizing the importance of learning both mobile and computer-based solutions to improve independence and efficiency.

Length: 38 min

Source: Blind Abilities

How to Add Favorite Apps to the BlindShell Classic 2 (2022)

Description: Demonstrates how to add applications to the BlindShell Classic 2 favorites list for faster access.

Source: A. T. Guys

Juno Tips and Tricks: File Manager (2022)

Description: At this session, participants will learn how to transfer files to and from Juno using the included USB cable, how to name files to make it easier to find them, and how to edit files.

Length: 1 hour 18 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Juno Tips and Tricks: Menus (2022)

Description: Explains how to adjust speech and volume, display reading lines, adjust brightness, change text size, choose reading voices and language, choose a color theme, select viewing modes, and much more!

Length: 1 hour 15 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Juno Tips and Tricks: The Final Chapter (2022)

Description: Our journey to Juno ends with the final chapter. Follow along live to practice the skills you acquired during the series.

Length: 1 hour 20 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Juno Tips & Tricks: Unboxing (2022)

Description: Be revealed.

Length: 1 hour 18 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Language of Parts (Module 9) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 9 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, understand how to use the ANDI Structures module to ensure that all written content, regardless of how many (human) languages are used, is programmatically identified correctly to ensure that user agents (e.g., browsers, assistive technology, software) can correctly present content written in multiple languages.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Review of the RAY-BAN META SMART GLASSES (2024)

Description: MarkSarch provides a comprehensive review, shares his insights, and demonstrates the features of the RAY-BAN META SMART GLASSES.

Length: 27 min

Source: AppleVis

Setting Tones on the BlindShell Classic 2 (2022)

Description: Demonstrates how to change ringtones, notification tones, and alarm tones on the BlindShell Classic 2.

Source: A. T. Guys

Tek Talk Welcomes Jeff Bishop to Discuss Reminders and Calendaring Using Assistive Technology (2025)

Length: 58 min

Presenter(s): Jeff Bishop

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tools You Can Use: BlindShell Classic 3 (2025)

Length: 1 hour 4 min

Source: Blind Low Vision NZ

Type with Ease and Speed with the Tap Strap 2, a Single Handed All-in-One Wearable Keyboard, Mouse and Air Gesture Controller (2020)

Description: The Evil Chocolate Cookie gives us a demonstration of the Tap Strap 2, a single handed all-in-one wearable keyboard, mouse & air gesture controller. Tap is a wearable keyboard and mouse that enables you to type, mouse and control any Bluetooth enabled device, using any surface and in any position.

Length: 27 min

Source: AppleVis

Typing Text Using the DA2 (2026)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Audio, Music, and Recording (99)

Training on accessible audio, music, recording, podcasting, multimedia, captioning, and related production tools and techniques.

05- GarageBand Demo: Screen Layout (2015)

Description: Pete Lane presents another BAD Cast Quick Hit with the first in his series of demos of Garageband for the Mac. This episode covers the basic screen layout, with future volumes focusing on basic voice and multi-track recording using loops and other media. Offer some clarification for beginners who wish to get started using Garageband on their Mac.

Length: 17 min

Source: Blind Abilities

08- GarageBand Demo Vol. 3 – Editing an Audio Project on the Mac (2015)

Description: Pete Lane presents the third edition in his GarageBand Demo series on the Mac. This episode features basic editing of an audio project: use of audio regions and split commands. This 45 minutes demo shows how GarageBand (Version 6.0.5) can serve as an editing program for a voice recording or podcast.

Length: 57 min

Source: Blind Abilities

82 Years Since 1st Stereo Recording and a SoundForge on the Mac Demo (2016)

Description: Ray foret, Jr. Gives us a historical account of the first recording of stereo on a record. He then proceeds to demonstrate the accessibility he finds on SoundForge using his MacBookPro.

Length: 31 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Accessible Audio Post-Production with Auphonic (Episode 32) (2023)

Description: Explains the accessible Auphonic web service for automated audio post-production, including processing recorded audio for podcasts, broadcasts, audiobooks, and similar projects.

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

AmadeusPro: Audio Compression, by Garth Humphries, (2015)

Description: Pete, Garth and Jeff are excited to present the first in a new addition to the AmadeusPro Demo series: the AP Special Features episodes. This volume features Dynamic Audio compression presented by Garth Humphries, @iBlindTech. Garth defines audio compression, Normalization and Sound Gates, and demonstrates use of the Dynamic Processor and the Analyze menus in AmadeusPro.

Length: 28 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: – Demonstrating the Go to Tool (2015)

Description: Pete Lane offers another installment in the ongoing AP Demo Series, focusing this week on another specialty feature, the Go To Location tool. Join Pete as he demonstrates this valuable tool and explores the almost infinite applications of the feature. In a subsequent episode, Pete will once again be joined by Garth Humphries and Jeff Thompson for a discussion of the Go to tool and other audio concepts and principles.

Length: 22 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: Demonstrating the Ramp Fade Specialty Feature (2015)

Description: BlindAbilities presents another installment in the AmadeusProDemoSeries. This installment offers a demonstration by JeffThompson of the Ramp Fade feature. This feature has many applications, including the creation of templates with which you can provide varying volumes in your music bed in an Intro or Outro to a podcast.

Length: 12 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: Part 4 – the Process of Creating a Podcast (2016)

Description: Pete Lane offers the fourth part of the series: the Process Of Creating A Podcast. Pete converts his two, split mono tracks into stereo tracks; adjusts the stereo balance using the Stereo Utilities menu in Amadeus Pro, and bounces them to a single stereo file. Delete separate tracks simultaneously without adversely impacting the recording.

Length: 12 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: the Basics, Exploring Menus & Commonly Used Keystroke Commands (2015)

Description: Pete Lane offers another in his Amadeus Pro Demo Series covering The Basics. Pete reviews commonly used Keystroke Commands and explores some of the AP menus. Join Pete as he shares some fundamental commands, and jump into the simple yet sophisticated world of the Amadeus Pro audio recording and editing program for the Mac.

Length: 19 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: the Basics, Exploring the Selection, View and Sound Menus and Recording to a New Track (2015)

Description: Pete Lane adds one more Volume to his AP Demo Series with another episode featuring The Basics. In this Volume, Pete explores more in the AP menu system. Pete is joined by Jeff Thompson and their special guest Garth Humphries for these special episodes.

Length: 20 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: the Basics, Input & Output Devices and System Preferences (2015)

Description: Pete Lane expands the AP Demo Series with Volumes covering several basic features and tools, beginning with this introduction to setting up Input and Output devices and the menu system for the Amadeus Pro recording and editing program for the Mac. Soon offer three more of The Basics, and will collaborate with Jeff Thompson and Garth Humphries to present some more advanced principles and specialized features in Amadeus Pro.

Length: 14 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: Vol 2 – Editing an Audio File (2015)

Description: Pete Lane follows up the introduction to the Amadeus Pro audio recording and editing program with a more in depth demonstration of its editing features. In this Volume, Pete shows how to edit a voice track using the A, S, D and F keys to fine-tune the edits. Use this voice track in future Volumes to demonstrate how to apply effects and ultimately to build a multi-track audio project.

Length: 24 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: Vol 3 – Exploring and Applying Effects (2015)

Description: Pete Lane explores the Effects menu in the audio recording and editing program Amadeus Pro for the Mac. Pete builds on the voice track recorded in the previous Volume of the Demo series by demonstrating quite a few of the built-in Effects, and applying a few to the audio file. Use this same voice track in future Volumes of this series to create a multi-track audio project.

Length: 26 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: Vol 4a – Multi-Track Features, (Part 1 of 2) (2015)

Description: Pete Lane presents the 4th Volume in the Amadeus Pro Demo Series. This edition focusses on using the multi-track features of the program. Pete fills in a previously recorded voice track with various sound effects depicting the sounds described in the voice track.

Length: 26 min

Source: Blind Abilities

AmadeusPro: Vol 4b – Finalizing Our Multi-Track Project (2015)

Description: Pete Lane offers the second segment in demonstrating the “multi-track” process in Amadeus Pro for the Mac. In this, the fifth installment of the series, Pete puts the final touches on adding tracks to his original voice track to create a multi track soundscape project. Focus on sound types and file saving, and a review of how Amadeus Pro works with Skype and Audio Hijack 3.

Length: 32 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Apple AirTag; Checking the Current Battery Level and Replacing a Battery (2021)

Description: In the fourth of his series of podcasts devoted to Apple’s new AirTag Bluetooth Tracker, Thomas Domville demonstrates how to check the current battery level of an AirTag and demonstrates how to replace the battery.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple AirTag; Initial Setup (2021)

Description: In the second of his series of podcasts devoted to Apple’s new AirTag Bluetooth Tracker, Thomas Domville demonstrates the setup process.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

AppleVis Extra #42: Fitness Edition (2016)

Description: Spring has finally arrived here in the United States, and the AppleVis podcast team sat down to discuss the best ways to get fit and stay that way using a variety of hardware and software solutions. Of the AppleVis Extra, Jamie Pauls is joined by Lisa Salinger, Mike Malarsie, and Alex Hall. The panel takes a look at every aspect of the day, from waking up to winding down.

Length: 1 hour 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Assigning Sounds to Zoom PodTrak P4 Soundpads (Episode 14) (2021)

Description: Demonstrates how to assign audio files to the Zoom PodTrak P4 soundpads for podcast themes, sound effects, and other one-button playback.

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Audient EVO 16 Audio Interface Demonstration (Episode 34) (2023)

Description: Demonstrates the Audient EVO 16 audio interface, including its controls, Smartgain feature, inputs and outputs, recording workflow, and usability from a blindness perspective.

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Audio Descriptions - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Audio Descriptions - At a Glance.”

Source: Microsoft

Audio Hijack: Record Any Audio on Mac (2015)

Description: Alex Hall demonstrates the use of Audio Hijack. This Mac app allows you to record audio from individual apps, the entire system, or any internal or external microphones you have. Better still, it can mix them together, apply effects, adjust volumes, live monitor, and more.

Length: 28 min

Source: AppleVis

Audiobook Binder: a Free Mac App for Converting Your Audiobooks from Mp3 to M4b (2013)

Description: Brandt Steenkamp gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Audiobook Binder, a Mac app for converting your audiobooks from mp3 format to iPod-compatible m4b.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Blind Abilities Presents: Part 5 – the Process of Creating a Podcast (2016)

Description: Blind Abilities offers the fifth in the series, The Process Of Creating A Podcast. Pete Lane demonstrates his process of creating the multi-track Intro for the Erica Turner podcast. Pete demonstrates multi track creating using a music bed (So Many Reasons to Rejoice, by Eddie Robinson), and pasting descriptive voice clips using the “Paste to a new track” Command + Option + V.

Length: 30 min

Source: Blind Abilities

The Blind Swordsman; a Self-Voicing Audio Game for Mac OS X (2015)

Description: Khalfan Bin Dhaher gives us a walk-through and demonstration of The Blind Swordsman, a self-voicing audio game for OS X. As the title suggests, you are a swordsman who lost his sight. The only person who can give it back to you is a warlock, who ives at the end of a particularly dangerous path.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

Captioning Video Meetings and Trainings (2020)

Description: Explains practical considerations for captioning live and recorded video meetings and trainings, including platform accessibility, CART, automatic captions, and post-production.

Series: AT3 COVID-19 Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

ChangeReaction: a Classic Audio Puzzle Game Comes to the Mac (2013)

Description: David Woodbridge gives us a demonstration of ChangeReaction, Draconis Entertainment’s classic audio puzzle game which is now available on OS X with new audio, three entirely different modes of game play and a host of other new features.Primarily intended for blind and visually impaired gamers, ChangeReaction is played via the keyboard and your ears.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

Color Recognition Apps: Part 2 - ColoredEye (2012)

Description: In the second of two podcasts dedicated to color recognition apps, AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of ColoredEye.

Length: 25 min

Source: AppleVis

Digitize Your Vinyl Records with Amadeus Pro for the Mac (2014)

Description: Eric Caron demonstrates how to use Amadeus Pro on the Mac to convert vinyl albums into digital files which can be played on your computer and portable devices or used to create an audio CD. Eric’s demonstration includes editing the sound, dividing the recording into songs and moving the album to your iTunes Library. This process requires a USB turntable.

Length: 55 min

Source: AppleVis

Discover D312U Microphone Headset Demonstration (Episode 9) (2021)

Description: Demonstrates the Discover D312U microphone headset for accessible podcast and computer-audio use.

Presenter: Neal Ewers

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Feel, Hear and Interact! the Eclipse Soundscapes Project App Overview and Demonstration (2017)

Description: Join Pete Lane as he walks you through a wonderful experience with the Eclipse Soundscapes Project App. The Eclipse Soundscapes Project app is specially designed so that people who are blind and visually impaired can share in the awe and wonder of astronomical events in real time with their sighted peers.

Length: 17 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Focusrite Vocaster Two from a Blindness Perspective (Episode 29) (2022)

Description: Demonstrates the Focusrite Vocaster Two audio interface from a blindness perspective, including setup, installation, controls, and common podcasting and voice-recording workflows.

Presenter: Jonathan Mosen

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

From WAV to MP3: Audio Made Easy with VLC for the Mac (2025)

Description: Siddarth shares a simple, stress-free way to convert audio files using VLC Media Player — no expensive software or confusing tools required! Whether you’re working with WAV, MP3, or other formats, VLC makes the process quick, free, and accessible to everyone.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Getting Started with Audacity (Episode 5) (2021)

Description: Demonstrates how to get started with Audacity, a free cross-platform audio editor, for recording and producing podcasts.

Presenter: Shaun Preece

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Getting Started with Numbers on Mac: Lesson 2 - Table Formatting and Headers for Columns and Rows (2025)

Description: Of the AppleVis Podcast, Gaurav returns with the second lesson in his series on mastering spreadsheets using Apple’s free app, Numbers for Mac. Dives into working with row and column headers and navigating the formatter pane to make your data more accessible and structured. Gaurav shares practical tips to boost your spreadsheet skills and improve your workflow.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

Getting Started with Numbers on Mac: Lesson 3 - Autofill and Quick Calculation Bar (2025)

Description: Of the AppleVis Podcast, Gaurav is back with Lesson 3 in his series on mastering spreadsheets with Numbers, Apple’s free spreadsheet app for Mac. Today, he’ll continue working with our monthly budget spreadsheet and dive into two powerful time-saving tools: Autofill and the Quick Calculation Bar.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Getting Started with Numbers on Mac: Lesson 4 - Sort and Quick Filter (2025)

Description: Of the AppleVis Podcast, Gaurav returns with Lesson 4 in the series on mastering Numbers, Apple’s free spreadsheet app for Mac. In this installment, he dives into two powerful tools for organizing your data: Sort and Quick Filter. These features help you manage and analyze spreadsheets more efficiently—especially when working with larger datasets.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

Getting Started with Numbers on Mac: Lesson 6 - Autofill Feature to Quickly Copy Formulas Across Cells (2025)

Description: Of the AppleVis Podcast, Gaurav returns with Lesson 6 in the ongoing series on mastering Numbers, Apple’s free spreadsheet app for Mac. In the previous lesson, he explored how to insert formulas effectively. This time, the focus is on using the autofill feature to save time and eliminate repetitive tasks.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Getting Started: Xbox Adaptive Thumbstick Toppers with Xbox Design Lab (Year unknown)

Description: Audio Described Version: Website Learn how to use Xbox Design lab to customize and print 3D toppers for your Xbox Adaptive Joystick, Xbox Wireless, and Xbox Elite Series 2 controller thumbsticks.

Length: 4 min

Source: Microsoft

The Harbolt Company Introduces & Demos the Accessible Charger (2017)

Description: The Harbolt Company is a supplier of not only devices and accessible ones at that, Brent Harbolt educates and demonstrates the products he makes available to the Blindness community. From obscure items to gadgets that just work and are accessible, Brent gives audio descriptions and demos so you can get a good idea of the products available on the HarboltCompany.com web site.

Length: 16 min

Source: Blind Abilities

How to Add Context to Photos and Videos with Captions (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to create, view, and edit captions to add context to your photos and videos, and easily find captions you’ve added in the Search tab. Note that with iCloud Photos enabled, captions sync seamlessly across all your devices.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Close Caption a Video Using Canvas Studio (2025)

Description: Explains how to add captions in Canvas Studio with this step-by-step guide to improve video accessibility and enhance student engagement.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Configure macOS to Recognize Two Microphones as a Single Audio Device (2020)

Description: If you’ve got two microphones but don’t have a digital mixing board, the Audio MIDI Setup app on macOS lets you configure them as a single audio device. Paul Martz demonstrates how to do it in this podcast, which was recorded and mixed entirely on GarageBand. For more information on recording with GarageBand, see Paul’s blog series.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Contact Apple for Accessibility Inquiries (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to contact Apple for accessibility inquiries.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Customize the Music App’s Equalizer (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to customize the music apps’s equalizer.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Edit YouTube Captions (2025)

Description: Explains how to edit YouTube captions easily, upload accurate files, and boost accessibility and engagement for your videos.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Find the Estimated Value of Your Device with Apple GiveBack (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to find the estimated value of your device with Apple GiveBack.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Get Weather Information in Your Mac’s Menu Bar (No Third-Party App Needed) (2025)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to get weather information in your Mac’s menu bar, useful if you, for example, want to be able to quickly access such information but don’t want to deal with widgets or the Weather app.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Limit the Maximum Charge of Your Mac’s Battery (2026)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to limit the maximum charge of your Mac’s battery to 80, 85, 90, or 95%, useful for prolonging long-term battery health.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Request a Copy of Your Apple ID Account Information (2018)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to request a copy of your Apple ID account information.

Length: 26 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Send an Audio Message with Siri (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to use Siri to send an audio message.

Length: 2 min

Source: AppleVis

Description: In this second podcast in a multi-part series, Thomas Domville gives us an introduction to Siri Shortcuts on iOS.

Length: 27 min

Source: AppleVis

Inclusive Events: Captioning for Events (Year unknown)

Description: Shows how to provide real-time captions at live events.

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

Inclusive Presentation Skills (audio described version) - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Here are some tips for delivering more inclusive presentations…

Source: Microsoft

Integrated Audio Description: At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: This short video introduces the practice of integrated audio description and what differentiates it from standard audio description. It also provides tips on how to write integrated audio description for your videos.

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

An Introduction and Overview of BlindSquare (Updated) (2015)

Description: Sandra demonstrates the basic features of BlindSquare and takes us for a short bus ride in London to show off what the app does while in a moving vehicle. Simulation mode, the ability to export what you’re doing to 3rd party apps, and several other topics are covered.

Length: 32 min

Source: AppleVis

Kodi: a Free and Extendable Cross-Platform Media Player and Entertainment Hub (2015)

Description: Kodi allows users to play and view most videos, music, podcasts, and other digital media files from local and network storage media and the internet. It’s features can be extended by downloading ‘add-ons’.

Length: 22 min

Source: AppleVis

Learning Logic Pro X: Episode 1 - Creating a New Project (2023)

Description: In the first episode of a series learning Logic Pro X for Mac, Ming introduces how to create a new project and audio for a Logic Pro X project. He also shows us some useful shortcuts to make the process easier and more efficient.

Length: 30 min

Source: AppleVis

Learning Logic Pro X: Exploring Interfaces, Choosing a Microphone, and Basic Editing Techniques (2023)

Description: In the second episode of his series learning Logic Pro X for Mac, Ming introduces two main sections. In the first part, Ming explains why the Interface and Microphone are important in professional recording and music editing, and how the Interface works. Ming uses logic to demonstrate how to slice and dice regions, efficiently move regions to neighboring regions, and export and merge projects into different audio formats.

Length: 48 min

Source: AppleVis

Learning Logic Pro X: Virtual Instruments (2023)

Description: In the fourth instalment of his tutorial series on learning Logic Pro X for Mac, Ming demonstrates how to create, browse, and select virtual instruments in Logic Pro X. He then demonstrates how you can create a 5-bars long piece of music in a few minutes using a number of different virtual instruments.

Length: 54 min

Source: AppleVis

The Luminato Festival Is Back with Christine Malec Providing All the Details – Starting June 7! Plus, Podcasts for a Comprehensive Understanding of Art Literacy for Blind and Visually Impaired Individuals! Available Now. (2023)

Description: Jeff is joined by Christine Malec, known for her segment on the Kelly and Company show on AMI Audio called Curious Minds. Christine enlightens us about the upcoming 3rd annual Luminato Festival in Toronto, Canada. Christine shares with us an overview of the audio described festival.

Length: 51 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Make Captioning Easy with Microsoft - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Captioning video and live events can help create a more inclusive experience for people of all abilities.

Source: Microsoft

Making Accessible Videos (2024)

Description: Explains how to make video content more accessible to people with disabilities, including accessibility considerations for multimedia production and delivery.

Series: AT3 Center Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Mpow 071 Headset Microphone Demonstration (Episode 8) (2021)

Description: Demonstrates the Mpow 071 headset microphone for accessible podcast and computer-audio use.

Presenter: Neal Ewers

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

NatureSpace: Delving in to the World of 3d Sound (2015)

Description: Scott Davert demonstrates NatureSpace, an app providing soundtracks to many different types of sounds. Headphones or a very good set of speakers are recommended to appreciate the full sound quality of the files demonstrated in the ap.

Length: 37 min

Source: AppleVis

Orientation to the ZUM-2 USB Podcast Mic Layout (2024)

Description: Provides an audio orientation to the physical layout and controls of the ZUM-2 USB podcast microphone.

Source: A. T. Guys

Podcast Chapters for OS X: Separate Podcasts into Chapters for Easier Listening and Navigation (2016)

Description: Jonathan Mosen gives us a demonstration of Podcast Chapters for Mac OS X. Podcast Chapters allows a podcast creator to easily insert chapter markers into a podcast, thereby allowing listeners (using podcast clients supporting the chapters feature) to quickly navigate to specific parts of the presentation.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

Podcasting on the Cheap! (2015)

Description: Using AudioBoom App and the BossJock App one can go mobile and podcast on the AudioBoom platform for cheap.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Practical Podcasting: an Introduction to Our Practical Podcasting Series (2016)

Description: Cover a large number of topics surrounding the art of Podcasting and recording Audio. In this introduction Jeff Thompson, from the blind Abilities Team, lists the topics and the wide range of areas that make a Podcast what it is. Highlight a specific hardware, software, technique or process.

Length: 19 min

Source: Blind Abilities

the Process of Creating a Podcast (Part 2) (2016)

Description: Blind Abilities Presents Part 2 – The Process Of Creating A Podcast. Pete Lane takes us through more editing of the interview: eliminating silences, ums, ahs and other unwanted portions of the interview. He then splits the track into two mono tracks and performs De-noising of some unwanted background noise on Erica’s track.

Length: 18 min

Source: Blind Abilities

The Process of Creating a Podcast – Part 3 – Editing and Applying Effects (2016)

Description: Blind Abilities offers this, the third installment in their series: the Process Of Creating A Podcast. He demonstrates how he applies various effects to separate mono tracks, including eliminating “speak-overs” where two people speak at the same time, applying silence to quiet the gaps in between speaking, and applying Equalization to a single track to enhance the audio quality of the voice.

Length: 18 min

Source: Blind Abilities

The Process of Creating a Podcast – Part 8 (2016)

Description: In the final installment of his podcast creation series, Pete Lane demonstrates how he pastes-over the three components of his project to form the final podcast. This concludes the series, but Jeff and Pete will present an addendum installment in which they share some additional techniques, tips and tricks from their years of experience with Amadeus Pro.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

QCast: an Accessible Podcast Manager and Player for Mac OS X (2014)

Length: 23 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Hit: GarageBand Demo Volume 4 – Adding FX to Your Audio Project (2015)

Description: Pete Lane presents Volume 4 of his GarageBand Demo series for the Mac, in which he demonstrates how to access effects in GarageBand Version 6.0.5. Pete reviews several effects including Dynamic Compression and Echo and applies them to the voice track on the audio project he created in Volumes 2 and 3 of the series. He then demonstrates how to upload the project to iTunes.

Length: 18 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Quick Hit: GarageBand Demo Volume 5 Ring Tones (2015)

Description: Pete Lane presents the 5th and final edition in his series on GarageBand Version 6.0.5 on the Mac. Pete demonstrates how to create ringtones using a couple of songs from his iTunes library. Special thanks to Eric Clapton and Derrick & The Dominos for use of Layla, and to Boz Scaggs for his blues masterpiece, runnin’ Blue.

Length: 36 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Quick Tip: Deleting Podcast Episodes in the Native Podcasts App in iOS11 (2017)

Description: Marco demonstrates how to delete podcast episodes in the native Podcasts app, which had it’s user interface overhauled in iOS11. The option to delete is not immediately obvious, so Marco shows us where to find it using the rotor actions menu or 3D touch.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Change the Name of an Apple AirTag (2021)

Description: In the fifth of his series of podcasts devoted to Apple’s new AirTag Bluetooth Tracker, Thomas Domville demonstrates how to rename an AirTag that’s previously been added to your account.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Delete Your Siri Audio History and Opt Out of Siri Audio Sharing (2019)

Description: Earlier this year Apple came under some criticism after a report by the Guardian on how Apple hired contractors to listen to a small percentage of anonymized ‌Siri‌ recordings to evaluate the responses with the purpose of improving accuracy and reliability. In response, Apple promised that it would introduce options in a forthcoming update that would allow users to opt out of sharing their audio recordings.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Pause an Audio or Movie Recording Using QuickTime Player (2016)

Description: In this quick tip, Igna Triay demonstrates how to Pause an Audio or Movie Recording Using QuickTime Player On the Mac. Although this process is very straightforward, there is a step that might not be obvious to some.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Reset an Apple AirTag (2021)

Description: In the last of his series of podcasts devoted to Apple’s new AirTag Bluetooth Tracker, Thomas Domville demonstrates how to reset an Apple AirTag to its factory settings. This removes the AirTag from your Apple ID, enabling you to set it up from new again or give it to somebody else to use.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip; Using the Finder to Restore a Single File from a Time Machine Backup (2015)

Description: Jonathan Simeone demonstrates the process of using the Finder to find and restore a single file from a Time Machine backup. This offers an alternative to the method demonstrated in a previous podcast which involved using the Time Machine application itself to restore a file.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

QuickHit, a Review of the Apple Music Memos App, (2016)

Description: Jeff takes us through the initial recording using his acoustic guitar, he shows how the App automatically adds-in drum and bass tracks, how to make notes regarding time signature, chords and any unusual features such as guitar tuning. Jeff then demonstrates the Share feature by uploading his recording to BossJock. This app is a simple solution for musicians who wish to quickly record an idea about a tune.

Length: 11 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Recording Audio Podcasts: Some Basic Tips and Good Practice (2014)

Description: Scott Davert shares some basic tips and good practice for recording audio podcasts. This should be particularly helpful for those new to podcasting, as Scott highlights a number of things which will make the recording process easier and less stressful and ensure that the resulting podcast achieves what was intended.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

RODECaster Pro II Accessibility Walkthrough (Episode 28) (2022)

Description: Walks through the RODECaster Pro II and evaluates its operation and accessibility for blind podcast creators.

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

The Shure Moetive App and the MV-88 Stereo Lightning Port Microphone (2016)

Description: Jeff Thompson gives a brief demonstration of the Moetive App from Shure giving some demonstrations using the MV-88 Stereo Lightning Port microphone from Shure. The new line of microphone and interface units called the Moetive series is Shure’s response to the popularity of mobile convenience and Shure did not drop their level of quality. The MV-88 is a rugged solidly built metal constructed piece of kit.

Length: 13 min

Source: Blind Abilities

SilverDollar: Engage in Some Western Fun with This Audio Game for the Mac (2013)

Description: David Woodbridge gives us a demonstration of SilverDollar, a new game for the Mac from Draconis Entertainment which revisits the popular saloon of the old west that featured in many of their previous audio games. Primarily intended for the blind and visually impaired, SilverDollar offers three mini games that serve as both a great introduction to audio games for new players, and addictive fun for experienced ones.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

Tek Talk Welcomes J.J. Meddaugh of a. T. Guys to Discuss the Hable Easy and Hable One (2025)

Description: J.J. Meddaugh of A. T.

Length: 59 min

Presenter(s): J.J. Meddaugh of A. T. Guys

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes Jeff Bishop to Discuss How to Demystify the Clutter of Microsoft Edge (2025)

Description: Join Jeff Bishop on Tech Talk where we take a deep dive in decluttering your Microsoft Edge web browser so that you can be very clean, efficient and privacy focused in your web browsing activities. Provide a document, and if you are a member of BITS you already have it, and we will walk everyone through the steps necessary to accomplish this goal. See everyone on Tech Talk!

Length: 1 hour

Presenter(s): Jeff Bishop

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes Ron Miller of Vispero to Discuss Tips for Using the Web (2024)

Length: 59 min

Presenter(s): Ron Miller of Vispero

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

That Blind Tech Show Demo: Sound+Sleep High Fidelity Sleep Sound Machine with Real Non-Looping Nature Sounds by Adaptive Sound Technologies (2020)

Description: Brian Fischler, from That Blind Tech Show, gives us a demonstration of two sound masking machines from Adaptive Sounds Technologies. Brian demonstrates the functions and usability of each machine and has enjoyed his experience since purchasing the Sound+Sleep High Fidelity Sleep Sound Machine. From the web: Adaptive Sound Technologies, Inc.

Length: 15 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Transform Your Note-Taking with Otter AI: a Comprehensive Guide (2024)

Description: Transform note-taking with Otter AI! Convert documents to audio, transcribe them, and engage interactively for easy learning & accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

A Trip Back in Time with Vintage Radio (2013)

Description: AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through of an app for radio dramas from Yesteryear. ALong with a demo of the app, we learn about the differences between the free and paid versions. For those radio enthusiasts, can you name the show in the intro?

Length: 36 min

Source: AppleVis

Using the Audio Player in BARD Express: A Demonstration (2024)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Victor Reader Update with Greg Stilson from HumanWare (2016)

Description: Greg Stilson from HumanWare talks about the latest update 4.7.2 and how to get your favorite podcasts to automatically download onto your Victor Stream. Be sure to get the latest update and enjoy getting your morning paper auto-magically, as Greg puts it. Join Jeff Thompson and Greg Stilson as they converse about the retro feel yet the tech of today found in the Victor Stream.

Length: 36 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Zoom H1Essential Review and Demonstration (Episode 40) (2024)

Description: Demonstrates the compact Zoom H1Essential recorder and its accessibility features, including Voice Guide and practical 32-bit float recording.

Presenter: Jonathan Mosen

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Zoom H4Essential Review and Demonstration (Episode 39) (2024)

Description: Demonstrates the Zoom H4Essential recorder, including Voice Guide accessibility, recording functions, and its mixer features.

Presenter: Jonathan Mosen

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Zoom H6Essential Review and Demonstration (Episode 38) (2024)

Description: Demonstrates the Zoom H6Essential recorder from a blindness perspective, including its Voice Guide accessibility and major recording controls and functions.

Presenter: Jonathan Mosen

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Zoom M2 MicTrak Demonstration from a Blindness Perspective (Episode 33) (2023)

Description: Demonstrates the Zoom M2 MicTrak from a blindness perspective, including its physical design, 32-bit float recording, storage, and practical field-recording use.

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Zoom PodTrak P4 Demonstration (Episode 13) (2021)

Description: Demonstrates the Zoom PodTrak P4 recorder and mixer from a blindness perspective, covering practical operation for podcast production.

Presenter: Tim Cumings

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Braille, Reading, and OCR (50)

Training on braille, accessible reading, optical character recognition, electronic books, and related literacy technologies.

3d Photo Works: Touch the Art by Design (2017)

Description: John Olson from 3D Photo Works gives us an overview of the tactile replicas of some of the finest art in the world. 3E Photo Works goal is to provide the blind with access to art and photography at every museum, every science center and every cultural institution, first in this country and then beyond.

Length: 7 min

Source: Blind Abilities

BARD 2.0: BARD 2.0: An Introduction and Demonstration (2024)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

BARD 2.0 Tips and Tricks to Improve Your Experience (2025)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

BARD – Braille and Audio Reading Download from the National Library Services (NLS): Free Downloadable Books and Magazines (2019)

Description: Blind Abilities Teen correspondent, Simon Bonenfant, was in the Exhibit Hall in Las Vegas attending the NFB Convention when he caught up with Tamra representing the National Library Service. Tamra fills us in on all the services NLS provides and who can apply for the free service of accessible books in Braille and Audio formats. Join Tamra and Simon in this brief introduction to the BARD service from NLS.

Length: 5 min

Source: Blind Abilities

BARD My Talking Books skill (2024)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Braille 2000: Textbook Transcription from Start to Finish - Part 1 (2022)

Description: Producing high-quality digital and embossed braille using Braille 2000 and NIMAS files has never been easier!

Length: 1 hour 22 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Braille 2000: Textbook Transcription from Start to Finish - Part 2 (2022)

Description: Producing high-quality digital and embossed braille using Braille 2000 and NIMAS files has never been easier!

Length: 1 hour 9 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Braille 2000: Textbook Transcription from Start to Finish - Part 3 (2022)

Description: Producing high-quality digital and embossed braille using Braille 2000 and NIMAS files has never been easier!

Length: 1 hour 13 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Braille 2000: Textbook Transcription from Start to Finish - Part 4 (2022)

Description: Producing high-quality digital and embossed braille using Braille 2000 and NIMAS files has never been easier!

Length: 1 hour 15 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Braille 2000: Textbook Transcription from Start to Finish - Part 5 (2022)

Description: Producing high-quality digital and embossed braille using Braille 2000 and NIMAS files has never been easier!

Length: 1 hour 20 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Braille 2000: Textbook Transcription from Start to Finish - Part 6 (2022)

Description: Producing high-quality digital and embossed braille using Braille 2000 and NIMAS files has never been easier!

Length: 1 hour 13 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Braille Brain 101: Introduction to Units, Lessons and Navigation (2026)

Description: You can never have too many tools in your braille teaching toolkit and Braille Brain, APH’s free, interactive online curriculum, is one you’ll want to explore. Designed to support instruction in Unified English Braille (UEB) and Nemeth Code for Mathematics and Science, Braille Brain offers structured units, lessons, embedded knowledge checks, and flexible learning paths.

Length: 54 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Braille Doodle: Creating Touchable Drawings. and the Perfect Solution for Teaching and Learning Braille While Remote Learning (2021)

Description: BlindAbilities presents the team from touch pad pro assistive technology, who is in the process of developing three new and totally innovative products for the blind and visually impaired.

Length: 28 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Braille Trail Reader: First Steps for You and Your Emerging Braille Readers (2020)

Description: Amount of Time: 1 Hour This webinar will focus on using the Braille Trail Reader LE from APH. Include a review of the device and its benefits to emerging braille readers and their teachers. Demonstrate downloading and installing the Braille Trail File Transfer Software, connecting the device to the PC and ensuring that it is recognized, and then preparing and transferring the file to the Braille Trail.

Length: 54 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

The Caliber Organizer and PermaBraille Index Cards from APH (2016)

Description: Lori Thompson returns to the Kitchen and gives a demonstration on how she organizes her canned goods, contacts, phone numbers and more by using a inexpensive device made by #Caliber. This accordion like case holds and indexes the PermaBraille index cards that she has Brailled her information upon. You can get the PermaBraille 3×5 index cards from the American Printing House web site by clicking here.

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Demonstrating the Orcam: OCR, Object and Facial Recognition (2017)

Description: While attending the Minnesota ACB convention, Jeff Thompson of the Blind Abilities Team talked to Aliza Olenick from Orcam. A new camera device that attaches to glasses and reads print, does object recognition, facial recognition and much more. Aliza demos the orca in action and gives us a great feel for such an innovative product.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Digitize Your Braille Writer: Introducing Paige Connect (2025)

Description: Paige Connect is bringing technology to low tech braille. This attachment for a traditional braille writer turns key presses into digital output for your computer, smart phone, and more.

Length: 56 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Does Braille Formatting Spark Joy? (2021)

Description: “spark joy” for you by simplifying a few key rules. Also make a “molehill” out of the “mountain” of comparing software programs for braille transcription. This is part of the “Come back to me, braille!” series.

Length: 54 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Description: Lysette Chaproniere gives us an in-depth walk-through of Drafts 5, a feature rich and powerful text capturing tool for iOS. This is just some of how the its developer describes the app: Drafts lets you turn text into action – it’s a quick notebook, handy editor, and writing automation tool, all in one. Instead of tapping around other apps, capture in Drafts first.

Length: 53 min

Source: AppleVis

Duxbury Braille Translator: Getting Good at Editing (2025)

Description: Building on what we covered in earlier webinars, we will strengthen your understanding of the working parts of Duxbury Braille Translator (DBT) so you can troubleshoot almost any file. Attend this third in a series of four webinars which provide a structured introduction to Duxbury answering the essential questions, like: Why is this file not working the way I need?

Length: 1 hour 20 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Duxbury Braille Translator: Macros and Math (2025)

Description: Yes, we are going to talk about math. But that is not all! We are also going to talk about macros and other shortcuts, which can be used for any kind of document.

Length: 1 hour 22 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Duxbury Braille Translator: My First Document (2025)

Description: Are you new to Duxbury Braille Translator and unsure where to start? Attend this first in a series of four webinars which provide a structured introduction to Duxbury answering the essential questions: How do I start? Where do I begin?

Length: 1 hour 7 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Expanding the Braille Literacy Technology Toolbox (2020)

Description: In the past, if TVIs and students wanted access to refreshable braille on Quota, they often had to choose one device. That device may have had a particular number of cells, lacked a keyboard, or had features that may or may not have worked for an individual student. Today, as fast as technology changes, the importance of filling one’s technology toolbox with the right tools for a specific student grows.

Length: 58 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Explore and Use the Tactile Graphic Image Library (2021)

Description: During this workshop, we will explore APH’s free Tactile Graphic Image Library (TGIL). Explains how to create an account and maneuver through the library. Cover why these base templates are important, how to modify them for your needs, and discuss how the library can be useful tool no matter the production method.

Length: 1 hour 25 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

February 2025 program on Navigating Daisy Books with NLS Braille eReaders (2025)

Length: 55 min

Series: That All May eRead

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

First Steps of Literacy using the BrailleBuzz App (2020)

Description: With the launch of the interactive BrailleBuzz device in 2019, young emergent braille readers had access to an innovative way to “play” and experience braille. Now the BrailleBuzz App takes it one step further by bridging games featuring alphabet letters with braille display devices.

Length: 1 hour 30 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

How to Use NotebookLM for Accessible Research & Note-Taking (2025)

Description: Discover NotebookLM, an AI-powered research tool for organizing notes, summarizing sources, and creating study guides with ease.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

In This TekTalk Presentation, Ron Miller Will Present Some Tips on Reading Electronic Books (2025)

Description: In this TekTalk presentation, Ron Miller will present some tips on reading electronic books with JAWS. Learn more about reading ePub books using Thorium Reader, Kindle electronic books using the Kindle App for PC, and DAISY books using FSReader.

Length: 59 min

Presenter(s): Ron Miller of Vispero

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Jeff Bazer’s Overview of the HIMS Braille Sense Polaris, Braille Sense U2 and the Blaze EZ. (#SSBCast Transcription Provided) (2017)

Description: HIMS NorthEast sales representative Jeff Bazer gives us a overview of the Braille Sense Polaris, the Blaze EZ Reader and a comparative look at the Braille Sense U2 and the new Polaris. We talked to Jeff Bazer back in April and it is always a good time when we meet up.

Length: 20 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Learn SuperNova: Control Panel (Year unknown)

Description: Learn the layout of the SuperNova control panel and how to reach its visual, speech, braille, and media settings.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Navigating DAISY Files on Your eReader (2026)

Length: 55 min

Series: That All May eRead

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

NLS Braille eReader Searching, Tips and Tricks (2025)

Length: 55 min

Series: That All May eRead

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

NLS eReader Settings (2025)

Length: 55 min

Series: That All May eRead

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Paige Connect: Bringing Traditional Braille Writers into the Digital Age (2025)

Description: Imagine turning a classic braille writer into a modern teaching powerhouse that connects seamlessly with your favorite devices. In this interactive session, you’ll discover how Paige Connect bridges traditional braille tools with computers, tablets, and smartphones, delivering real-time translation and feedback.

Length: 44 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Play, Learn, Braille: A Family’s Guide to Polly (2025)

Description: Are you curious about Polly®, the fun and interactive braille learning device for young children? Introduce families to Polly’s features, including its games, music, and lessons that make braille learning engaging and exciting. You’ll learn how to support learning at home—whether you’re competing in a game together or singing along to a lesson.

Length: 46 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Polly: Learning Braille has Never Been More Fun! (2024)

Description: Meet Polly, APH’s newest braille learning device that teaches reading, writing, typing, and spelling in contracted and uncontracted braille. Polly uses a gamified approach to learning braille by incorporating immediate feedback, music, and competitive lessons in the form of games.

Length: 1 hour 1 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Review and Demonstration of the Mantis Q40 Braille Display from APH (Episode 82) (2020)

Description: The Mantis Q40 from APH is a 40-cell Braille display with a qwerty keyboard.

Length: 52 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

Supporting Braille Literacy with Braille Brain: Advanced, Technical and Application (2026)

Description: Ready to move beyond exploration and put Braille Brain into action? Building on the foundational overview from Part 1, this session shows how APH’s free, interactive curriculum can be used as a dynamic instructional tool across real-world teaching scenarios. Explore advanced features such as Nemeth Code integration, targeted learning paths, embedded assessments, and progress monitoring.

Length: 48 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

TechAbilities: Samsung’s Leak Fest, Galaxy Fold, and We Got Demos on Managing Your Subscriptions, the Reader Feature and Alt Text for Facebook Photos (2019)

Description: Tech Abilities is back and What the? A Samsung podcast? Well, it is a big leak fest from Samsung and they don’t miss the mark.

Length: 47 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Teen Cast: Alec Olson Gives a Quick Overview of the Voice Dream Reader App (2017)

Description: The Blind Abilities Teen Cast Team member Alec Olson gives a brief introduction to the Voice Dream Reader App.

Length: 11 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Tek Talk Welcomes Deane Blazie, David Goldfield, and Stephen Clower to Discuss the BT Speak, a Pocket Computer for the Blind with a Braille Keyboard and Speech Output by Blazie Technologies (2024)

Description: Blazie Technologies presents, the BT Speak, a pocket computer for the Blind with a Braille keyboard and Speech output. Deane Blazie, David Goldfield, and Stephen Clower will give a demonstration of Blazie Technologies new product and answer questions about the product and the new company.

Length: 1 hour 10 min

Presenter(s): Deane Blazie, David Goldfield, and Stephen Clower

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes Joel Zimba and Rachel Ramos, HumanWare Product Specialists, to Discuss the New BrailleNote Evolve (2026)

Description: Come hear the new BrailleNote Evolve from HumanWare speak for itself. During this presentation, Joel Zimba and Rachel Ramos, (Product Specialists at HumanWare), will demonstrate the BrailleNote Evolve- a full-fledged Windows 11 Computer in the form factor of a convenient travel-sized note-taker.

Length: 1 hour

Presenter(s): Joel Zimba and Rachel Ramos, HumanWare Product Specialists

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes Zhi Huang and Don Olson of NLS BARD to Discuss Playing Audio Books with BARD Express for Windows (2024)

Description: The BARD Express Windows app provides NLS BARD patrons an easy-to-use interface to search, browse, download, transfer, and manage free Braille and audio books. The latest update now also offers the ability to play the audio books on a Windows device! Join Zhi Huang and Don Olson from NLS for a demonstration of BARD Express!

Length: 57 min

Presenter(s): Zhi Huang and Don Olson of NLS BARD

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Typing Special Characters Using Your NLS eReader (2026)

Length: 55 min

Series: That All May eRead

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Unified English Braille (UEB) Practice Sentences – Comprehensive, Ready to Use and Fun. a New Book from Roberta Becker (2021)

Description: Introducing a new braille book for Teachers of the Blind/Visually Impaired, TBVI), parents and others who wish to instruct Blind students in learning Unified English Braille, (UEB). The book was written by one of our guests, Roberta Becker. She joins Jeff Thompson in the Blind Abilities studio along with her colleague, Lori Scharff.

Length: 29 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Using BARD on Advanced Search with the catalog (2024)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Using BARD on the HIMS SensePlayer (2024)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Using the Find Utility of BARD Express (2025)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Using the NLS Braille eReader to Read BARD Books (2024)

Length: 55 min

Series: That All May eRead

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

We Read You Loud and Clear: a Demonstration of the New BARD Mobile App (2013)

Description: Scott Davert reviews and demonstrates the new Bard Mobile app. Scott takes us through getting help, downloading content, playing of audio books, as well as some of the unique benifits for readers using braille displays to access braille content through this app.

Length: 51 min

Source: AppleVis

Gaming Accessibility (35)

Training on accessible games, gaming technologies, and techniques for making or using games with disabilities.

3D Printing Adaptive Toppers with Xbox Design Lab (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use Xbox Design lab to customize and print 3D toppers for your Xbox Adaptive Joystick, Xbox Wireless, and Xbox Elite Series 2 controller thumbsticks.

Length: 3 min

Source: Microsoft

Accessibility settings menu in Xbox app on PC (Year unknown)

Description: demonstrates the new accessibility settings menu in the Xbox app on PC!

Source: Microsoft

Audio Customization in Video Games (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Audio Customization in Video Games.”

Source: Microsoft

AudioWizards – an Accessible Audible Game from myTrueSound: an Audiotastic Journey Available on the App Store and on the Google Play Store! (2019)

Description: AudioWizards is the brand new Audio Game from myTrueSound. Awesome audio and 3D sounds and most of all, totally inclusive. Yes, even the sighted can play Audio Wizards and believe the developers, they may want to close their eyes!

Length: 23 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Can You Beat the House with Blindfold BlackJack (2014)

Description: Update: Since recordomg, the name of this app has been changed from Bored-At-Work Blackjack to Blindfold Blackjack.In this podcast, AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Blindfold Blackjack for iOS.Created by the authors of Blindfold Racer, Blindfold Sudoku and Blindfold Cryptogram, this game is designed for rapid audio play, and is fully accessible as it is self-voicing.

Length: 16 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Blindfold Feud (2017)

Description: Joseph Weakland provides a brief demonstration of Blindfold Feud, one of many games in the Blindfold Games series.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Blindfold Sound Search (2017)

Description: Joseph Weakland gives us a demonstration of Blindfold Sound Search for iOS, yet another title in the Blindfold Games series.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Blindfold Trivia Match (2016)

Description: Joseph Weakland gives us a demonstration of Blindfold Trivia Match, yet another entry in the Blindfold Games series.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

Enabling colorblind gamers (Year unknown)

Description: Shares some tips on how developers can make gaming better for people who are colorblind.

Source: Microsoft

Enabling Deaf Gamers with Subtitles and Captions (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Enabling Deaf Gamers with Subtitles and Captions.”

Source: Microsoft

The Free WayAround App Will Get You Tagging Nearly Anything and with the Tag Selection Available, Look Out Kids, Papa’s Got a Brand New Tag! (2019)

Description: The Free WayAround App and Tags allow one to record descriptions, notes, game instructions easily by using your smart phone and the Near Field Communication (NFC) to read and label the Way Tags. With the ability to record 2,000 characters in the descriptions, the possibilities are limitless. Labeling files, containers, appliance logs, audio equipment and the list is only limited by your imagination.

Length: 27 min

Source: Blind Abilities

The Gaming and Disability Player Experience Guide (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “The Gaming and Disability Player Experience Guide.”

Source: Microsoft

Getting Started with the Xbox Adaptive Joystick (Year unknown)

Description: Watch the video to get started with your Xbox Adaptive Joystick. (English only.) Note that a 3D printer or printing service is required to print adaptive toppers. Printing costs may vary depending on the printer or service.

Length: 5 min

Source: Microsoft

Haptic Feedback – At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Explains haptic feedback in video games.

Source: Microsoft

How to Play Fun Audio Games with Google Assistant (2018)

Description: Khalfan Bin Dhaher demonstrates how you can play games from within the Google Assistant app for iOS. The Google Assistant app includes a variety of audio games.

Length: 16 min

Source: AppleVis

Huboodle Game Pack #1: Pirate Poker and Word Builder Tutorials (2018)

Description: Following on from his general overview of the Huboodle app, Thomas Domville now digs a little deeper and takes us through two of the games inside that app in more detail, Pirate Poker and Word Builder.

Length: 49 min

Source: AppleVis

Huboodle Game Pack #2: Blackjack and Trivia Trail Tutorials (2018)

Description: Following on from his general overview of the Huboodle app, Thomas Domville now digs a little deeper and takes us through another two of the games inside that app in more detail, Blackjack and Trivia Trail. Check back soon for more tutorials of the games inside Huboodle.

Length: 32 min

Source: AppleVis

Huboodle Game Pack #3: Ludopalooza and Simon Says Tutorials (2018)

Description: Following on from his general overview of the Huboodle app, Thomas Domville now digs a little deeper and takes us through another two of the games inside that app in more detail, Ludopalooza and Simon Says.

Length: 1 hour 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Introducing Be My Eyes’ Virtual Volunteer: a Demonstration of Some Game Changing Real-World Use Cases (2023)

Description: Of our podcast, Thomas Domville demonstrates the power of the Virtual Volunteer feature, set to come to the Be My Eyes app in late Q3 2023. Currently in beta testing, this feature, powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 model, has the potential to be a game changer for people with visual impairments.

Length: 1 hour 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Player Spotlight: Learn about Ben’s Adaptive Gaming Setup (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Player Spotlight: Learn about Ben’s Adaptive Gaming Setup.”

Source: Microsoft

Player Spotlight: Learn about Jake’s Adaptive Gaming Setup (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Player Spotlight: Learn about Jake’s Adaptive Gaming Setup.”

Source: Microsoft

Player Spotlight: Learn About Kevin’s Adaptive Gaming Setup (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Player Spotlight: Learn About Kevin’s Adaptive Gaming Setup.”

Source: Microsoft

Player Spotlight: Learn about Mike’s Adaptive Gaming Setup (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Player Spotlight: Learn about Mike’s Adaptive Gaming Setup.”

Source: Microsoft

Remapping your Xbox Controller for Accessibility (Year unknown)

Description: Introducing new additions to the controller remapping capabilities on Xbox.

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

Text size in video games: How big should it be? (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Text size in video games: How big should it be?.”

Source: Microsoft

Top Five Tips for Making Video Games Accessible in 2022 (Year unknown)

Description: Shares five tips that developers should keep in mind when designing accessible video games this year.

Length: 3 min

Source: Microsoft

Visual contrast in video games (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Visual contrast in video games.”

Source: Microsoft

Description: Abby demonstrates BlindFold Word Cookie, which is one of the latest game titles available from Kid Friendly Software. Your objective is to create as many words as possible using a set of letters. In each cookie, there are from 5 to 20 levels.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Xbox Accessibility Guidelines – At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Explains the Xbox Accessibility Guidelines (XAGs) and their various features such as scoping questions, “101” introductory information to complex topics, key areas to target, examples from games, disability personas, and links to additional resources. Send us your feedback:

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

Xbox Adaptive Controller: How to Remap Joystick Buttons (Year unknown)

Description: Joysticks connected to an Xbox Adaptive Controller now accepts 12 buttons and a HAT switch! Explains those buttons default assignments and how to remap them using the Xbox Accessories App.

Length: 7 min

Source: Microsoft

Xbox Adaptive Controller User Guide: Advanced functionalities (Year unknown)

Description: While the Xbox Adaptive Controller can be fully setup and customized with basic plug and play, it also offers additional functionalities like Shift, unmapping, action mapping, and more to further customize your play.

Length: 7 min

Source: Microsoft

Xbox Adaptive Controller User Guide: Customization with the Xbox Accessories App (Year unknown)

Description: There are two ways to “re-assign” the button or joystick functions on your Xbox Adaptive Controller: through plug-and-play using the labels associated with each of the device’s physical ports, or through using the Xbox Accessories App. Details how to use the Xbox Accessories app to further customize your controller’s input assignments.

Length: 8 min

Source: Microsoft

Xbox Adaptive Controller User Guide: Getting Started (Year unknown)

Description: New to the Xbox Adaptive Controller? Introduces the device, what it does, and how to approach setting it up. Visit the full “Getting Started” resource page to view additional information, links, and troubleshooting articles on this topic!

Length: 11 min

Source: Microsoft

Xbox Adaptive Controller User Guide: Using External Buttons (Year unknown)

Description: External peripherals like switch buttons with a 3.5mm connection is common with the Xbox Adaptive Controller. Explains what button types, shapes, and sizes are out on the market and how to approach setting them up for your individual gaming preferences.

Length: 9 min

Source: Microsoft

Xbox Adaptive Controller User Guide: Using External Joysticks (Year unknown)

Description: External peripherals like joysticks with a USB-A connection is common with the Xbox Adaptive Controller. Explains what joystick types, shapes, and sizes are out on the market and how to approach setting them up for your individual gaming preferences.

Length: 10 min

Source: Microsoft

iPhone and iPad: Apps and Everyday Tasks (291)

Training on accessible iPhone and iPad apps and practical tasks that extend beyond core VoiceOver operation.

Access, Explore, Read and Learn with the Bible (2018)

Description: Abby revisits the YouVersion Bible, an iOS iPad app by Life.Church. On more than 250 million devices around the world, people are reading, listening to, watching, and sharing the Bible using the #1 rated Bible App—completely free. Over 1,000 Bible versions, in hundreds of languages.

Length: 42 min

Source: AppleVis

Access Talks from Some of the World’s Most Fascinating People with TED for iOS (2015)

Description: AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of the free iOS app from TED. TED is a nonprofit devoted to spreading ideas, usually in the form of short talks (18 minutes or less). TED began in 1984 as a conference where Technology, Entertainment and Design converged, and today covers almost all topics — from science to business to global issues — in more than 100 languages.

Length: 40 min

Source: AppleVis

AmpKit for iOS: Transform Your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch into a Powerful Guitar Amp & Effects Studio (2015)

Description: Carla gives us a walk-through and demonstration of AmpKit, an iOS app that transforms your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch into a powerful guitar amp & effects studio. Just attach your electric guitar or bass using an interface, and you will have the option of 30 guitar amps, 30 pedals, 25 cabinets and 8 mics, all based on real-world products.

Length: 53 min

Source: AppleVis

Apple AirTag; Locating a Lost or Misplaced Item (2021)

Description: In the third of his series of podcasts devoted to Apple’s new AirTag Bluetooth Tracker, Thomas Domville demonstrates how to use the Find My app or Siri to locate a lost or misplaced AirTag. Thomas shows how to have an AirTag play a sound and how Precision Finding can guide you to the exact location of an AirTag if you have an iPhone 11 or iPhone 12.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Apps and Resources for Students and a Perspective from a Parent of a Blind Teen Now Schooling from Home (2020)

Description: Maria Ceferatti joins Jeff in the Blind Abilities Virtual Studio via Zoom Cloud Meetings, Maria using her iPhone with the Zoom App and Jeff back at the Blind Abilities Studio on his Mac with the Zoom Pro Account up and running. Jeff uses the Zoom recording feature as a backup just in case something goes wrong with his main recording.

Length: 26 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Be My Eyes: Virtual Sighted Assistance at the Push of a Button (2015)

Description: AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Be My Eyes - helping blind see.This recently released iOS app offers to connect blind users with sighted volunteers over live video chat. Using the camera on the iOS device, the blind person can then ask questions about an object or situation that they need help identifying.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: Airplane Mode (2015)

Description: In this edition of his introductory series of podcast, Thomas Domville discusses and explores the Airplane mode available on iOS devices. Airplane mode turns off the wireless features on your iOS device so that you comply with airline regulations. However, there are other situations where you might want to use it, such as when trying to conserve battery usage.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: an Overview of the About Section of the iOS Settings (2016)

Description: Of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and explores the About section found in the iOS Settings.

Source: AppleVis

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: Exploring the ‘FaceTime’ Section of the iOS Settings (2016)

Description: Of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and explores what’s available from within the ‘FaceTime’ area of iOS Settings. This Apple Support page provides more information on FaceTime and how it can be used to make video and audio calls from your iOS devices.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: Exploring the iOS Background App Refresh Settings (2016)

Description: Of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and explores the background app refresh settings in iOS.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: Exploring the ‘Touch ID & Passcode’ Section of the iOS Settings (2016)

Description: Of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and explores what’s available from within the ‘Touch ID & Passcode’ area of iOS Settings. This Apple Support page provides more information on how to set up and use Touch ID, a fingerprint identity sensor that makes it easy for you to get into your device.

Length: 27 min

Source: AppleVis

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: Share Your Internet Connection with Personal Hotspot (2016)

Description: Of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and explores the Personal Hotspot feature available on the iPhone or iPad (Wi-Fi + Cellular models) which lets you share your cellular data connection with other devices.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: Sounds Settings (2015)

Description: In this edition of his introductory series of podcast, Thomas Domville discusses and explores the settings available within iOS to control what sounds are played to accompany various actions and events.

Source: AppleVis

Blind Abilities Adds Another Episode to Their Expanding Library of IPhone101 Series with This (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities adds another episode to their expanding library of iPhone101 Series with this 20 minute walk-through of the iOS Reminders app. Reminders is a native Apple app which comes on all iPhones, iPads and iPod devices. Reminders provides a convenient and effective means for scheduling and tracking tasks, creating Shopping and To Do lists, and generally manage your plans for day to day activities in the future.

Length: 20 min

Source: Blind Abilities

blind Abilities, Tech Abilities, Job Insights, iPhone 101, QuickBytes, Success Stories and a Sony Headphone with Noise Reduction, Dual Pairing and Alexa Ready (2022)

Description: In this brief episode from Blind Abilities, Jeff Thompson takes a look at the Sony WH- 1000XM4 Noise Canceling, Dual Pairing, Alexa ready Headphones he bought during the Amazon Prime Day sale. Jeff gives an overview of the Blind Abilities Podcast and where they are and what you can find in the Blind Abilities 880 plus episodes.

Length: 10 min

Source: Blind Abilities

BlindAbilitiesQuickHit: AudioHijackDemo, Recording iPhone and Microphone Using QuickTime Player (2016)

Description: PeteLane offers a brief demonstration of how to configure an audio block in the AudioHijack program to allow capturing of a microphone and iPhone audio using QuickTime Player on the Mac.

Length: 8 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Blindfold Barnyard: Beat the Clock and Return the Farm Animals to Their Barn (2018)

Description: Sabrina gives us a demonstration of Blindfold Barnyard, an iOS app that challenges you to beat the clock and return all of the farm animals to their barn by a combination of dragging and swiping. Blindfold Barnyard comes with several games, including a practice mode, and several different timed games. You control the number of animals on the barn yard, and how fast the game is played.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

Blindfold Crazy Eights: a Fully Accessible Card Game Designed for Rapid Audio Play (2015)

Description: AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Blindfold Crazy Eights, a fully accessible Crazy Eights card game for iOS which has been designed for rapid audio play.

Length: 21 min

Source: AppleVis

Blindfold Hopper for iOS: Safely Guide Your Frog in This Cross Between Frogger and Flappy Bird (2015)

Description: Khalfan Bin Dhaher gives us a demonstration of Blindfold Hopper, an audio game for iOS that claims to be a cross between Frogger and Flappy Bird.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Braille Trail Reader: Getting Started (2020)

Description: The Braille Trail Reader is a durable, 14 cell, refreshable braille display. It features a notes application for creating and reading documents in contracted or uncontracted braille. Students are also able to pair the Braille Trail Reader to an iOS device.

Length: 1 hour 4 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Bridging Access to Braille: an In-Depth Look at Braille Access on iOS 26 (2025)

Description: Scott Davert gives us an in-depth demonstration of Braille Access. New in iOS 26, Braille Access aims to offer an experience similar to dedicated braille note takers. Disclaimer: This was generated by AI Note Taker – VoicePen, an AI-powered transcription app.

Length: 48 min

Source: AppleVis

Bridging Devices: iOS Files App Meets Windows (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to connect to a Windows computer using the Files app on iOS and iPadOS, to transfer files over your local network.

Length: 24 min

Source: AppleVis

Broadcast to the World from Your iOS Device with iCast 2 (2015)

Description: Juan Alicea gives us a short walk-through and demonstration of iCast 2, an iOS app that enables you to take your online radio talk show on the road.

Length: 25 min

Source: AppleVis

Browse and Listen to the World’s Largest Library of Free Audio Sermons with SermonAudio for iOS (2015)

Description: Darrell Bowles gives us a walk-through and demonstration of SermonAudio, a free iOS app that offers access to the world’s largest library of free MP3 sermons from thousands of different speakers.

Length: 18 min

Source: AppleVis

Bye-Bye, Spam! How to Block Annoying Senders in Apple Mail on iOS (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates a handy feature in the Mail app on your iPhone: Block Sender. Block Sender is a feature in the Mail app that allows you to prevent emails from specific senders from reaching your inbox. Once you block a sender, their emails will either be automatically deleted or sent to your Trash folder, depending on your settings.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Call Cleanup: Simplifying Your iPhone Call History (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to delete your entire iPhone

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Challenge Your Reflexes with Zany Touch for iOS (2017)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Zany Touch, a Bop-It Style game for iOS.!” The game tests your reflexes against faster and faster challenges. Listen for the instruction and do it as fast as you can – touch, swipe up, swipe down, swipe left, swipe right, shake, pinch, and two finger touch.

Length: 27 min

Source: AppleVis

Color Recognition Apps: Part 1 - ColorVisor (2012)

Description: In the first of two podcasts devoted to color recognition apps, AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of ColorVisor. This iOS app is probably the most feature-packed app in this category. But, like all others, there are a number of factors that you need to consider if you are to get the best results.

Length: 28 min

Source: AppleVis

Create Musical Compositions Intuitively with Yamaha’s Mobile Music Sequencer for iOS (2015)

Description: Dominique gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Yamaha’s Mobile Music Sequencer. This iOS app enables composers to combine a range of phrase patterns and create musical compositions intuitively, following the flow of composition, from phrases to sections and from sections to songs. In addition, you can use the ingredients to delicately craft songs on a Yamaha synthesizer, or in Steinberg Cubase.

Length: 32 min

Source: AppleVis

Creating a FaceTime Shortcut to Speed up Calling Your Selected Contacts (2023)

Description: Launch a FaceTime Kushal explains that shortcuts are a powerful feature in iOS that allows users to automate tasks and save time. He starts by introducing the Shortcuts app, which comes pre-installed on every iPhone, and explains how to create a new shortcut.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

Cribbage Pro: Play This Classic Card Game on Your iOS Device (2013)

Description: Bryan gives us a detailed walk-through of Cribbage Pro, an iOS version of the classic game where 2 players race to be the first to reach 121 points. For the unfamiliar, cribbage is a card game, usually for two players, in which the objective is to play so that the pip value of one’s cards played reaches exactly 15 or 31. This app allows for either single or multiplayer.

Length: 28 min

Source: AppleVis

A Deep Dive into Setting up and Using a Focus on iOS (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville takes us deep in to Focus, an iOS feature that helps you reduce distractions and set boundaries. When you want to concentrate on a specific activity, you can customize one of the provided Focus options—for example Work, Personal, or Sleep—or create a custom Focus.

Length: 46 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of 7 Little Words for iOS (2017)

Description: If you enjoy word games, you’ll love 7 Little Words, a fun and challenging game where you solve clues using the groups of letters provided. Abby introduces us to the game and takes us through one complete puzzle, consisting of seven clues.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Alexa, the Amazon Echo Companion App for iOS (2016)

Description: Mike Malarsie gives us a demonstration of Amazon Alexa, the free companion app to the company’s Echo hands-free speaker that you control with your voice.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Crafting Kingdom (2017)

Description: William Lomas demonstrates Crafting Kingdom, an iOS game that has recently become popular among many in the blind community.

Length: 36 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of DIRECTV for iOS (2017)

Description: Marvin Rush gives us a demonstration of the DIRECTV iOS app.

Length: 58 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Repeat CheckList for iOS (2016)

Description: Sheri Wells-Jensen gives us a demonstration of Repeat CheckList - A custom can be learned! For iOS.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Describing Photos with Microsoft Bing for iOS (2023)

Description: Be discussing how to use Microsoft Bing on iOS to describe photos. Bing has a feature that allows users to upload a photo and receive a description of the image. This feature is powered by advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms that can recognize and describe the content of the photo.

Length: 32 min

Source: AppleVis

Disabling In-App Review Requests on iOS (2024)

Description: Tired of apps interrupting you with requests to rate and review? Show you how to take control. This iOS feature lets app developers ask you to rate and review their apps directly within the app.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Earn Your Green Thumb in the Plant Nanny for iOS (2019)

Description: Sasha Stride gives us a demonstration of ‎Plant Nanny for iOS. Plant Nanny combines health with fun to remind you to drink water regularly. The cute plant keeps you company every day by living in your phone.

Length: 22 min

Source: AppleVis

Easily Take Selfies with SelfieX for iOS (2016)

Description: Lulu Hartgen gives us a demonstration of SelfieX - Automatic Back Camera Selfie, an app which assists users in easily taking a selfie by giving audio directions to angle the camera and automatically taking a picture when the angle is ideal.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

Enhancing iOS Device Security with Stolen Device Protection (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates the new Stolen Device Protection feature introduced in iOS 17.3. This feature is designed to protect against the rare instance when someone has stolen your iPhone and knows your passcode. Thomas begins by explaining the purpose of the Stolen Device Protection feature.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

Enjoy Fast, Clutter-free Web Browsing in Safari on iOS 9 with Purify Blocker (2015)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Purify Blocker: Fast, Clutter-free Web Browsing in Safari. Purify is a content blocker for Safari on iOS 9 that blocks ads, tracking, and more. Purify’s engine is professionally hand-crafted to optimize your browsing experience.

Length: 22 min

Source: AppleVis

Enjoy Live NFL on Your iOS Device with Pro Football Radio & Live Scores (2015)

Description: WildmanJoe gives us a demonstration of Pro Football Radio & Live Scores, an iOS app that streams any NFL game any time during the NFL season (including pre-season games). Joe demonstrates 3 of the app’s 5 tabs: Team List, Schedules and Scoring. The Scoring tab did backfire on Joe a bit, but it will be understood when it is heard.

Length: 22 min

Source: AppleVis

Enjoy Using Skills and Games with Amazon Alexa for iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville introduces us to the skills that you can find on Amazon Alexa for iOS. With hundred’s of thousands of skills to choose from, there is always something for you to use and play.

Length: 34 min

Source: AppleVis

Experience Virtuoso, Realistic Tabla Playing with iTablaPro for iOS (2021)

Description: Kushal Solanki gives us a demonstration of iTablaPro, an electronic tabla and tanpura app for iOS that sounds like the real thing. The app is ideal for Indian Classical musicians and students. It includes support for all common taals used in Hindustani music, making it the perfect companion for daily riyaz (practice).

Length: 21 min

Source: AppleVis

Explore the World in 3d Sound with Travelear for iOS (2018)

Description: Scott Davert gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Travelear: Listen to the World, a free iOS app that provides access to a selection of 3D soundscapes.

Length: 38 min

Source: AppleVis

Exploring iLehra, a Lehra / Nagma Player for iOS That Provides Accompaniment for Tabla Solos (2021)

Description: Kushal Solanki gives us a demonstration of iLehra, a Lehra Nagma Player for iOS That provides accompaniment for tabla solos.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Exploring LiDAR with Super LiDAR and Seeing AI on iOS (2021)

Description: Discuss and observe in his observation with a walkthrough of the Super LiDAR - LiDAR for Blind and the Microsoft Seeing AI (World Channel).

Source: AppleVis

EyeNote for iOS: Quick and Easy Recognition of U.S. Bank Notes (2014)

Description: AnonyMouse gives us a quick demonstration of EyeNote, a free iOS app that offers quick and easy recognition of U.S.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Fast and Accurate Scanning with Voice Dream Scanner for iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville introduces us to Voice Dream Scanner, a recently released OCR app for iOS from the developer of the popular Voice Dream Reader app. Listen using built-in text-to-speech. Save and export.

Length: 22 min

Source: AppleVis

Find Out What Happened on This Day in History with Calendarium for iOS (2015)

Description: Dan gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Calendarium, an iOS app that combines a calendar of historical events with times of sunrise/sunset, number of week, day, day length, moon phase and more.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Finding Your Way Home in a (Home) Buttonless World: Using an iOS Device Without a Home Button the Ears Edition (2025)

Description: Scott Davert explores the different ways to access the Home Screen on iPhones without a Home Button. With the launch of the iPhone 16e, Apple has fully transitioned to a buttonless design, changing how users interact with their devices. For those accustomed to the tactile feedback of the Home Button, this shift may feel challenging.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

From Friendly to Professional: the Power of iOS Writing Tools (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to use Writing Tools in iOS 18.1. Writing Tools, released as part of the first set of Apple Intelligence features in iOS 18.1 is an impressive feature that allows users to rewrite text in different tones, such as friendly, professional, and concise, with an added proofread option.

Length: 25 min

Source: AppleVis

Game Review: BlackBox for iOS (2017)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates BlackBox, a game filled with many unique puzzles. There’s more to Blackbox than meets the eye. Can you find all the meta challenges?

Length: 31 min

Source: AppleVis

Get Creative with Effects and Reactions in the iOS Messages App (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville takes us through a comprehensive tutorial on how to use the effects and react features in the iOS Messages app. Whether you’re a long-time user of the app or just getting started, you’ll learn how to add some fun and creativity to your messages by using the various effects and reactions available.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

Get More Out of Your iPhone: Recording and Transcription on iOS (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates the 1. This update brings an exciting built-in Recording a

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Get OCR Results on the Go with Prizmo Go (2017)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a demonstration of Prizmo Go - Instant Text Capture, an iOS app (free with in-app purchases) which allows one to quickly and easily scan printed text and have it read aloud.

Length: 38 min

Source: AppleVis

Get Organized with Your Daily Chores Using the Microsoft To-Do for iOS (2019)

Description: Humberto Avila takes us through Microsoft To-Do, which is a simple and intelligent to-do list that makes it easy to plan your day. Whether it’s for work, school or home, To-Do will help you increase your productivity and decrease your stress levels. It combines intelligent technology and beautiful design to empower you to create a simple daily workflow.

Length: 24 min

Source: AppleVis

Get Savings with GoodRx: Prescription Coupons for iOS (2021)

Description: Walk you through GoodRx: Prescription Coupons for iOS. GoodRx has helped millions of Americans save on prescription medication! Stop overpaying for your prescriptions!

Length: 27 min

Source: AppleVis

Get Your Pooch Attention with the Dog Whistler - the Original for iOS (2019)

Description: Train your dog (or annoy your friends) with this simple to use dog whistle. Quickly initiate a variety of frequency sounds via the dog whistle interface.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Getting Around Indoors with Clew for iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a demonstration of Clew for iOS. Clew is an AR indoor navigation app designed for visually impaired users to help them retrace their steps in unfamiliar environments.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

Google Translate for iOS: Translate with Your Voice, Camera, Keyboard or Handwriting (2015)

Description: AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Google Translate, a free iOS app that enables you to translate with your voice, camera, keyboard or handwriting.

Length: 29 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Access and Use the Back Button Menu on iOS (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to quickly and easily move back through menu levels by performing a long-press on the Back button. Essentially, this functionality is similar to back button history menus that you are probably familiar with from your desktop web browser.

Length: 2 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Access iPhone Carrier Lock Information on iOS (2020)

Description: Did you know that you can easily check your iPhone to see if has a carrier lock on it? Follow along in this podcast as Thomas Domville demonstrates how to access iPhone carrier lock information on iOS.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Add a Phone Number from Phone or Messages to a Contact in iOS (2020)

Description: If you receive or initiate a phone

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Add Nicknames to Contacts on iOS (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to add nicknames to Contacts on iOS.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Add Recovery Contact for Recovery Assistance on iOS (2021)

Description: Did you know that an account recovery contact can help make sure that you always have access to your account, even if you forgot your Apple ID password or device passcode? Explains how to set up a recovery contact on this podcast as Thomas Domville demonstrates how to add Recovery Contact for Recovery Assistance on iOS.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Add, Remove, and Customize Widgets in iOS (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville explores some of the new features and options for widgets in iOS 14 and iPadOS 14.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Automatically Delete Messages on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS (2021)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to automatically delete messages on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Automatically Deny App Tracking Requests in iOS and iPadOS (2021)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to automatically deny App Tracking requests in iOS and iPadOS. App Tracking Transparency (ATT) is a feature in iOS and iPadOS that aims to give users more control over which apps can track their activity across apps owned by other companies for targeted advertising purposes by requiring user permission to access the device’s identifier for advertisers (IDFA).

Length: 2 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Change Safari’s Default Search Engine on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS (2023)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to change Safari’s default search engine on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Change Screen Lock Time on iOS (2021)

Description: Show you how to stop your iPhone from going to sleep too quickly or if you simply want to change your Lock screen settings to turn off Auto-Lock or change how quickly your screen dims to increase your iPhone lock screen duration. This podcast is for you.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Change Siri’s Speaking Rate on iOS and iPadOS (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to change the speaking rate for Siri on iOS and iPadOS. This feature allows you to adjust the speed at which Siri speaks, which can be helpful if you find Siri’s default speaking rate too fast or too slow.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Change Siri Voice on iOS (2021)

Description: Did you know that you can change to other voices for Siri? Thomas Domville demonstrates how to change Siri voice on iOS.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Change the Default Notification Alert in iOS (2023)

Description: Join Thomas Domville as he explores the new feature in iOS 17.2. That allows you to modify the default notification alert. Previously, users were restricted to Apple’s default notification sound.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Check a Battery Status of All of Your iPhone Bluetooth Accessories (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to check a battery status of all of your iPhone bluetooth accessories.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Check Weather Information with Siri in iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to check the various weather information with Siri in iOS.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

HOW to Configure Accessibility Settings on a Per-App Basis on iOS (2021)

Description: From his series looking at some of what’s new and notable in iOS 15, Thomas Domville Shows us how you can now configure a number of accessibility settings on a per-app basis. This feature allows you to enable or disable certain accessibility settings for a specific app or set of apps, including the Home screen.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Configure Your iPhone or iPad with Touch ID to Open Immediately After Authenticating (2023)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to configure your iPhone or iPad with Touch ID to bypass the Lock Screen and open immediately after authenticating.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Control the Various Volume Levels in iOS (2018)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to control the various volume levels in iOS.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Customize iOS Automatic Updates (2020)

Description: Don’t want new iOS updates to be installed or downloaded automatically? Take back your power to say no to the updates. Listen as Thomas Domville demonstrates how to customize iOS automatic updates.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Customize the Lock Screen on iOS (2024)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to customize the lock screen on iOS, specifically how to remove the flashlight and camera buttons and replace them with other controls.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Disable Airdrop on Your iPhone in iOS (2020)

Description: Are you getting strange Airdrop request from people you don’t know? Don’t use Airdrop? Follow along with Thomas Domville as he discusses how to disable Airdrop on your iPhone in iOS.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Enable Audio Descriptions for the TV App and Safari on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS (2022)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to enable audio descriptions for the TV app, as well as for videos on supported websites in Safari on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Note that not all apps and websites that offer audio described content detect this setting, meaning you’ll have to manually enable audio descriptions through the playback interfaces of such services.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Enable Do Not Disturb Temporarily on iOS (2020)

Description: In a meeting? Doctor’s Office? Napping?

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Enable Severe Weather Notifications on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS (2025)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to enable severe weather notifications on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. With this feature enabled for a supported location, the weather app will notify you whenever the weather authority for that location has issued a severe weather alert, such as a storm watch or storm warning.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Find, Open, and Move Misplaced Apps on iOS (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to find, open, and move misplaced apps on iOS.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Forward a SMS or iMessage Text in iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to forward a SMS or iMessage text in iOS.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Get Notified If You Leave an AirTag or Apple Device Behind on iOS (2021)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to get notified If you leave an AirTag or Apple Device behind on iOS. In the Find My app, you can turn on separation alerts for a device, so you don’t accidentally leave it behind. You can also set Trusted Locations, which are locations where you can leave your device without receiving an alert.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Gift an App from the App Store in iOS (2019)

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Hide Alert for Group Texts in iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to hide alert for group texts in iOS.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Hide Your Recent Searches in Safari on iOS and iPadOS (2025)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to hide your recent searches from showing up when double-tapping the address and search field in a new Safari tab on iOS or iPadOS.

Length: 2 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Make and Receive Phone Calls with Your iPad (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to send and receive phone calls with your iPad.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Manually Manage 5g to Optimize for Speed or Battery Life on iOS (2020)

Description: Take control of your cellular data speed and options. Listen in as Thomas Domville demonstrates how to manually manage 5G to optimize for speed or battery life on iOS.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Manually Update Apps on iOS (2019)

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Mark Email as Junk in Apple Mail on iOS (2020)

Description: Are you getting tired of seeing spam mail in your

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Modify the iOS ‘Fast’ Long-Press Speed Option to Open Context Menus More Quickly (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to enable the Fast long-press speed option on iOS 17. This new feature allows for quicker access to context menus and other Haptic Touch actions, enhancing your workflow and making your iPhone feel more responsive. Here’s how you can activate the Fast Long-Press Speed Option: Launch the Settings app.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Multitask in iPad OS (2019)

Description: Dave Nason demonstrates how to multitask in iPad OS 13.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Name a Group Conversation in Messages for iOS (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to name a group conversation in Messages for iOS.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Opt Out of Offers and Promotions in the Wallet App on iOS (2025)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to opt out of notifications for offers and promotions in the Wallet app on iOS.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Receive Rain, Snow, and Hail Alerts from the iOS Weather App (2021)

Description: From his series looking at some of what’s new and notable in iOS 15, Thomas Domville demonstrates how to configure precipitation alerts in the iOS Weather app. In Apple’s heavily revamped Weather app, you can now choose to receive notifications that will alert you when it’s going to rain, snow, or hail in the next hour in your current location, or other locations that you’ve added to the app.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Remove Suggested Contacts in Mail on iOS (2020)

Description: Do you have obsolete or outdated contact suggestion showing up in Mail? Hop on in and listen in as Thomas Domville show us how to remove suggested contacts in Mail on iOS.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Report Accidents and More in Apple Maps on iOS (2021)

Description: Would you like to help in reporting incidents for Apple Maps users while you are in transit? Now you can! Show us how to report accidents and more in Apple Maps on iOS.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Safely Prepare Plus Wipe Your iPhone for Resale or Trade-In (2018)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to safely prepare plus wipe your iPhone for resale or trade-in.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Save an Audio Message on iOS (2021)

Description: Have you ever received an audio message that is important, sentimental, or just something you like to save? Show us how to save audio message on iOS.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Save Email Attachments on the iOS Mail App (2022)

Description: It doesn’t matter if you prefer using iCloud, Dropbox, or even OneDrive, or any other cloud storage service, there’s a way for you to save Listen in as Thomas Domville shows us in how to save

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Scan a QR Code on iOS (2020)

Description: Need to scan a QR code?

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Schedule a Notification Summary on iOS (2022)

Description: With iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 or later, you can schedule times to receive a summary of notifications each day so you can catch up when it’s convenient for you. The summary is personalised to you and ordered by priority based on how you use your apps. Appear at the top.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Schedule an Email to Send Later on iOS (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to schedule an Have you ever needed to send an

Length: 19 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Search for Songs by Song Lyrics in iOS (2018)

Description: Ever wanted to find a song but you don’t know the name? Thomas Domville demonstrates how to search for and find songs in Apple Music using just the song lyrics.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Send and Receive SMS Text Messages on iPad (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to send and recieve SMS text messages for iPad in iOS.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Send Robocalls, Spammers, and Unknown Callers Directly to Voicemail on iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville introduces us to “silence unknown callers”, a new feature in iOS 13 that helps you block unwanted calls without having to block callers one by one. With this feature enabled, unknown callers will automatically be sent to voicemail, meaning that robocalls, spam calls, and other unwanted distractions will no longer be able to bother you.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Set Default Email and Browser Apps on iOS and iPadOS (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville introduces us to the new option available in iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 that allows you to set a default web browser and

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Set up Vibrate-Only Alarms and Timers on Your iOS Device (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates the steps to create vibrate-only alarms and timers on iOS. Many people rely on alarms and timers to stay on schedule, but not everyone wants to be awakened or alerted by sound. Vibrate-only alarms and timers can be especially useful for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as for situations where sound is not appropriate or allowed.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Set up Your Emergency Contacts and ID on Your iPhone (2020)

Description: Did you know that your iPhone hhas a Medical ID feature that first responders can access and use to help treat you? Your ID can include any medical conditions you may have, medications, allergies, and emergency contacts. So, join in as Thomas Domville demonstrates how to set up your emergency contacts and ID on your iPhone.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Setup Sound Recognition to Alert You to Custom Sounds (2022)

Description: Added in iOS 14, Sound Recognition is an accessibility feature that uses on-device intelligence to listen for certain sounds, like a doorbell, fire alarm or a baby crying, and alert the user if they’re detected. With the release of iOS 16, Apple has made it possible to add your own custom sounds. Thomas Domville shows us how this works.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Share Your AirTags with Friends and Family on iOS (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville guides listeners through the process of sharing AirTags with others on iOS. Thomas explains why one might want to share their AirTags. Thomas then provides a detailed, step-by-step walkthrough of the sharing process.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Share Your Current Location on an iPhone (2020)

Description: Are you lost? Need to give someone your location or address to find you? Thomas Domville demonstrates how to share your current location on an iPhone.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Tell If Your iPhone Is New, Refurbished or a Replacement (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to tell if your iPhone is new, refurbished or a replacement.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Track and Save Cell Data on Your iPhone in iOS (2020)

Description: Does your iPhone keep running out of cellular data before your month service is up? Do you feel like your cap is too restrictive, but can’t afford to upgrade to a more expensive iPhone contract?

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Turn Off Repeated Text Message Alerts on iOS and iPadOS (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville discusses how to turn off repeated text message alerts on iOS and iPadOS. By default, your device will send a second notification alert two minutes after you receive a text message if you don’t check it right away. This feature is designed to help ensure that you don’t miss any important messages, but some users find it to be more annoying than helpful.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Turn on Startup and Shutdown Chimes on iPhone 14 and Newer (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to turn on the Mac-like startup and shutdown chimes that are available on all iPhone 14 and newer models. To do this, go to Settings > Accessibility > Audio & Visual, and double-tap the “Power on and off sounds” toggle.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use Background Sounds on iOS to Minimize Distractions and Help Focus, Stay Calm, or Rest (2021)

Description: From his series looking at some of what’s new and notable in iOS 15, Thomas Domville Shows us Background Sounds. Apple says that “everyday sounds can be distracting, discomforting, or overwhelming,” so in support of neurodiversity it is introducing new background sounds in iOS 15.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use Hide My Email on iOS (2021)

Description: From his series looking at some of what’s new and notable in iOS 15, Thomas Domville introduces us toHide My Email. This can be particularly useful if you need to give a company an

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use iCloud Folder Sharing in iOS (2020)

Description: Are you wanting to share a folder from your iCloud Drive with your family, friends or co-workers? Join Thomas Domville in how to use iCloud folder sharing in iOS.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use iCloud Private Relay to Secure Your Safari Browsing on iOS (2021)

Description: From his series looking at some of what’s new and notable in iOS 15, Thomas Domville introduces us to iCloud Private Relay. ICloud Private Relay ensures the Safari traffic leaving your device is encrypted - so no one can intercept and read it - and it puts all your requests through two separate internet relays.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use LIVE Radio with Siri on iOS (2019)

Description: Did you know that you can use Siri on iOS to invoke various internet radio stations?

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use Live Text on iOS to Extract Text from the Camera and Photos App (2021)

Description: From his series looking at some of what’s new and notable in iOS 15, Thomas Domville Shows us Live Text, a feature that allows you to quickly recognize text and select, copy, paste, and lookup in both the Camera and Photos app.

Source: AppleVis

How to Use Real-time Headphone Audio Level Measurements and Adjustments on iOS and iPadOS (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to get notified and have your headphone volume reduced to a safe level when you reach the World Health Organization’s recommended safe weekly listening dose.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use the App Library on iOS (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville introduces us to the App Library, a new space at the end of your Home Screen pages on iOS 14 that automatically organizes all of your apps into one view.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use the Download Feature in Safari on iOS (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to use the download feature in Safari on iOS.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use the Lyrics Feature in Apple Music on iOS (2020)

Description: Have you always wanted to be able to sing along with your favorite tunes? Not sure what the lyric is for a song? Dive in with Thomas Domville as he demonstrates how to use the lyrics feature in Apple Music on iOS.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use the People Detection on iOS (2020)

Description: Use the People Detection on iOS.

Length: 25 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use the VPN on iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to use the VPN on iOS and everything you need to know about VPN.

Length: 29 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use Uber for iOS (2016)

Description: Mike Malarsie gives us a quick demonstration of how to use the Uber app for iOS. Topics covered include how to set up the app, how to schedule a ride, and how to rate your driver.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to View Apps Using Your Apple ID for Sign in with Apple on iOS (2021)

Description: Explains how to view and manage the apps you use with Sign in with Apple. Thomas Domville show us how to view apps using your Apple ID for Sign in with Apple on iOS.

Source: AppleVis

iAccess Demo: Managing Your Storage on Your iPhone, iPad or iTouch (2016)

Description: Another iAccess Demo from the iAccess series. You can find all the iAccess Demos on the web or in the App just click on the Category tab and pick iAccess. Pete Lane demonstrates the IOS Storage managing feature in settings and how you can manage your storage on your iDevice.

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iAccess Demo: the Text Selection Feature in iOS (2016)

Description: Pete Lane reviews the new and simplified method of selecting, copying and pasting text brought about in IOS9. He demonstrates a process he uses to notify his iAccess Team members of upcoming meetings and assignments. Pete also points out a quirk which prompts a simple work around.

Length: 12 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iAccess Demo: Unsubscribing from Spam and Junk Emails in iOS (2017)

Description: Join Pete Lane as he demonstrates his process, quickly and efficiently!

Length: 10 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iAccess Demo: Using the Text Replacement Feature in the Keyboard Settings (2016)

Description: Jeff Thompson from the BlindAbilitiesPodcast Team: brings us another iAccess Demo’. This demo covers the IOS Text Replacement feature in the Keyboard settings. Do you use a common phrase regularly and want to simplify the typing with just a few keystrokes?

Length: 3 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iAccessDemo: Reviewing the Contacts App for IOS (2016)

Description: Pete Lane presents this the first in the new series offered by the BlindAbilitiesPodcast Team: iAccess Demo’s. This 20-minutes demo covers the IOS Contacts app, a critical tool when sending text messages or Emails, or when making a phone call. This podcast is divided by and linked into Chapters for easy navigation on many Podcast apps, such as Downcast and Overcast, but not with the Apple native Podcast app.

Length: 21 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Immerse Yourself in Pure Nature 3d Soundscape for iOS (2019)

Description: Immerse yourself in the healing voices of the natural world! Be instantly transported into the great outdoors, where the tonic of wildness will soothe your spirit and bring a relaxed sense of joy to your day. Designed primarily for headphone listening, this app features over 80 spacious 3D binaural soundscapes, meticulously gathered by recording artist Lang Elliott in wild areas across North America and beyond.

Length: 16 min

Source: AppleVis

The Inquisitor Audiogame Adventure for iOS (2013)

Description: BlindEducator introduces us to The Inquisitor Audiogame Adventure, a newly-released game for iOS.In this audio game, The Inquisitor is called to investigate an obscure case, beyond heresy, that reveals a new face of Evil. He must tackle many arduous tasks, make many painful choices, and take on terrible creatures.

Length: 34 min

Source: AppleVis

Inquisitor’s Heartbeat: Pit Yourself Against the Brutality of the Inquisition in This New iOS Audio Game (2014)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the main accessibility techniques covered in “Inquisitor’s Heartbeat: Pit Yourself Against the Brutality of the Inquisition in This New iOS Audio Game.”

Length: 23 min

Source: AppleVis

Introducing a New Series – iPhone101 (2017)

Description: Blind Abilities presents a brand new series: Introducing iPhone 101. In this new series, Jeff Thompson and Pete Lane will introduce listeners to the world of the iPhone. While we know there are several different iDevices, including iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch, they’re all similar and possess so many of the same attributes.

Length: 11 min

Source: Blind Abilities

An Introduction to Audio Game Hub 2 for iOS (2017)

Description: Khalfan Bin Dhaher introduces us to Audio Game Hub 2. Audio Game Hub is a set of experimental arcade audio games that use audio as their primary interface – making them accessible for both sighted and non-sighted users.

Length: 21 min

Source: AppleVis

An Introduction to Suddenly Lost, an Interactive Adventure Novel for iOS (2017)

Description: Tunmi introduces us to Suddenly Lost, an interactive adventure novel for iOS with a script that is over 40,000 words alone.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Introduction to the Official ChatGPT iOS App (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville introduces and demonstrates the official ChatGPT iOS app. Thomas walks through the app’s interface, demonstrates some examples of how ChatGPT can be utilized, and shares tips to get the best results. Note that this app is currently only available in the United States.

Length: 45 min

Source: AppleVis

iOS 16, Demo and Explanation of Some of Its New Features (Episode 197) (2022)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 1 hour 55 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

iOS Long Press: the Hidden Feature You Didn’t Know You Needed (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville dives into the powerful long press functionality on iOS. He explains what long press is, how to use it, and provides several examples of how it can be used to be more productive and efficient on your iOS device. Whether you’re looking to move and delete apps or access quick actions, the long press feature is a versatile tool that can help you get more done.

Length: 32 min

Source: AppleVis

IOS Messaging – More Than Just Text, Exploring Images, Emoji and Animation (2016)

Description: Blind Abilities offers another iAccess Demo. Pete Lane explores three new features impacting the Messages app brought about by IOS 10. Pete demonstrates how to quickly reply to a message using standard emoji, send a message using animation and how to replace words in a text message with emoji.

Length: 28 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone 15 Pro: How to Configure and Use the New Action Button (2023)

Description: IPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max have an Action button in place of the Ring/Silent switch. You can choose which function you want the Action button to perform when you press it, making it useful for actions you perform often. Thomas Domville discusses and demonstrates how to configure and use the Action button.

Length: 39 min

Source: AppleVis

iPhone 16e First Look: Unboxing, Setup, and Initial Impressions (2025)

Description: Michael Hansen takes a first look at Apple’s iPhone 16e, the latest member of the iPhone 16 family. He unboxes the device, goes through setup, and gives his initial impressions. Disclaimer: This was generated by Aiko, an AI-powered transcription app.

Length: 46 min

Source: AppleVis

iPhone101: 2 Ways to Skin This Cat! Managing Your Subscriptions with iTunes and Apps on Your iPhone (2019)

Description: In this iPhone101 demonstration, Jeff takes us through the process to manage your subscriptions so you can change or cancel subscriptions and not be surprised by another monthly charge. There are 2 ways to Manage your subscriptions and thanks to Peggy’s and Scott’s feedback, an easier way is demonstrated first. Thanks Peggy and Scott!

Length: 4 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: 3d Touch – a Light Sensitivity to a Firm Touch (2018)

Description: IPhone 101 demonstrations and reviews brings you another demo and this one is all about 3D Touch. So, what is 3D Touch? It is a feature in the Apple iOS on most of the latest iPhones that allows developers to set up a form of interaction with the App icon and within the apps themselves.

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: a Deeper Dive – Screen Recording on the iPhone and Other iDevices – It’s Not Just for Videos. (2022)

Description: Blind Abilities expands its iPhone101 Series with a follow up episode on a topic which they previously touched upon, but this time they do a “deeper dive”. In November of 2021, Pete Lane described the iOS Control Center, and in that review, touched on the iOS screen recording feature. This time, Pete has circled back to cover this feature, but in far greater detail.

Length: 20 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Adding Alternative Text to Your FaceBook Photos from the FaceBook App (Transcript Provided) (2019)

Description: Straight from the Tech Abilities Podcast, we bring you the Alt Text demo. Give us all a clue to what the picture is displaying. One of the main steps in this process, is that you have to publish your FaceBook post with the photo and then go to your post and add the Alt Text.

Length: 4 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Adding an Alternative ID or Second Person to Face ID on Your iPhone. Note: If You Pull Your Mask Just Below Your Nose Area, Your Current Face ID Should Work) (2020)

Description: Here is how to add an Alternative ID or a second person to Face ID on your iPhone: Launch the Settings app Single Finger Double Tap Face ID & Passcode Enter your passcode Single Finger Double Tap Set Up an Alternate Appearance Single Finger Double Tap Get Started You will rotate your head in a circular motion while facing the camera. Hold camera about 15 inches away.

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Air Drop – Sharing Across Your Apple Orchard and Keeping the Unwanted Out (2018)

Description: IPhone 101 demonstrations and reviews brings you another demo and this one is all about Air Drop. What is Air Drop? It is a feature in the Apple devices and Macs that allows you and others to share across a Bluetooth connection simply and easily by just a couple of taps.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Air Pods and the Live Listen Feature Allows You to Listen Up! (2018)

Description: IPhone 101 demonstrations and reviews brings you another demo involving Air Pods from Apple. Air Pods are ear phones that have no wire to worry about. They connect via Bluetooth thus allowing you to enjoy listening in stereo or by using just one Air Pod in either ear, you can keep one ear open for the environment you are in.

Length: 8 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Blocking Callers and Senders of Unwanted Calls, Messages and Emails – a Deep Dive! (2022)

Description: `Blind Abilities adds to the iPhone101 Series with this in depth, comprehensive review of blocking callers and senders of unwanted text messages and emails. Pete Lane takes us through a detailed journey covering the various processes for eliminating and reducing these unwelcome contacts in multiple Apps across iOS.

Length: 32 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Dictation Tips and Tricks – Put Your Mouth Where Your Keyboard Is! (2019)

Description: Blind Abilities keeps the iPhone101 series moving with an update to this demonstration of Dictation tips and tricks. Pete has once again brought his insight to the process of dictating text, numbers and even basic emojis in iOS, where inputting text is especially time consuming.

Length: 19 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Emergency SOS by Satellite Has Been Activated! the iPhone 14 Lineup Can Conduct a Demo of the Emergency SOS by Satellite Feature and Here Is a Demo! (2022)

Description: Apple just released the Emergency SOS by Satellite feature for all the iPhone 14 series owners. In the settings, one can go to Emergency SOS and at the bottom of the screen is a “Try Demo” button. In this iPhone101 demo, Jeff Thompson dives in and goes off the grid to give you an overview of this incredible feature.

Length: 11 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Emoji in Text Replacement Made Easy. Yes, Double Demo Day! (2021)

Description: Show you just how easy it is to add emojis to your library of readily available shortcuts.

Length: 18 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101, Episode 2, How To’s, and Resource Books (2017)

Description: Blind Abilities presents Episode 2 in their new series: iPhone 101. In this segment, we address those who are still on the fence about whether or not to take the leap and buy that first iPhone. Pete introduces some feedback from other blind individuals who were also unsure if they should make the plunge, but later decided to do so, and they weren’t disappointed!

Length: 18 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Getting Your Home Screens Organized – Part 1 (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities is committed to meeting your needs as a listener and a dedicated iDevice user. As a part of our effort to do so, we are fine-tuning our focus on our iPhone 101 series towards addressing real life situations in which you might apply some of the features and techniques we present.

Length: 10 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Linking Contacts in iOS (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities adds to their iPhone101 Series demonstrations with this short and simple walk-through of linking multiple Contacts in your iOS Contacts app. Have you ever ben frustrated to find you have created more than one contact page for the same individual, business or organization?

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Lists, Lists and More Lists – Flicking and Swiping Be Gone,; a Couple of More Efficient Ways to Manage Your Way Out of a Long List (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities adds to the iPhone101 Catalogue with this short, but informative demonstration of how to navigate your way out of a long list. Have you ever found yourself way, way down in your mail Inbox, processing your email, but when finished, you can’t get back to the top without having to flick through those endless emails, one at a time?

Length: 12 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Low Data Usage – Conserving Your Data Usage on Video and Streaming Services (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities presents another installment in its iPhone 101 series with this review of several popular video and audio streaming Apps, in which we explore ways to set up methods to reduce the amount of your cellular data you use while streaming or downloading their products.

Length: 20 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 – Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS – Part 6: Adding a Brand New Email Account to Your iDevice (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities presents a new iPhone101 series entitled: “Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS – Adding, Retrieving and Deleting, Oh My!” This new series provides various in depth demonstrations aimed at giving you the tools to effectively manage your Pete Lane demonstrates each step of these processes with snappy and thorough presentations.

Length: 10 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 – Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS: Parts 1 and 2 – Deleting Single and Bulk Emails and Retrieving the Deleted (2021)

Description: This new iPhone101 series provides five individual demonstrations aimed at giving you the tools to effectively manage your Pete Lane demonstrates each step of these processes in a snappy and thorough presentation. Parts 1 and 2 An Introduction to various ways to delete individual emails, one at a time or in bulk quantities and then the process of retrieving deleted emails.

Length: 14 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 – Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS: Parts 4 and 5 – Deleting an Entire Email Account, and Adding and Existing Email Account to Your iDevice (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities presents a new iPhone101 Series entitled: “Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS – Adding, Retrieving and Deleting, Oh My!” This new series provides a series of in depth demonstrations aimed at giving you the tools to effectively manage your Pete Lane demonstrates each step of these processes with snappy and thorough presentations.

Length: 15 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 – Managing Targeted Ad Tracking on the iPhone. Big Apple Is Watching You! (2020)

Description: Show you how to turn off ad tracking and reset your advertising identifier. This won’t stop all advertising, however, do we want Big Apple to tempt our habits? By tracking your movements on the iPhone, apps and basically anywhere you go, Apple can form a profile on you and target advertising towards you that may be hitting too close to home.

Length: 4 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 – More Special Effects for the Messages App in iOS. by the Way, Congratulations, Happy New Year and Happy Birthday! (2021)

Description: Adding to the iPhone101 Series, here is another iPhone101 demonstration, In which Pete completes his romp through the remaining screen effects embedded in the iOS Messages app. Listen as he updates us on two more effects, the Happy Birthday and Emoji Replacement features.

Length: 13 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Music Recognition and Shazam – Hey! Who Sings This? What Song Is This? a Variety of Ways to Use Music Recognition and That Magical App Shazam (2021)

Description: Have you ever spent time listening to music, only to run across a song where you just can’t re

Length: 12 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Period Shortcut and Auto Cap Shortcut (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities adds to their iPhone 101 demonstrations series with a review of two simple but time saving tips found in your keyboard settings. Just go to your iOS settings app, flick down to general, go to keyboard and there you will find these two convenient shortcuts: The Period Shortcut, and the Auto Capitalization features. Save you valuable time by avoiding unnecessary taps in your on screen keyboard.

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Description: Join Pete Lane for this short iPhone101 demonstration of this available and time-saving new feature in iOS. Apple has made available a new feature in the Messages App which puts all links into a single, sequential list.

Length: 11 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 QuickByte: Adding Locations to the Weather App. How’s Your Weather? How About Montreal, Jacksonville and Colorado Springs? (2021)

Description: In this iPhone101 QuickByte, Jeff Thompson takes us through the native Weather App and demonstrates how to add locations such as cities or airports to the location list. How to arrange the locations in a preferred order and how to change from Fahrenheit to Celsius or Celsius to Fahrenheit.

Length: 5 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101/QuickByte: Get Your Widgets Moving! the Battery Widget Is a Must and You Want It Where? You Want It How Big? OK, Let’s Do It! (2021)

Description: In this iPhone101/QuickByte demonstration from Blind Abilities, Jeff Thompson will Add the Battery Widget to the Today View and then move the Battery widget to where he wants it located on the screen. With a few swipes and flicks, you can pick the widget, choose the size of the widget and move the widget to the location that suits your needs.

Length: 5 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101/QuickByte: MagSafe Battery Pack from Apple: Not the Fastest, nor the Juiciest, It Just Works… and Works Smart! (2021)

Description: Reverse charge with the iPhone when charging. The MagSafe Battery Pack may not be that mega charger that makes a hero out of itself when you forget to charge your iPhone the night before, however, using the MagSafe Battery Pack will ensure you have juice for an extended period of time. It just works and it works smart.

Length: 4 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 QuickByte: Pinning People and Groups in the Messages App: Organizing Your Favs by Pinning Their Messages to the Top of the List (2022)

Description: In this iPhone101 Quickbyte, Pete Lane takes us through the Messages App and shows how to Pin a person or group to the top of the messages list. When using the iOS Messages App your list can become cluttered with individuals and groups which makes it difficult to locate someone in your ever-growing list of recipients.

Length: 5 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 QuickByte: Revealing and Copying and Pasting Your Password Made Easy (2022)

Description: This quick yet handy demonstration can be useful in many applications. If you need to use a password elsewhere and the password is a jumble of characters, numbers and symbols, then this method will do you well. Go to settings, swipe down to Passwords and then to the particular password you want to grab.

Length: 4 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 QuickByte: Safari Ticking Be Gone! You Won’t Miss It! (2022)

Description: Blind Abilities presents another QuickByte offering some troubleshooting for a possible problem you may be having in the Safari app on your iDevice.

Length: 8 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 QuickByte: Setting a Sleep Focus for a Good Night Sleep for All Concerned, and Siri Announcing All Notifications (2021)

Description: Come through. And, setting up weekday and Weekend settings for the times of your choosing. Basic Settings: Open “Settings” with Siri or a Single finger double tap on the Settings icon.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 QuickByte: Speeding up a YouTube Video Just Like Speeding up an Audio Book, Sort of, Kind Of (2022)

Description: In this iPhone101 Quickbyte, Pete Lane takes us through the Messages App and shows how to speed up a YouTube Video if you so desire. Are you wondering why you can’t speed up the playback speed of a YouTube video like you can with one of your audio books? Well you can, and it’s simple and fast.

Length: 5 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 QuickBytes: 6 Quick Bytes for the iPhone, and More! Searching in Settings, Back Tapping Double Tap and Triple Tap, Keyboard Clicks, Lock Sound and System Haptics. (2021)

Description: The iPhone101 Series is growing and now we are adding Quick Bytes to the ever growing series. In this Quick Byte we have 3 quick demos broking into Chapters: Searching in Settings. 00:43 Back Tap – Double and Triple Tap.

Length: 7 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 – Resources: iPhone Prices in the Apple Store and on Amazon (2017)

Description: Blind Abilities presents another in its iPhone 101 series, in the Resources section. In this short audio clip, Pete Lane shows us some prices and specifications for iPhone models 6S, 7 and 7 Plus available through the iOS app, called “The Apple Store.” Pete illustrates how this app works and some of the other features offered in the app, such as the Certified refurbished Program and the iPhone Upgrade Program.

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: SeeingAI Update: Channel Switching and Exploring a Photo (2019)

Description: Upon popular demand, we bring you the SeeingAI Update. This demo was previously published on That Blind Tech Show and to break it out and let it breathe on its own, we bring you the iPhone101 SeeingAI Update. You can find all the iPhone101 series in our extensive library of over 500 episodes and you can find That Blind Tech Shows there as well.

Length: 7 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Setting up Your New iPhone and Apple IOS Device (2017)

Description: Blind Abilities presents the next installment in their series iPhone 101 with an in depth demonstration of setting up a new iPhone.

Length: 36 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Description: Blind Abilities adds to their iPhone101 Series with this short and sweet demo of how to quickly share your contact information or that of a friend or colleague with someone using the standard iOS share sheet. This feature is built into the individual Contact page and facilitates the simple sharing of a Contact Card for yourself, another individual, a business or organization.

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Text Replacement – the Keyboard Shortcut That Lets Two Letters Launch a Thousand Words (2019)

Description: IPhone 101 demonstrations and reviews brings you another demo and this one is all about the Keyboard shortcut, Text Replacement. With just a couple of letters for a shortcut, you can populate the dialog box or page with commonly used phrases, names, hashtags,

Length: 5 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: the Apple Support App – It’s Here to Help (2017)

Description: Blind Abilities presents another installment in their series iPhone 101. This post fits into the Resources section and takes us through an in depth walk through of the new apple Support app. This app provides a wealth of information, including built-in resources and articles on any kind of Apple device you might own.

Length: 24 min

Source: Blind Abilities

It’s Not Your Regular Reverb: a Demonstration of Reverb for iOS (2017)

Description: Since the discontinuation of the Roger app, some users may have been looking for a replacement to work with the Alexa platform through iOS. This is one possible option.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

It Takes a Gamer to Raise a Community: a Walk-through of Knight Commander for iOS (2018)

Description: Ida Grace shows us the game Knight Commander. Is that not detailed enough of a description?

Length: 40 min

Source: AppleVis

Keep Track of Sunrise and Sunset Times with DayNight for iOS (2017)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a demonstration of DayNight: Daytime & Nighttime Awareness, a free iOS app which notifies users of sunrise and sunset times each day.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Learn to Sing in Tune with SingTrue for iOS (2017)

Description: Abby gives us a walk-through and demonstration of SingTrue: Learn to sing in tune, pitch perfect, an iOS app which claims that it can teach anybody to sing in perfect tune. Even if you think you’re tone deaf.

Length: 39 min

Source: AppleVis

LibriVox Audio Books: Free Access to Thousands of Audiobooks and Radio Dramas on Your iOS Device (2014)

Description: Cherokee Eagle gives us a walk-through and demonstration of LibriVox Audio Books, an iOS app that provides free access to over 10,000 audiobooks as well as thousands of radio dramas. Each audiobook can be streamed over the internet or downloaded for later use. All LibriVox audio books can be freely listened to and shared.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

Listening to Audiobooks on the Go with Audible’s iOS App (2016)

Description: David Woodbridge gives us an in-depth discussion and walk-through of one of his most used iOS apps, Audiobooks from Audible. With an Audible membership, this app provides access to your purchases from Audible’s selection of 180,000+ titles—from best sellers to classics, and everything in-between.

Length: 49 min

Source: AppleVis

Making Daily Tasks Easier with IFTTT (2018)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a walk-through and demonstration of the IFTTT iOS app. IFTTT enables you to connect all your “services, apps and devices” together so that routine and complex tasks are performed automatically.

Length: 38 min

Source: AppleVis

Making It Simple and Easy with Telegram with the Bright Guide Messenger for iOS (2020)

Description: Do you find that the Telegram app for iOS is hard to use? Tired of trying to find workarounds to make things work as they should. If so, listen in as Thomas Domville gives us a review of the Bright Guide app which makes using Telegram easier and simple to use.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

Making Lemonade from Lemons: a Walk-Through of Classic Lemonade Stand for iOS (2017)

Description: Ornella Jagdeo introduces us to Classic Lemonade Stand, a modern take on the old text-based lemonade stand simulators. Buy cups, lemons and sugar to fill your inventory. Set your price and start selling cups of lemonade!

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

Mantis Q40: QWERTY and braille support for your Mac and iOS Devices (2020)

Description: Enlighten the professional audience on the benefits of using the Mantis Q40 with Apple products.

Length: 1 hour 6 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Mass Times for Travel: Find Catholic Churches and Worship Times Worldwide (2018)

Description: Merisa gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Mass Times for Travel, a free iOS app that helps Catholics get to Mass by helping them find churches and worship times worldwide. Developed by MASSTIMES.ORG!, the app contains what it claims is the most comprehensive database of Catholic churches and worship times in existence.

Length: 18 min

Source: AppleVis

Mixonset, Your Smart DJ for Music Streaming (2022)

Description: Orinks gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Mixonset, an iOS app that offers to be your smart DJ with support for locally stored music and a number of music streaming services. Try Mixonset. Mix the best part of your favourite songs with smooth transitions on Spotify, Apple Music, TIDAL, SoundCloud Free & local MP3s.

Length: 26 min

Source: AppleVis

NaadSadhana: Tune, Synthesise and Create Indian Classical Music on iOS with the Assistance of Artificial Intelligence (2021)

Description: Kushal Solanki gives us a walk-through and demonstration of NaadSadhana, an artificial Intelligence music app for iOS that helps Indian Classical musicians tune, synthesise and create music.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

New Updated! iPhone101 – Sending Audio Messages: Personalizing Your Messages Through Settings and Voice (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities adds to their iPhone 101 demonstration series library with this short but informative walk through sending audio messages using the Messages app and iOS. Pete Lane guides us through this simple, yet time-saving process which involves confirming your settings, summoning Siri, using the raise to talk and raise to listen features to enhance simplicity, and a step-by-step demonstration of each button and element within the messages app.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Office Lens for iOS: Capture and Recognize Text from Documents, Pictures, Whiteboards and More (2015)

Description: . Mahmood Khalil gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Office Lens, a free iOS app from Microsoft that allows you to capture and recognize text from various sources.

Length: 19 min

Source: AppleVis

An Overview and Demonstration of Blindfold Air Hockey for iOS (2015)

Description: David Woodbridge gives us an overview and quick demonstration of Blindfold Air Hockey, a free audio game for iOS.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

An Overview and Demonstration of Blindfold Breakout for iOS (2015)

Description: . David Woodbridge gives us an overview and quick demonstration of Blindfold Breakout, a free audio game for iOS. In Blindfold Breakout, you have a paddle, a ball, and a series of bricks.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

An Overview and Demonstration of Blindfold Pong for iOS (2015)

Description: . David Woodbridge gives us an overview and quick demonstration of Blindfold Pong, a free audio game for iOS. In Blindfold Pong, you hear one or two balls, and you must move the phone left and right to hit the ball with your paddle.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

An Overview and Demonstration of Blindfold Road Trip for iOS (2016)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us an overview and demonstration of Blindfold Road Trip for iOS. In Blindfold Road Trip, the objective of the game is to be the first person to travel 1,000 miles.

Length: 1 hour 6 min

Source: AppleVis

An Overview and Demonstration of Blindfold Vee Ball for iOS (2015)

Description: . David Woodbridge gives us an overview and quick demonstration of Blindfold Vee Ball, a free audio game for iOS.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Parcel for iOS, Know Where Your Deliveries Are and When They Will Arrive (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates Parcel - Delivery Tracking, an iOS app that enables you to access tracking information for 300 delivery services, including UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, TNT, LaserShip, Aramex, OnTrac, China Post, Amazon Logistics and many other carriers. You can use its widgets to see your upcoming deliveries and the share extension to add a new delivery directly from any other app.

Length: 21 min

Source: AppleVis

Personalized Emojis Made Easy: Genmoji on iOS Explained (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to use Genmoji on iOS. Genmoji, introduced in iOS 18.2, is an AI-powered feature that allows users to create custom emojis simply by describing them in text. This innovative tool enables personalized and unique emojis, going beyond the standard set to enhance self-expression in messaging and other apps.

Length: 24 min

Source: AppleVis

Practical Podcasting: Capturing Audio on the Go (2016)

Description: When capturing Audio on the go,The best recorder is the one you have on hand! Thus, I find my iPhone is always on me and nearly ready to go when I need it.

Length: 24 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Predictive Text Detox: Unplugging the Suggestions in iOS (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to enable or disable predictive text and inline predictive text on iOS. Predictive text allows you to write entire sentences with just a few taps. As you type, suggested words, emoji, and information appear above the onscreen keyboard.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Prepare to Embark on an Adventure with Blind Quest for iOS (2020)

Description: Guide Nathan the mercenary in an epic adventure across the lands of Aetherna. The Enchanted Castle of King Alen is invaded by ghosts.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

Prepare to Enter the Crazy World of Circus Master’s Revenge; an iOS Game (2019)

Description: Get ready to dive in to the crazy world of Circus Master’s Revenge for iOS. Tunmi takes us through the game basics and reviews what you can expect when and if you dare to take the plunge.

Length: 25 min

Source: AppleVis

Privacy Unlocked: Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection for iOS (2023)

Description: Do you ever get the sense that you’re being monitored on the internet? Demonstrate Apple’s Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection, a fresh addition to the privacy tools in iOS 17. Picture this: You click on a link, and all of a sudden, advertisements for that exact product begin to appear everywhere.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Put Your Dog Care Skills to the Test with Blindfold Doggy, a Dog Ownership Simulation Game for iOS (2019)

Description: Holly gives us a demonstration of Blindfold Doggy, a dog ownership simulation game for iOS.

Length: 18 min

Source: AppleVis

Put Your Mickey Ears on for Disney+ for iOS (2019)

Description: Join Thomas Domville also known as AnonyMouse as he brings some Disney magic in demonstrating the Disney+ for iOS. Only Disney+ gives you endless access to your favorite movies and TV series from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and more. From The Lion King, to all-new Originals like The Mandalorian, there’s something exciting for everyone.

Length: 21 min

Source: AppleVis

A Pyramid Puzzle to Perplex You - a Demonstration of Blindfold Pyramid Tiles for iOS (2017)

Description: Sabrina Fagerheim takes us through one of her favourite games, a challenging tile matching puzzle game from Kid Friendly Software called Blindfold Pyramid Tiles.

Length: 25 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Hit: Demonstration on the iNote Currency Reader on the iPhone (2015)

Description: Pete Lane gives an over view of the IOS app the iNote Currency Reader.

Length: 7 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Quick Tip: a Demonstration of Through the Bible Radio Network for iOS (2017)

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Advanced Audio Editing with Ferrite Recording Studio for iOS (2016)

Description: Igna Triay demonstrates advanced audio editing in Ferrite Recording Studio for iOS.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Customizing Your Email Signature on iOS (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to customize the

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Demonstration of Abiding Radio for iOS (2016)

Description: In this quick tip, Lisa Salinger gives us a demonstration of Abiding Radio, an iOS app that provides easy access to various streams of sacred music.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Access the New Apple Music Sing Feature on Your iPhone (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to access this on an iPhone.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Access & Use Different Emoji Skin Tones on iOS and iPadOS (2015)

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Activate iOS and iPadOS Beta Updates (2023)

Description: Tunmi13 demonstrates how to activate iOS and iPadOS beta updates.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Add a Website Bookmark to Your iPhone or iPad Home Screen (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to add a website bookmark to the Home screen of your iPhone or iPad. This enables you to access the website with a double tap on a Home Screen icon, instead of having to open a browser and then select a bookmark or type in a website’s URL.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Change Your Preferred Music, Podcasts, and Audiobook App Using Siri in iOS (2021)

Description: Apple in iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5 added a new option to help Siri learn to select your preferred audio apps for listening to music, podcasts, and audiobooks.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Customize Contact Labels in iOS (2019)

Description: Graham Langford gives us a quick tip of how to customize contact labels in iOS.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Disable Contact Suggestions in the Share Sheet on iOS (2020)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to disable contact suggestions in the iOS Share Sheet, which can help declutter the view. To do this, go to Settings > Apple Intelligence & Siri, and toggle the “Show when sharing” switch under the “suggestions from Apple” heading off.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Download Your Entire Apple Music Library to Your iPhone (2018)

Description: Gabriel Oria takes us through a quick work-around which allows you to download your full Apple Music library to your iOs device, all in one go.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Enable Severe Weather Notifications in Apple’s Weather App for iOS (2022)

Description: Apple has made many improvements to its Weather app with the release of iOS 16. One of these is an option to receive alerts for severe weather for a particular location. Thomas Domville demonstrates the steps to enable this option.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Find Audio Described Movies and TV Shows on Netflix for iOS (2018)

Description: Tunmi Jubril demonstrates how to find and browse all of the movies and TV shows on Netflix which offer audio description.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Locate and Use the Dynamic Island on the iPhone 14 Pro (2022)

Description: On iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, Apple has replaced the ‘notch’ that’s been a feature of Face ID-equipped iPhones since the iPhone X with what it calls the Dynamic Island. The Dynamic Island is a small area of display pixels surrounding the pill-shaped cutout.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Make Siri Wait Longer for You to Finish Speaking on iOS (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates a new accessibility enhancement in iOS 16 that allows you to increase ‌Siri’s pause time, which causes the voice assistant to wait a longer period for you to finish speaking.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Prevent the Side or Lock Button from Ending the Current Call (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates where to find and enable the iOS setting that prevents the side or lock button from ending calls. Note that some in our community have recently reported issues with the side button not behaving as expected in regard to ending calls.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Read Articles Out Loud with the Google iOS App (2021)

Description: Read a single or a number of articles aloud. The app offers playback controls that allow you to pause or skip around in the “article.” Further, other articles can be added to the queue to create a playlist of articles.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Recover Deleted Conversations in the iOS Messages App (2022)

Description: Only be possible for up to about 30 days after the conversation was deleted.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Report Junk SMS and MMS Messages in iOS (2022)

Description: New to the iPhone with the release of iOS 16 is the ability to report SMS/MMS messages as junk. This expands on the built-in “Report Junk” feature in Messages that previously only let you report iMessages. Now you can use the same option to report an SMS/MMS message as junk, which will alert Apple and your network carrier and delete the message in question.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Send an Audio Message on iOS (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville discusses and demonstrates the relocation of the audio messages function in iOS 16. This is now accessed by a iMessage app in the Messages app dock, rather than a button next to the text field where you type your message.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Share Song Lyrics from Apple Music on iPhone or iPad (2021)

Description: Introduced with iOS 14.5 and iPadOs 14.5 was the ability to share up to 150 characters of song lyrics with friends, straight from the Now Playing screen in Apple Music. Thomas Domville shows us how it works.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Skip the Confirmation Step When Sending Messages with Siri on iOS (2022)

Description: With the release of iOS 16, when sending messages using Siri, you can now skip the confirmation step. Thomas Domville shows us how this works and how to enable it.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Unsend a Sent iMessage on iOS (2022)

Description: New with iOS 16 is the ability to unsend sent iMessages. Thomas Domville shows us how it works.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Use Apple’s Support App for iOS (2017)

Description: In this quick tip, Cruz1996 gives us a quick demonstration of how to use Apple’s support app for iOS to connect with an Apple representative to help you troubleshoot a problem with your i-device.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Keep Your Safari Tabs Tidy by Having Them Close Automatically (2020)

Description: In this quick tip, Dave Nason demonstrates how to de-clutter your Safari tabs on iOS by having tabs close automatically after a period of time not being used.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Moving Apps Around Your Home Screen with a Braille Display (2016)

Description: Scott Davert demonstrates how to move apps around your various home screens with a braille display only using iOS 10 and higher. The process is the same for all displays that have a Perkins style keyboard paired with an iDevice. Moving apps to different pages, in to folders, and out of folders are covered.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Playing Audio Described Content Using the ABC iOS App (2016)

Description: Chris Snyder demonstrates how to set up and watch audio described programming using the ABC app for iOS.. Note that there is a commercial before the beginning of each show, but this was eliminated from the podcast to save time and copyright violations.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Recall Email with Undo Send in Mail on iOS (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville discusses and demonstrates a new feature in iOS 16 that provides a customisable time window during which you have the opportunity to change your mind after you send an email.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Sending Messenger Messages Hands-Free with Siri on iOS (2025)

Description: Jessica Dale demonstrates how to send Messenger messages using Siri on iOS and iPadOS. To set this up, go to Settings > Apps > Messenger > Apple Intelligence & Siri, and toggle the “Use with Siri requests” switch on.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Setting up Your iPhone for Use with Apple Pay (2014)

Description: AnonyMouse demonstrates the process of setting up your iPhone for use with Apple Pay, the recently launched mobile payment and digital wallet service by Apple that lets you make payments using your iPhone 6 or 6 Plus.Note: at the time of posting, this service is only available to US users.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Using the New Features in Seeing AI for iOS (2019)

Description: Robin Christopherson takes us through some nice new features recently added to Microsoft’s popular Seeing AI app for iOS.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Using Your iOS Device to Manage Your Auto-Renewing Subscriptions (2015)

Description: After you buy, you can manage your auto-renewing subscriptions using your computer, iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Khalfan Bin Dhaher shows us how this is done on an iOS device.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Ways to Manage Your Email More Effectively with the Native iOS Mail App (2016)

Description: Scott Davert shares some tips on how to use the native iOS Mail app more effectively. These include selectively enabling Smart Mailboxes; which can be particularly useful when you have multiple

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

A Quick Walk-through of the Verse-A-Day: Daily Bible Verses App for iPad (2017)

Description: Abby gives us a quick overview of Verse-A-Day: Daily Bible Verses, an iOS app that delivers a new bible verse each day.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

QuickHit: Setting up and Using “Hey Siri” on IOS9 and iPhone6 (2015)

Description: Jeff Thompson gives a demo using the iPhone6 with the new update of IOS9 installed. The feature of “Hey Siri” is demonstrated and setup. Blind Abilities thanks you for listening.

Length: 5 min

Source: Blind Abilities

QuickTip: How to Use Effects and Apps in the iOS Messages App (2018)

Description: Tunmi gives us a quick demonstration of how to use effects and apps in the iOS Messages app.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Resetting Control Center in iOS: a Fresh Start (2025)

Description: Demonstrate how to reset the control center back to its factory default state. In iOS 18.1 and later, Apple introduced a convenient feature that allows users to reset the Control Center to its default layout.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Revisiting: How to Enable Wi-Fi Calling on Your iPhone (2021)

Description: Do you have poor reception with cellular for phone or FaceTime calls, where you can’t place calls, having droppage, or just can’t receive calls but you have great Wi-Fi reception instead? You are in luck. Show you how to enable Wi-Fi Calling on your iPhone.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Revisiting: How to Use Back Tap on iOS (2021)

Description: Thomas Domville revisits how to use Back Tap on iOS.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

Screen Recording on iOS and iPadOS: Tips and Tricks for Beginners (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville teaches you how to use Screen Recording on iOS and iPadOS. Screen Recording is a feature that allows you to capture what’s happening on your screen. This can be useful for creating tutorials, demos, or simply sharing something interesting with your friends and family.

Length: 27 min

Source: AppleVis

September 2024 program on Using Your eReader to Read Books with Third-party Apps on an iPhone (2024)

Length: 55 min

Series: That All May eRead

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Share Passwords and Passkeys with People You Trust on iOS (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to share passwords and passkeys with people you trust on iOS. With password sharing in iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, you can create a shared group and add your family and friends to it. Then you can choose which passwords and passkeys you want to share with them.

Length: 29 min

Source: AppleVis

Sharpen Your Blackjack Skills with the Blackjack Strategy+ for iOS (2020)

Description: Do you have what it takes to beat your friends and foes in Blackjack? Join as Thomas Domville discuss how to sharpen your Blackjack skills with the Blackjack Strategy+ app for iOS. Blackjack Strategy+ is the best way to learn blackjack basic strategy!

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Smarter Battery Saving with iOS Adaptive Power (2025)

Description: Thomas Domville walks through Apple’s new Adaptive Power mode in iOS, explaining what it does, which devices support it, what trade-offs to expect, and how to turn it on. You’ll learn how the system uses on-device intelligence to detect unusually power-hungry apps or tasks and gently throttle performance to extend battery life—plus how this differs from the traditional Low Power Mode.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Solve Mysteries and Puzzles with the Frequency Missing iOS Game (2018)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a demonstration of Frequency Missing, an audiogame that can be used for a visually impaired and blind audience. Young radio reporter Patricia has just started her first job at a radio station. But immediately strange things begin to happen.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Speed up Your Typing and Your Emoji Game with Text Replacements on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS (2025)

Description: Dave Nason demonstrates how to create and use text replacements, short snippets of text which are substituted with frequently used words, sentences, or emojis when typed, on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. This may be useful if you, for example, need to frequently give people directions to your home.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Take Command in Using Your Voice: OCR Document Reader for iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville revisit the Voice: OCR Document Reader for iOS. Take a picture of anything that has words on it, and Voice will read it to you! Updated with top notch technology, Voice will let you listen to all your books/words/documents/magazines in a matter of seconds.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

TeamTalk 5 for iOS: Meet and Talk with Others in TeamTalk’s Audio Conferencing Community (2016)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a walk-through and demonstration of TeamTalk 5, a free iOS app which allows multiple users to participate in audio and video conversations through a freeware conferencing system.

Length: 42 min

Source: AppleVis

Tune in Live with LiveATC Air Radio for iOS (2020)

Description: Gabriel Oria gives us a walkthrough of the LiveATC Air Radio iOS app. LiveATC Air Radio provides a quick and easy way to listen in on live conversations between pilots and air traffic controllers near many airports around the world. LiveATC Air Radio lets you easily browse by U.S.

Length: 16 min

Source: AppleVis

Turn Photos into Sweet Melodies with Melodist for iOS (2018)

Description: Sabrina gives us a demonstration of Melodist - Let photos sing, a US$0.99 app that generates a unique melody for photos by analyzing the changes in hues, saturation and brightness.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

Updated – iPhone101 QuickByte: Creating and Naming Groups in the Messages App as Simple as That! (2022)

Description: Do you sometimes receive texts in your iOS Messages App where you are among one or more others in a group of recipients? Have you wondered how to create such a group to make it faster and easier to share messages with your friends and family? Show you how to do just that.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Updated! iPhone101 QuickByte: How to Turn on Emergency Bypass on iPhone for Calls and Texts. Don’t Miss That Call! (2021)

Description: In this QuickByte, Jeff Thompson shows how to turn on Emergency Bypass for those specific contacts for specific moments when you need that Occasionally you might like to put your phone on silent or put it in do not disturb mode for those times you may be at the theatre or cinema, or you could be in an important meeting.

Length: 4 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Using Super Agent for Safari on iOS (2022)

Description: Step you through using Super Agent for Safari on iOS. Super Agent automatically fills out website’s cookie consent forms for you based on your preferences. Super Agent’s mission is to make privacy simple, by giving power to users to decide if and how they want to be tracked and ensure that their options are automatically applied with no effort.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Using the Universal Clipboard to Copy and Paste Text, Images and Videos Between iOS Devices and Macs (2016)

Description: David Woodbridge demonstrates the Universal Clipboard facility available on devices running iOS 10 or later, and macOS Sierra or later. If you now copy text, images, or video to the clipboard on one device, it should be automatically available to paste on any other device that uses the same Apple ID.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Using Your eReader with Your iPhone (2026)

Length: 55 min

Series: That All May eRead

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

A Walk-Through and Demonstration of Blindfold Wildcard for iOS (2015)

Description: AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Blindfold Wildcard, an iOS variant of the game “UNO” that has been designed for rapid audio play. Blindfold Wildcard includes several modes of play, such as discard or draw, and discard or draw until you can discard. Since there are many rule choices for the game, you can customize it for many of those rules.

Length: 23 min

Source: AppleVis

A Walk-Through and Demonstration of Dropbox for iOS (2016)

Description: Scott Davert demonstrates the Dropbox app for iOS and demonstrates many of its features. The app and service are free, and it is a powerful solution to help bridge the gap between iOS devices and those devices on other platforms.

Length: 46 min

Source: AppleVis

Walk-Through and Demonstration of Voice Changer Plus for iOS (2015)

Description: Demonstrates the techniques and features covered in “Walk-Through and Demonstration of Voice Changer Plus for iOS.”

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

A Walk-Through and Demonstration of Voice Dream Writer for iOS (2015)

Description: Alex Hall gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Voice Dream Writer, an iOS app that is fully accessible and was designed with print disabilities in mind.

Length: 45 min

Source: AppleVis

A Walk-Through and Demonstration of Voice Recorder HD for iOS (2015)

Description: Nano Junky gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Voice Recorder HD. Nano Junky explains why he chose this app over similar voice recorders, describes its interface and demonstrates the settings and options it offers. He concludes with a test recording in which he demonstrates the Audio Boost feature of the app.

Length: 21 min

Source: AppleVis

A Walkthrough and Demonstration of Bible Gateway for iOS (2017)

Description: Abby is back to introduce us to and walk us through some of the key features of Bible Gateway for iOS, which is available for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

A Walkthrough of Connecting the Braille Actilino Smart Braille Display to an iOS Device (2017)

Description: Khalfan Bin Dhaher introduces us to the Actilino smart braille display from Handy Tech, and demonstrates how to connect it to an iOS device for use as an audio device to take phone calls, listen to music and more. He then demonstrates how to pair the Actilino for use as a braille display.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

A Walkthrough of Mindfulness Bell for iOS (2022)

Description: Ida Grace demonstrates Mindfulness Bell, an iOS app that brings a beautiful Tibetan Singing Bowl at a specified interval - or random intervals - throughout the day.

Length: 18 min

Source: AppleVis

Weather Office for iOS: Local Weather and Forecasts for Canada and the USA (2015)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Weather Office, an iOS app that claims to provide accurate local weather and forecasts for Canada and the USA.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

What’s New in iOS 26 (2025)

Description: Apple’s iOS 26 introduces powerful new accessibility tools that expand nonvisual access and productivity. A key innovation is Braille Access mode, which turns an iPhone into full-featured Braille note taking device. Braille Access also enhances real-time interaction by displaying live captions on connected Braille displays.

Length: 1 hour 41 min

Source: National Federation of the Blind

when the iPhone Itch Comes Calling: Upgrade or Not? Plus, iPhone101/QuickByte: Battery Health, Peak Performance and Optimizing Battery Charging (2022)

Description: Do you get that feeling of urgency to upgrade to a new iPhone every time a new one comes along? I have and I am finally coming to terms with waiting and making the best out of what I already have, own and use perfectly well.

Length: 10 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone and iPad: VoiceOver and System Features (100)

Training on VoiceOver and built-in iPhone and iPad accessibility features, gestures, commands, settings, and navigation.

Assigning Braille Keyboard Commands to Actions and Changing Behavior with Activities on the Mac (2013)

Description: Steve Murgaski demonstrates how to assign braille keyboard commands to VoiceOver actions. He also demonstrates how to change the way a braille display behaves through the Activity feature found in the VoiceOver Utility.

Length: 22 min

Source: AppleVis

Backpack Live for Accessible Podcasting and Streaming (Episode 18) (2021)

Description: Demonstrates Backpack Live and its VoiceOver-accessible tools for recording podcasts, streaming live, using a soundboard, applying audio processing, and saving recordings.

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: an Introduction to VoiceOver Gestures Part 1 (2016)

Description: Of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and demonstrates how you can control your iOS device using a VoiceOver-specific gestures on the touch screen. You can use these gestures to navigate and interact with items on the screen, and enter VoiceOver commands. Thomas introduces us to these gestures using the area available within the iOS Settings where you can learn and practice VoiceOver gestures.

Length: 30 min

Source: AppleVis

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: an Introduction to VoiceOver Gestures Part 2 (2016)

Description: Of his introductory series, Thomas Domville continues his discussion and demonstration of how you can control your iOS device using a VoiceOver-specific gestures on the touch screen. Whereas much of his previous podcast was spent in the VoiceOver Gesture Practice Area of the iOS Settings, he now moves to showing how these gestures are used for real.

Length: 29 min

Source: AppleVis

Beginners’ Guide to the iPhone: Exploring the Power of the VoiceOver Rotor (2016)

Description: Of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and explores the VoiceOver Rotor. The VoiceOver Rotor provides a quick and convenient way to navigate the screen, input and manipulate text, change VoiceOver settings, and more. More information on the VoiceOver Rotor can be found in this AppleVis Tutorial.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

Blindfold Solitaire: an Audio Version of This Classic Card Game (2015)

Description: Alex Hall gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Blindfold Solitaire for iOS. Created by the authors of Blindfold Racer, Blindfold Blackjack and Blindfold Video Poker, this game is designed for rapid audio play and is fully accessible without need of VoiceOver.

Length: 27 min

Source: AppleVis

BossJockJr Demo with VoiceOver Accessibility (2015)

Description: This is a quick and easy app version of the BossJockStudio app that is an actual studio with enhanced functions and options. Give BossJockJr a try and move up to BossJockStudio when you want a bit more.

Length: 20 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Can You Win Big Against the House with Blindfold Video Poker for iOS? (2015)

Description: AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Blindfold Video Poker for iOS. Created by the authors of Blindfold Racer, Blindfold Blackjack and Blindfold Solitaire, this game is designed for rapid audio play, and is fully accessible without need of VoiceOver.

Length: 18 min

Source: AppleVis

Classic Vs. Unified: Choosing Your Phone View on iOS (2025)

Description: Thomas Domville walks through the redesigned Phone app in iOS 26. The episode explains the difference between the new Unified view and the legacy Classic view, shows how to switch between them, and highlights where previously familiar items—like Voicemail—now live. Throughout, Thomas shares VoiceOver-friendly steps and tips to make navigation faster and less confusing.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Compact Vs Classic: Choosing Your Safari Tab Style (2025)

Description: Thomas Domville walks through Safari’s new Tabs layout options in iOS 26, explains the default Compact view, and shows how to switch between Compact, Bottom, and Top tab layouts. The demo is VoiceOver-centric, with practical navigation tips (rotor use, headings, and screen-edge gestures) to make changing this setting quick and repeatable.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration and Overview of iPhone Mirroring (2024)

Description: Tyler demonstrates the basics of using iPhone Mirroring, a feature that allows you to use your iPhone from your Mac, with VoiceOver.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration and Walkthrough of Multi-User Support on macOS (2025)

Description: Tyler walks through how multi-user accounts work on macOS—why you might use them, how to add a new user, ways to switch quickly (including Touch ID), and how to safely delete an account while preserving data for troubleshooting. He also covers guest access, account types (Administrator, Standard, and Sharing Only), and a few accessibility tips with VoiceOver.

Length: 30 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration and Walkthrough of Safari Web Apps on macOS (2023)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to create and use Safari website shortcuts or “Web apps” on macOS. This feature allows you to create shortcuts to websites on your dock that when opened, behave as if the website was its own app. This may be useful for VoiceOver users, as web apps are included when pressing Command-Tab to cycle through open apps, making them easy to switch to and from.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration and Walkthrough of VoiceOver Command Customization on macOS (2024)

Description: Tyler demonstrates some of VoiceOver’s command customization capabilities on macOS. If you find a particular VoiceOver command difficult to perform, or discover a function in the Commands menu that doesn’t have a default command, you can assign your own custom command to it. In addition, you can configure commands to open apps and run scripts, so you don’t have to locate them manually.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Multilingual VoiceOver Support on macOS (2017)

Description: Khalfan Bin Dhaher demonstrates Multilingual VoiceOver support on macOS.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Screen Sharing with VoiceOver on macOS (2025)

Description: Levi Gobin demonstrates screen sharing with VoiceOver on macOS. Levi first shows us the Screen Sharing settings in VoiceOver Utility, then demonstrates controlling another Mac using the Screen Sharing app.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Using the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment with VoiceOver on macOS (2021)

Description: Majid gives us a demonstration of Eclipse, an integrated development environment (IDE). The Eclipse platform which provides the foundation for the Eclipse IDE is written in Java and is designed to be extensible using additional plugins. It can be used to develop rich client applications, integrated development environments and other tools.

Length: 29 min

Source: AppleVis

Direct Touch Typing: What Is It and How Does It Work with VoiceOver (2014)

Description: Steve Sawczyn discusses the Direct Touch Typing input mode first introduced in iOS 8 and shows how it works with VoiceOver.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

Enhance Accessibility: Adding Voices to VoiceOver Rotor Voices on iOS (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville reviews and demonstrates the Voices feature, which allows you to customize multiple VoiceOver voices to suit your needs. You can quickly access these voices using the Rotor Actions or the VoiceOver Quick Settings.

Length: 26 min

Source: AppleVis

Exploring the Changed Gestures and Button Functions on iPhone and iPad Models Without a Home Button (2017)

Description: Dave Nason explores the changed gestures and button functions on the iPhone X, the first iPhone to ship without a Home button. Although these changes are demonstrated on the iPhone X, they apply to all subsequent iPhone and iPad models that lack this button.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

FlickType Has Gone and Apple Is to Blame, How to Use Braille Screen Input, More on Alternative iOS Calendar Apps (Episode 144) (2021)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 1 hour 58 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

Getting Started with Numbers on Mac: Lesson 1 – Accessible Table Layout & Editing (2025)

Description: Gaurav begins his journey into mastering spreadsheets with Apple’s free app, Numbers on Mac. 📊 Using an insightful AppleVis podcast as his guide, he learns how to open a spreadsheet and navigate it efficiently with VoiceOver.

Length: 18 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Configure and Use VoiceOver Quick Settings on iOS and iPadOS (2021)

Description: Thomas Domville Shows us VoiceOver’s Quick Settings feature on iOS and iPadOS. Activated with a 2-finger quadruple tap, the Quick Settings panel offers fast and easy access to a number of VoiceOver’s settings and options, allowing you to streamline the VoiceOver rotor. You can change what’s included in this panel, and the order settings are presented in, in Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Quick Settings.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Configure VoiceOver to Start Automatically When Logging into Your Mac (2022)

Description: By default, VoiceOver does not start automatically at the macOS login prompt. Tyler demonstrates how to change this.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Create and Use VoiceOver Activity Profiles on iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville discusses and explores how in iOS 13 users have the capability to create custom VoiceOver configurations for different tasks. For example, having a Different VoiceOver voice, speaking rate, and verbosity level for when using a specific app.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Customize VoiceOver Gestures on iOS and iPadOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville discusses and explores how to customize VoiceOver gestures in iOS and iPadOS. To do this, go to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Commands > Touch gestures, double-tap the gesture whose function you want to modify, and select an alternative VoiceOver function in the list. Note that this list is organized by heading for ease of navigation.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Customize VoiceOver Haptic Feedback on iOS (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville discusses and explores how in iOS 13 users have the capability to customize the haptic feedback given when performing VoiceOver gestures.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Disable Hot Corners on macOS: and Why You Might Wish to as a VoiceOver User (2026)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to disable Hot Corners on macOS.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Disable Raise to Wake on iPhone, and Why You Might Wish to as a VoiceOver User (2020)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to disable Raise to Wake an iPhone feature that displays the Lock Screen whenever the device is raised, like when it is removed from a bag or pocket. While this feature may be convenient for quickly unlocking your iPhone, some VoiceOver users find it annoying, as even small movements can wake the device and cause VoiceOver to start speaking.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Enable Caption Panel for VoiceOver on iOS (2020)

Description: Be sure to listen in as Thomas Domville demonstrates how to enable caption panel for VoiceOver in iOS and why you would want to do that.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Explore People, Objects, Text, and Tables Within Images in More Detail with VoiceOver on iOS (2021)

Description: From his series looking at some of what’s new and notable in iOS 15, Thomas Domville Shows us the improved image description capabilities for VoiceOver users.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Description: Wordle is a popular daily word game being enjoyed by millions and shared widely on social media. While not originally accessible, in this podcast, Dave Nason demonstrates how the game is made accessible through a web extension or bookmarklet, and the simple steps to do it.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Quickly Restart an iOS Device with the Assistive Touch Accessibility Feature (2018)

Description: Chris Wright demonstrates how to quickly restart an iOS device with the Assistive Touch Accessibility feature. Assistive Touch is a feature of iOS and iPadOS that allows you to perform a variety of common tasks from one centralized menu, or map tasks to specific gestures.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use Audio Ducking on iOS for Clearer VoiceOver (2024)

Description: Thomas Domville showcases the Audio Ducking feature on iOS. Audio Ducking automatically reduces the volume of background audio when a foreground sound, such as a notification or VoiceOver, is played. This feature is particularly beneficial for accessibility, ensuring that important sounds or speech are clearly audible without being overshadowed by other audio.

Length: 16 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use Sound Curtain for Braille Display Users on iOS and iPadOS (2023)

Description: Guide you through the process of enabling the Sound Curtain feature. Sound Curtain, an accessibility feature introduced in iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, silences all audio on your device, including VoiceOver speech. This is particularly beneficial for Braille users who need to concentrate on their Braille display without any auditory distractions.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use the iOS QuickPath Swipe Keyboard with VoiceOver (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to use QuickPath, a native swipe keyboard new in iOS 13 that allows you to type by sliding your finger across the onscreen keyboard.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use VoiceOver Recognition on iOS and iPadOS (2020)

Description: Thomas Domville introduces us to the expanded VoiceOver Recognition features of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14. These use on-device intelligence to recognize key elements displayed on your screen to add VoiceOver support for app and web experiences that don’t have accessibility support built in. VoiceOver Recognition offers the following features: VoiceOver Recognition: Image descriptions VoiceOver reads complete-sentence descriptions of images and photos within apps and on the web.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Identify Common Errors in Text with the VoiceOver Text Checker on macOS (2022)

Description: Tyler demonstrates the VoiceOver Text Checker on macOS, a feature that identifies common errors in typed text such as misspellings, repeated spaces, and misplaced capital letters. This feature can be accessed via Keyboard Commander, and by default is mapped to the letter D. When in a text field, pressing this command should present menus for the types of errors identified in the text, such as misspellings, white space, etc.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

iFeelit: an Introduction to Using Braille Displays on iOS (the 2021 Edition) (2021)

Description: In this update to his previous podcast episodes on braille, Scott Davert gives us some general information about braille displays as they relate to their use with iOS devices. He then talks about connecting a braille display using USB and then Bluetooth. Further, the braille menu under VoiceOver Settings, navigational commands, text input, how to set up auto scroll, and how to get additional help are all covered.

Length: 1 hour 4 min

Source: AppleVis

In This IPhone101/QuickByte from Blind Abilities , Jeff Thompson Takes Us Through the Punctuation (2022)

Description: In this iPhone101/QuickByte from Blind Abilities, Jeff Thompson takes us through the Punctuation System Groups and Creating Custom Groups. You can determine if Voiceover reads aloud Some, none or All punctuation.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

An Introduction and Overview of Pages for macOS (the 2022 Edition) (2022)

Description: To help start off a new school year, Tyler gives us a podcast demonstration covering some of the aspects of Pages for macOS using VoiceOver.

Length: 25 min

Source: AppleVis

An Introduction to the Calendar Application on macOS (2015)

Description: Alex Hall gives us an introduction to using the macOS Calendar with VoiceOver.

Length: 37 min

Source: AppleVis

iPhone101: a Review of Locking Screen Rotation, Auto Lock and Raise to Wake Features (2018)

Description: Blind Abilities presents another episode in our iPhone101 series. As we move past our in depth review of all of the various Voiceover gestures, Pete shares three simple iPhone settings which he ensures are in place whenever he sets up a new iPhone.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Even More Tips and Tricks with the Single Finger Double Tap and Hold Gesture (2018)

Description: Nick as they present the following new gesture using VoiceOver accessibility:: * in the drafts folder in your Double tap and hold on the compose button, and watch your drafts folder open up magically!

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Finishing up with VoiceOver Gestures (2018)

Description: Blind Abilities presents another episode in the iPhone101 series, with this wind-up of Voiceover gestures.

Length: 12 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Introduction to Voiceover Gestures – the Basics (2017)

Description: Blind Abilities presents another installment in its series: iPhone 101. In this segment Pete Lane introduces us to the most basic of the Voiceover gestures. While there are many gestures, these are the most basic gestures that will be needed to get acquainted with your iPhone as a new user.

Length: 12 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 – Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS: Part 3, the Mail Preview Feature – Taking a Peek with VoiceOver (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities presents a new iPhone101 Series entitled: “Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS – Adding, Retrieving and Deleting, Oh My!” This new series provides five individual demonstrations aimed at giving you the tools to effectively manage your Pete Lane demonstrates each step of these processes in a snappy and thorough presentation. Part 3: The Mail Preview feature in iOS.

Length: 8 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Iphone101 QuickByte: a Refreshing Look at the App Store Setting and 2 Refreshing Gestures (2021)

Description: Two Refresh Gesture Techniques First, get the screens attention by touching a random area on the screen or page you want to refresh, then use one of the following gestures: The single finger double tap and hold then slide down and let go. The 3 finger pull down. This is my fav.

Length: 8 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 QuickByte: Pronunciation – Let Your VoiceOver Voices Pronounce Words and Names the Way You Want Them Pronounced. Is It Aira or Ira? Jeff or Jawff? You Decide. (2021)

Description: In this iPhone101 QuickByte demonstration, Jeff Thompson demonstrates how to change how vvoiceover pronounces words that just don’t sound right. You can also change the word completely, the choice is yours. Do you have an App or particular word or name that gets mis-pronounced by your VoiceOver voice?

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101 – Screen Effects: Sending Audio Enhanced Special Screen Effects with the Messages App and Responding with the React Feature to Messages (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities adds to their iPhone101 Series with this brief and fast paced trip through the iOS Messages app. With this visit Pete Lane reviews how to send iMessages with special screen effects. With a minor change to your “send” gesture, from a simple double tap to a double tap and hold.

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Screen Recordings and Screen Shots – Setting up, Creating, Taking and Sharing with Siri and Voiceover Accessibility (2021)

Description: Blind Abilities adds to the iPhone101 Series with an in depth review of how to create a screen recording in iOS using Voiceover. Pete Lane demonstrates how to retrieve the screen recording element from the Settings app and place it in the desired location in your control center, but that’s not all he covers in this jam-packed episode!

Length: 11 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Slide to Type – QuickPath Is Your iPhone’s Version of Gesture Typing, and Is on by Default. Let’s Give It a Try. Updated 9 26 (2019)

Description: The new feature QuickPath, better known as, Slide to Type, is a way of typing that uses probability to come up with the word you want to write by monitoring your keyboard interaction and giving you audible feedback of possible words. That is, if you have VoiceOver on. Make sure this feature is turned on in settings.

Length: 8 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Snatch It, Grab It and Paste It! a Review of the Text Selection Features in iOS (2019)

Description: Blind Abilities offers another episode in our iPhone 101 series, covering the much-requested process of selecting, copying, cutting, deleting and pasting text on your i-Device. Pete demonstrates not only the multi-step process of using your iOS Rotor for such actions, but also reviews the streamlined process for using the 3-finger Quadruple-tap to capture the last spoken phrase by Voiceover.

Length: 12 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: the 4-finger Single Tap: a Real Time Saver! (2017)

Description: Blind Abilities presents another installment in its iPhone 101 series involving Voiceover gestures. As we draw near the end of our gestures presentations, Pete reviews the 4-finger single tap. This gesture can be somewhat difficult to perform since its kind of tight having to fit four fingers onto your iPhone screen, especially when in portrait mode (upright with your Home button at the bottom).

Length: 16 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Updating Apps Automatically or Take Control of What Apps Update When and Where (2022)

Description: IPhone101: Updating Apps Automatically or Take Control of What Apps Update When and Where Blind Abilities presents another episode in their iPhone101 Series. Why manual updates you might ask? Every once in a while, we encounter an update that present some kind of a problem, either with the way VoiceOver behaves, or something else proves to be unreliable or unsteady.

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: VO Gestures Part 4 – Exploring the World of the Single-Finger Double-Tap and Hold (2017)

Description: Pete Lane and Nick D’Ambrosio present another installment in the iPhone 101 series involving Voiceover gestures. This episode explores the many ways we can use the Single-finger double-tap and Hold gesture.

Length: 15 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Voice Memos – Not Your Basic Recorder Anymore. Enhanced, Concise, Speedy and Voiceover Ready, Right There in Your Device! (2021)

Description: Today’s episode of the ever-growing iPhone101 series from Blind Abilities focuses on exactly that, the Voice Memos app. This app has become significantly more sophisticated and robust in recent years, including with the advent of iOS 15. However, the interface and operation still remains very simple, quick and convenient.

Length: 17 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Voiceover Gestures Part 3, the 3-finger Gestures (2017)

Description: Nick D’Ambrosio presents this episode on the 3-finger Voiceover gestures, continuing the Blind Abilities’ series: iPhone 101. Join Nick, along with Pete and Jeff for this informative walk through the 3-finger group of VO gestures, including: – 3-finger single tap – find your location on your phone, – 3-finger double tap: turn speech off/on.

Length: 10 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: Voiceover Gestures – the 2-finger Folly! (2017)

Description: Blind Abilities presents another episode in their series: iPhone 101. This is their second installment focusing on Voiceover gestures. In this segment, Pete Lane reviews the 2-finger gestures.

Length: 16 min

Source: Blind Abilities

iPhone101: VoiceOver Recognition – Image Descriptions, Screen Recognition, Text Recognition, and Using the Rotor and Setting up Quick Settings. (2021)

Description: Adding to our iPhone101 series, this demonstration explores VoiceOver Recognition and the 3 major features and the settings you want to be familiar with when using the iPhone or iPad VoiceOver accessibility feature. The Rotor and the Quick Settings is demonstrated as well as having access to the VoiceOver Recognition settings can be very beneficial “on the fly”.

Length: 19 min

Source: Blind Abilities

King of Dragon Pass: an Epic Saga of Conflict, Mythology and Community (2012)

Description: Michael Feir gives us a detailed walk-through and demonstration of King of Dragon Pass, an iOS game that blends interactive stories and resource management into an epic saga of conflict, mythology and community.The developer’s commitment to accessibility ensures that this game has a strong following among VoiceOver users.

Length: 1 hour 42 min

Source: AppleVis

Kristy Has Gone Viral! YouTuber, Kristy Viers, Talks Braille Screen Input, Dystopia Beta, 3d Printing, College and a Little About Cats (2020)

Description: Kristy Viers joined Jeff Thompson in the Blind Abilities Studio and talked about her YouTube Channel Kristy Viers, her College Experience, Beta Testing Apps and Braille Screen Input on her iPhone. Kristy had a YouTube video go viral with nearly 30,000 people listening. Kristy had to shut down her notifications as every device was going off for a few days.

Length: 32 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Learn SuperNova: Voice Controls (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to turn SuperNova speech on or off and adjust voice, volume, speed, synthesizer, and language settings.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

A Look into Alfred for Mac: Part 1 Overview of Alfred’s Features and Functionalities (2025)

Description: Explore the world of productivity with Gaurav’s latest AppleVis podcast episode—the first in a three-part series diving into the powerful Alfred app for macOS. Tailored especially for VoiceOver users, Alfred streamlines your workflow by letting you perform a wide range of tasks simply by typing, eliminating the need to navigate complex interfaces.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

A Look into Alfred for Mac: Part 2 Guide to the Settings Window and Overall Settings (2025)

Description: Discover new levels of productivity with Gaurav’s latest AppleVis podcast episode — the second installment in a three-part series all about the powerful Alfred app for macOS. Designed specifically for VoiceOver users, Alfred helps you speed up your workflow by letting you accomplish a wide range of tasks simply by typing—no need to navigate complicated menus or interfaces.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

A Look into Alfred for Mac: Part 3 How to Clear the Trash, Reboot the Computer, and Perform Other Tasks Using Alfred Keywords (2025)

Description: Unlock greater productivity with Gaurav’s latest episode on the AppleVis podcast — the final chapter in a three-part series all about Alfred, the powerful macOS productivity app tailored for VoiceOver users. Alfred lets you breeze through tasks simply by typing, eliminating the need to dig through menus or complex interfaces.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

A Look into Alfred for Mac: Part 4 Power User Tips for System Control & Clipboard Magic (2025)

Description: Gaurav continues his deep dive into the Alfred app for Mac, focusing on the Features pane within the settings. He provides a detailed walkthrough on customizing Alfred to boost productivity and usability, with special attention to voiceover users. Gaurav explores various powerful features of Alfred, including Universal Actions, hotkey configuration, web search customization, and clipboard history management.

Length: 18 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac Basics #1: Starting VoiceOver (2012)

Description: In the first of a series of podcasts intended to help new users of VoiceOver on the Mac, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to get VoiceOver running on any Mac laptop or desktop.These demonstrations were recorded on a Mac running OS X Snow Leopard, but the procedure is still the same at the time of posting.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac Basics #11: How to Create and Rename Folders on the Mac with VoiceOver (2012)

Description: In the eleventh of a series of podcasts intended to help new users of VoiceOver on the Mac, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to create and rename folders when using VoiceOver. These demonstrations were recorded on a Mac running OS X Snow Leopard, but the procedure is still the same at the time of posting.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac Basics #15: How to Turn Off the VoiceOver Trackpad Commander (2012)

Description: In the fifteenth of a series of podcasts intended to help new users of VoiceOver on the Mac, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to turn off the VoiceOver trackpad commander. These demonstrations were recorded on a Mac running OS X Snow Leopard, but the procedure is still the same at the time of posting.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac Basics #16: How to Unmute Speech If VoiceOver Is Running (2012)

Description: In the sixteenth of a series of podcasts intended to help new users of VoiceOver on the Mac, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to unmute VoiceOver speech if it has inadvertently been muted whilst running VoiceOver. These demonstrations were recorded on a Mac running OS X Snow Leopard, but the procedure is still the same at the time of posting.

Length: 2 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac Basics #2: How to Familiarize Yourself with the Keyboard on a Mac Using VoiceOver (2012)

Description: In the second of a series of podcasts intended to help new users of VoiceOver on the Mac, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to use the Keyboard Helper feature in OS X to familiarize yourself with the keyboard layout and functions.These demonstrations were recorded on a Mac running OS X Snow Leopard, but the procedure is still the same at the time of posting.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac Basics #25: an Overview of the VoiceOver Navigation Options (2012)

Description: In this edition of his series of podcasts intended to help new users of VoiceOver on the Mac, David Woodbridge gives us an overview of the VoiceOver navigation commands. These demonstrations were recorded on a Mac running OS X Lion, but the procedure is still the same at the time of posting.

Length: 26 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac Basics #26: Using Auto Spelling Suggestions with VoiceOver (2012)

Description: In this edition of his series of podcasts intended to help new users of VoiceOver on the Mac, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to use auto spelling suggestions with VoiceOver. These demonstrations were recorded on a Mac running OS X Lion, but the procedure is still the same at the time of posting.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac Basics #8: How to Access Menu Bar, Dock and Desktop (2012)

Description: In the eighth of a series of podcasts intended to help new users of VoiceOver on the Mac, David Woodbridge demonstrates how to access the menu bar, dock and desktop when using VoiceOver. These demonstrations were recorded on a Mac running OS X Snow Leopard. In Mountain Lion, only VO+M for Main Apple Menu, and VO+MM for Status (now called Extras) menu.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

An Overview and Demonstration of the English VoiceOver Voices Available on iOS (2018)

Description: Cati gives us an overview and demonstration of the English voices available for VoiceOver users on iOS. Additionally, Cati demonstrates the process of downloading a voice.

Length: 40 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Exploring the Grouping Behavior Options for VoiceOver Navigation on macOS (2022)

Description: Tyler discusses and demonstrates the Grouping Behavior options available for VoiceOver on macOS.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Disable Haptic Feedback for “No Item Discovered,” and Why You Might Want To (2021)

Description: From his series looking at some of what’s new and notable in iOS 15, Thomas Domville Shows us how haptic feedback is now given to VoiceOver users when “No Item Discovered,” and tells us how it can be disabled.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Restoring a Single File from a Time Machine Backup (2015)

Description: Carlos Taylor gives a walk-through of how to restore a single file from a Time Machine backup using VoiceOver. Note: In macOS Ventura, rather than locating a backup by interacting with a slider, each backup is represented by a button in the timeline controls window; clicking this button selects the backup.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Using Caps Lock as a VoiceOver Modifier Key on macOS (2015)

Description: Explains the accessibility techniques, features, or tools covered in “Quick Tip: Using Caps Lock as a VoiceOver Modifier Key on macOS.”

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Using the Text Selection Rotor to Select Text on iOS and iPadOS (2019)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to use the Text Selection Rotor to select text on iOS and iPadOS.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

QuickHit: Facebook Adds VoiceOver Using the Rotary and Actions Setting (2016)

Description: Now you can interact with the Facebook app on IOS using VoiceOver and the Rotary gesture under the Actions heading. You can follow the Blind Abilities Channel on the Audioboom app by searching for Blind Abilities Channel. We are also at BlindAbilities.com on the web.

Length: 2 min

Source: Blind Abilities

QuickHit: the Text Selection Editing Feature for Voiceover Users on IOS9 (2015)

Description: Jeff Thompson gives a short demonstration on finding and using the new Text Selection feature for Voiceover users on the iphone with IOS9.

Length: 3 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Quiet the Noise: Managing VoiceOver Sensory Overload on iOS (2025)

Description: Thomas Domville (also known as AnonyMouse) walks listeners through the new and customizable VoiceOver sounds and haptic feedback options introduced in iOS. Thomas highlights how these features can be especially helpful for users who experience sensory overload or prefer a more tailored accessibility experience. Explains how to access, adjust, and personalize VoiceOver sound effects and haptics, including how to change volumes, intensities, and even toggle individual sounds on or off.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Reach Out and Touch the New Braille Features in iOS 11 (2018)

Description: Scott Davert demonstrates and discusses the changes for braille display users in iOS 11 and later. How to set up type to Siri, braille captioning, how to customize braille keyboard commands, and the new settings in the braille menu are covered. A roughly edited follows.

Length: 24 min

Source: AppleVis

Setting up Face ID on the iPhone X with VoiceOver (2017)

Description: Dave Nason demonstrates setting up Face ID on the iPhone X with VoiceOver enabled.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

Silent Safety: Exploring SoSecure by ADT, an iOS App for Emergency Assistance (2025)

Description: Episode, host Seamus introduces the SoSecure app by ADT, a free iOS emergency assistance application designed to connect users quickly with ADT agents who can contact emergency services on their behalf. Seamus offers a detailed walkthrough of the app’s features, accessibility, and functionality, highlighting its usefulness—especially for those who rely on VoiceOver or have specific communication needs.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

Some Apple Slices. Moving Apps, Using Voice Control with VoiceOver, and Reassigning Thumb Keys on the APH Mantis and Similar Braille Displays (Episode 98) (2021)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 35 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

Spell Checking Using the Misspelled Words Rotor Option with VoiceOver on iOS (2018)

Description: Scott Davert demonstrates using the Misspelled Words rotor option in iOS. He notes some of the limitations, what to do when a misspelled word does not have the replacement word you want, and proves to us he doesn’t always know what he’s talking about. Note that as of iOS 12.1, this rotor option appears in text fields with Safari, Mail, and Messages.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

Starting Fresh: How to Reset VoiceOver Settings on iOS (2025)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates a new iOS feature that lets you reset VoiceOver settings back to factory defaults—useful when settings have become confusing or inconsistent. He walks through where the option lives, how to activate it, and the consequences (you’ll lose all customizations).

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Sunshine with a Side of Snark: CARROT Weather: Alerts & Radar for iOS (2024)

Description: Join Thomas Domville in learning how to use Carrot Weather for iOS with VoiceOver. Carrot Weather for iOS is a feature-rich weather application that offers a unique blend of humor and functionality. It provides accurate and detailed forecasts, including current, hourly, and daily predictions.

Length: 1 hour 32 min

Source: AppleVis

Taming the Magic Tap: Stop Accidental Media Playback on iOS (2025)

Description: Thomas Domville explains how to stop the two-finger Magic Tap gesture from unexpectedly starting or pausing media playback. If you hang up a

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

Tek Talk Welcomes Michael Feir to Discuss the Third Edition of His Book Personal Power for iOS (2025)

Description: After over two years of work, the third edition of my free book for blind users of iPhones is available. Personal Power: Getting The Most From iOS as a Totally Blind User takes new users from setting up an iPhone through to mastering VoiceOver and using apps. Apple has added many useful things to iOS 18 including a helpful tutorial for VoiceOver among other changes.

Length: 1 hour 6 min

Presenter(s): Michael Feir

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Three Easy Ways to Learn and Use Emoji Like a Pro (2018)

Description: Thomas Domville shares some tips on using emoji on iOS. Topics covered include enabling, accessing and using the emoji keyboard; setting VoiceOver to announce when it reads an emoji in text; and using the VoiceOver rotor and suggestions to speed up emoji selection and entry.

Length: 22 min

Source: AppleVis

Tidy up Instantly: the Mac Shortcut You Didn’t Know You Needed (2025)

Description: Of the AppleVis podcast, Siddarth shares a quick and efficient way to organize multiple files into a single folder on a Mac using a simple shortcut. He demonstrates how to use VoiceOver to select documents around a specific topic—like “Holistic Education Development”—and instantly group them together by pressing Control + Command + N.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Twitter Feature Allows Users to Add Descriptions to Photos (2016)

Description: This particular demonstration is for the iPhone using VoiceOver accessibility. Follow along tell your sighted friends to check it out and turn on this feature in their device.

Length: 8 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Whaaaat? Using Made for iPhone Hearing Aids from a VoiceOver Users Perspe…. Whaaaaat? (2019)

Description: Scott Davert shows us the features available with MFi supported hearing aids or Cochlear Implant processors from the perspective of a VoiceOver user. MFi compatible hearing aids come from many manufacturers and there are numerous models supported. You can see Apple’s official support page which gives a fairly accurate account of which hearing aids have MFi support.

Length: 32 min

Source: AppleVis

What’s New in iOS 14.5: New Siri Voices (2021)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how in iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5 Siri gains two new American English voice options, with the list of available voice options now numbered, rather than being described as male or female. Additionally, when setting up a new device, you will be prompted to select your preferred Siri voice rather than there being a default. The new Siri voices are also available to use with VoiceOver.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

WikiTrip: VoiceOver-Accessible Wikipedia-Powered Audio Guide for Road Trips on iOS (2026)

Description: WikiTrip – Travel Audio Guide is an iOS app that uses VoiceOver accessibility with a location-based audio guide to pull curated information from Wikipedia and read it aloud while the listener is moving.

Length: 21 min

Source: AppleVis

XPress Yourself in New Ways with the Animoji Feature ON the iPhone X (2018)

Description: Seyoon Choi demonstrates a use of the Animoji feature that was recently introduced with the iPhone X. He demonstrates how the feature works with VoiceOver, as well as addressing current concerns about this unique feature within the Messages app.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac Accessibility (43)

Training on macOS accessibility features, assistive technologies, applications, and workflows.

AppleVis Extra #32: John Panarese; Mac for the Blind; and Apple Certified Training (2015)

Description: In this edition of the AppleVis Extra, Scott and Alex sat down with John Panarese of MacForTheBlind.com, who is an Apple-certified OS X instructor. He told us all about how anyone, blind or sighted, can obtain this certification. The only limitation is that the test must be taken in person at an authorized training center; use this page to locate your nearest training center.

Length: 51 min

Source: AppleVis

Battery Monitor: View All of the Information That You Could Ever Want About the Battery in Your MacBook Pro or Air (2013)

Description: David Woodbridge gives us a demonstration of Battery Monitor, a Mac application that provides access to just about everything that you could ever want to know about the battery in your MacBook Pro or Air. This includes: Display of the charge state in the Dock: This is useful if you cannot or do not like to use the display in the menubar of Mac OS X, e.g.

Source: AppleVis

Demonstrating the Home App on MacOS (2018)

Description: Alex Hall demonstrates the Home app on MacOS. The Home App is new in macOS 10.14 Mojave.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration and Walk-through of Mine Racer for Mac (2017)

Description: In this Walk-through, T Dog gives us a brief demonstration of Mine Racer for Mac available from 2MB Solutions. You can play a free demo of the game, and purchase a fully-functional copy for $5 U.S.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration and Walkthrough of Be My Eyes for Mac (2026)

Description: Tyler demonstrates the Be My Eyes app for Mac. (Editor’s Note: Be My Eyes is the parent company of AppleVis.) With Be My Eyes for Mac, you can use Be My AI to generate high-quality descriptions of visual content, such as screenshots, images stored on your Mac or its clipboard, and pictures taken using your Mac’s camera.

Length: 26 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration and Walkthrough of macOS Recovery (2023)

Description: Tyler gives a demonstration and walkthrough of macOS Recovery, a suite of utilities that can help resolve issues with your Mac and manage startup parameters.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration and Walkthrough of the Storage-Management Features of macOS (2022)

Description: Tyler discusses and explores some storage-management features of macOS. Note: In macOS Ventura, these features have been relocated to System Settings > General > Storage.

Length: 19 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Cisco Packet Tracer for Mac, a Powerful Network Simulation Tool (2023)

Description: Majid Almaadeed gives us a demonstration of Cisco Packet Tracer for Mac, a versatile network simulation and visualization tool designed for learning and practicing networking concepts. It provides a virtual environment where users can create, configure, and simulate network topologies and devices, enabling them to gain hands-on experience with networking technologies without the need for physical hardware.

Length: 34 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of the Chess Application Which Comes Preloaded on All Mac Computers (2014)

Description: Alex Hall takes a look at the Chess application which comes preloaded on all Mac computers. This is a companion to his guide to the Chess app. You can use the Chess application to play chess against the computer or another person, or watch the computer play against itself.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Experience New macOS Beta Software with Confidence: Dual Boot macOS and Run Beta Software Alongside the Latest Public Release of macOS (2025)

Description: Levi Gobin demonstrates how to prepare your Mac for beta testing by creating a second volume on your Mac’s internal disk to install and run beta versions of the operating system. This way, you can run the beta when you want, but continue to use your Mac with the current shipping version of macOS.

Length: 44 min

Source: AppleVis

Exploring the Autosave and Versioning Capabilities of macOS (2015)

Description: Jonathan Simeone discusses and demonstrates the autosave and versioning features of macOS. These provide the peace of mind of knowing that your work is being automatically saved as you type, and that it’s quick and easy to revert to a previous version of a document. While TextEdit is demonstrated in this tutorial, these features work in a variety of macOS apps.

Length: 16 min

Source: AppleVis

Getting Started with Numbers on Mac: Lesson 5 - Basic Formulas (2025)

Description: Gaurav is back with the next installment in our Numbers tutorial series, diving into one of the most essential spreadsheet skills: the SUM function. Whether you’re tracking expenses or organizing data, learning to total values quickly is a must.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Go Dashing for Toys in the Great Toy Robbery 2.0 for Mac (2018)

Description: Alex Hall shows us The Great Toy Robbery 2.0. Play as Naughty Mcnaughterson as you dash through Santa’s workshop picking up toy after toy. But, it’s not that easy.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Go into Battle with Blind Gladiator for Mac (2016)

Description: Khalfan Bin Dhaher gives us a brief demonstration and walk-through of Blind Gladiator for Mac.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

How and When to Start Your Mac in Safe Mode (2024)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to start your Mac in safe mode and explains in what situations this may be useful. Safe mode is a feature of macOS that disables login items, third-party drivers, and legacy system extensions at startup, useful if an incompatible item in one of these groups is causing a problem with your Mac.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Assign Custom Keyboard Shortcuts to Menu Bar Commands in macOS (2023)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to assign your own keyboard shortcuts to menu bar commands that lack default shortcuts in macOS. An example of where this may be useful is in System Settings, where many settings can be quickly accessed from the View menu; however, none of these commands have default keyboard shortcuts mapped to them.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Change the Default App for Opening a Certain Type of File on macOS (2015)

Description: Alex Hall demonstrates how to change the default app for opening a certain type of file on macOS. This may be useful if, for example, you’d rather RTF documents opened with Pages instead of TextEdit by default.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Customize the Control Center and Menu Bar on macOS (2025)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to customize the Control Center and menu bar on macOS. With macOS Tahoe, the Mac’s Control Center and menu bar have become more customizable, with the ability to add, remove, and reorder a greater variety of items.

Length: 11 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Disable Predictive Text Suggestions on macOS (2024)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to disable predictive text suggestions on macOS. As you type on your Mac, macOS by default attempts to finish words and phrases it thinks you’re trying to type.

Length: 3 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Encrypt an External Disk on macOS (2024)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to encrypt an external disk on macOS for improved security of the disk’s contents.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Look up the Definition of a Word Using Spotlight in macOS (2016)

Description: Alex Hall demonstrates how to look up the definition of a word using Spotlight in macOS. To do this, press Command-Space from anywhere in macOS to open Spotlight, and type the word you want defined. Then press Command-L, followed by Return, and a window with the definition of the word you searched for will be displayed.

Length: 2 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Manage Login Items on macOS (2026)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to manage login items on macOS.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Move Files and Folders in the macOS Finder (2021)

Description: Crayton demonstrates how to move files and folders in Finder using the keyboard. To do this, navigate to and select the file or folder you want to move, and choose Edit > Copy (or press Command-C.) Then, open the destination folder and press Command-Option-V to place it in that location.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Password-Protect and Encrypt a Folder on Your Mac (2025)

Description: In this practical tutorial episode, Siddarth Mahajan demonstrates how to turn a folder into an encrypted disk image (.dmg) file on your Mac, useful if you, for example, need to temporarily share your Mac with someone else and want to protect particularly sensitive data on it.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Permanently Delete Files and Folders on macOS (2017)

Description: In this quick tip, Chris Wright demonstrates how to permanently delete files and folders on macOS. To do this, in Finder, navigate to and select the item you want to delete, and press Command-Option-Delete. Click Delete in the confirmation dialog, and the item will be deleted immediately, bypassing the Trash.

Length: 2 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Schedule an Email to Send Later on macOS (2023)

Description: Tyler demonstrates how to schedule an Have you ever needed to send an

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use iCloud Folder Sharing on macOS (2020)

Description: Tyler Stephen demonstrates how to share folders in iCloud Drive on a Mac running macOS Catalina 10.15.4 or later. More information on sharing folders with iCloud Drive is available on this Apple Support page. With folder sharing in iCloud Drive, you can share entire folders of files with friends, family, or colleagues.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

How to View Your Mac’s Battery Capacity and Cycle Count (2025)

Description: Siddarth B walks you through the process of checking your MacBook’s battery capacity—an indicator of how well the battery retains a charge compared to when it was new. He also explains how to determine the cycle count, which tracks the number of times the battery has been completely drained and recharged.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

LaunchBar for OS X: Quickly Start Applications, Open Documents, Play Music, Compose Emails, Navigate the Web, and Much More (2015)

Description: Piotr Machacz gives us a demonstration of LaunchBar, a Mac application that allows you to quickly start applications, open documents, invoke system services, compose emails, navigate the Web, and much more.

Length: 42 min

Source: AppleVis

Learn SuperNova: Item Finder (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use Item Finder to list and navigate links, headings, and other elements in supported applications.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learning Logic Pro X: Automation (2023)

Description: In the third instalment of his tutorial series on learning Logic Pro X for Mac, Ming demonstrates how to use the Automation feature in Logic Pro X to manipulate the volume and panning of your tracks.

Length: 28 min

Source: AppleVis

Learning Logic Pro X: Unlocking the Power of EQ (2023)

Description: In the sixth instalment of his tutorial series on learning Logic Pro X for Mac, Ming discusses the importance of EQ and how to use Logic’s own EQ plugins. Ming demonstrate how to select presets, and what the impact is from tweaking each parameter.

Length: 43 min

Source: AppleVis

Learning Logic Pro X: Using Reverb (2023)

Description: In the fifth instalment of his tutorial series on learning Logic Pro X for Mac, Ming discusses how to insert a reverb plugin into a track, how to tweak the reverb using preset, and how to tweak the reverb parameters by personalizing them.

Length: 51 min

Source: AppleVis

Mac101 Demo: App Store Navigation on the Mac Using Command Plus 1 Through 8 (2022)

Description: With this tip of using Command plus 1 through 8, one can jump from section to section. So thanks Greg! If you have any feedback or suggestions, give us a

Length: 7 min

Source: Blind Abilities

MarsEdit: Easy and Accessible Blogging Software for Mac OS X (2016)

Description: Mike Malarsie gives us a demonstration of MarsEdit - the blog editor for WordPress, Tumblr, Blogger and more.–an easy, accessible program for blogging on the Mac.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

The New MacAir: Demo, Description, Overview, Hey Siri, Track Pad Gestures, iCloud, Desktop and Documents Sharing. No Unboxing, Promise! (2019)

Description: Brian Fischler, from That Blind Tech Show, gives a great description and overview of the new 2018 MacAir from Apple. From ports to keyboard and Track Pad gestures, Brian runs through the paces as well as his way of setting up the MacAir with iCloud and sharing across his other Apple devices.

Length: 23 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Quick Tip: Adding and Removing Items from the Finder Sidebar (2015)

Description: Jonathan Simeone demonstrates how to add and remove items from the Finder sidebar on macOS. The Finder sidebar is a list of folders and devices that can be quickly accessed from any Finder window or open and save dialog in macOS.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Access & Use Different Emoji Skin Tones on macOS (2015)

Description: Jonathan Simeone demonstrates how to access and use the diverse emoji icon set on the Mac.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: How to Format an SSD as APFS on macOS (2021)

Description: Andre Louis gives us a quick tutorial on how to format an SSD as APFS on macOS.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: Using the Spellcheck Facility on macOS (2015)

Description: Scott Davert demonstrates how to use the system-wide spellcheck facility on macOS.

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Quick Tip: What to Do If an App on Your Mac Becomes Unresponsive (2020)

Description: Tyler demonstrates what to do if an app on your Mac becomes unresponsive.

Length: 7 min

Source: AppleVis

Using the Automatically Add to iTunes Folder to Import Content into Your Library (2015)

Description: Jonathan Simeone discusses and demonstrates how to use the ‘Add to iTunes’ folder to quickly and easily import content into your Library. To make things even easier, Jonathan shares a tip to use Automator and Services on Mac OS X to move files to this folder.

Length: 19 min

Source: AppleVis

A Walk-Through and Demo of Dark Defender for Mac (2017)

Description: Piotr Machacz gives us a demonstration of Dark Defender, a free Mac game inspired by an old arcade game in which fleets of alien abductors are slowly invading planetoids inhabited by humans. Your task is to clear as many planetoids as you can of alien abductors and kill as many of their motherships as possible.

Length: 25 min

Source: AppleVis

Microsoft Office: Excel and Other Office Apps (25)

Training on accessibility in Microsoft Excel and Office applications other than Word and PowerPoint.

Advances in Low Vision Technology and Devices (2020)

Description: Low vision devices have come a long way. From simple handheld devices to the complex head mounted electronic options, low vision devices continue to change the lives of those that are fitted with it. This talk explores the gamut of options available to those that are visually impaired..

Length: 57 min

Source: Vision-Aid

AI apps for everyday accessibility. 25-Feb-2025 (2025)

Description: Blind Low Vision NZ in collaboration with Vision Australia delivered an educational webinar about AI applications that enhance accessibility for people who are blind and low vision. The session included demonstrations of key AI tools, real-life use cases, and an interactive Q&A segment. 0:00:00 Introduction by Israel Coello.

Length: 1 hour 1 min

Source: Blind Low Vision NZ

Analyzing Data When You Are Blind or Have Low Vision (2025)

Description: Explains tools and strategies that blind and low-vision students and researchers can use for accessible statistical and qualitative data analysis.

Source: American Foundation for the Blind

BITS Has the Solutions: Empowering Blind Tech Users Through Community, Training, and Opportunity (2025)

Description: In this Blind Abilities episode, Jeff Thompson talks with Jeff Bishop, president of BITS —Blind Information Technology Specialists—an all-volunteer organization empowering blind and low-vision individuals through accessible technology, community, and hands-on learning. Bishop outlines BITS ‘ rapid growth, affordable memberships, and expanding reach across platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook,

Length: 19 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Color Contrast (Module 13) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 13 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, learn how to use the <em>{=html}Color Contrast</em>{=html} module to programmatically determined whether text in a webpage has enough contrast with its background to be readable by people with moderately low vision—especially those who do not typically use contrast-enhancing assistive technology.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

a Comprehensive Demonstration and Review of the Envision Smart Glasses (Episode 202) (2022)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 2 hours 10 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

A Dark Room: a Text-Based RPG for iOS (2013)

Description: Orinks gives us a quick demonstration of A Dark Room, a text-based RPG for iOS. The developer of this game is so keen to limit spoilers, that the only information they provide about the game is: “awake, head throbbing, vision blurry.” The game combines interactive fiction with resource management.

Length: 10 min

Source: AppleVis

A Demonstration of Sling Television on the 4th Generation Apple TV (2016)

Description: Joseph Hodges gives us a demonstration of the Sling TV app on the 4th generation Apple TV. Sling TV is a subscription-based service that lets you watch live television “anytime, anywhere.”

Length: 28 min

Source: AppleVis

Deyesfree : an Accessible Dice Roller for iPhone and Apple Watch (2026)

Description: Harrison introduces **Deyesfree **, an accessible dice rolling app built specifically with VoiceOver users in mind. Rather than adapting a traditional visual interface, the app was designed from the ground up to provide a fast, intuitive experience for blind and low vision users while remaining equally enjoyable for anyone looking for a simple digital dice roller.

Length: 20 min

Source: AppleVis

Discover Accessible Technology You Didn’t Know You Had. 21-Nov-2024 (2024)

Description: Blind Low Vision NZ in collaboration with Vision Australia delivered an educational webinar about in-built accessibility features of Android phones, iPhones, Windows computers, as well as a quick introduction to the Seeing AI app to enhance daily living for people with low or no vision. 0:00:00 Introduction by Sarah Selvadurai. 0:01:30 Introductions by Damo McMorrow and Kent Walsdorf.

Length: 1 hour 2 min

Source: Blind Low Vision NZ

Envision AI; Use Your iPhone’s Camera and Artificial Intelligence to Recognize Text, Objects, Products, and More (2022)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a full walk-through of Envision AI, a free iOS app that allows you to use your iPhone’s camera to scan and recognize short text, documents, your surroundings, objects, people, products, and colours.

Source: AppleVis

experience Speaks Loudly – Kevin Chao Has Months of Experience with the Envision Glasses and the Dot Pad. Tactile Graphics on the Dot Pad Plus Aira on Envision Glasses! (2022)

Description: Below Podcast Summary: Kevin Chao joins Jeff Thompson in the Blind Abilities Studio to share with us his experience with the Envision Glasses from LetsEnvision.com plus the Aira App experience on the envision glasses. Kevin also gives us a peak at the Dot Pad, a tactile pad that connects to voice over and conveys tactile representations that one can explore.

Length: 23 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Exploring Technology: Technology 101 - Back to Basics (2022)

Description: This Vision Australia webinar covers basic technology concepts and practical skills for people who are blind or have low vision.

Length: 1 hour 2 min

Presenter(s): David Woodbridge and Tony Wu

Source: Vision Australia

Exploring Technology: Tips for Using Your Computer Efficiently and Effectively (2022)

Description: This Vision Australia webinar shares practical ways to use a computer more efficiently and effectively with accessible technology.

Length: 59 min

Presenter(s): David Woodbridge and Tony Wu

Source: Vision Australia

Getting Started with Numbers on Mac: Lesson 7 - Understanding the Concept of Tables and Inserting Multiple Tables on a Sheet (2025)

Description: Of the AppleVis Podcast, Gaurav returns with Lesson 7 in the ongoing series on mastering Numbers, Apple’s free spreadsheet app for Mac. This lesson focuses on organizing data efficiently in Apple Numbers. Unlike Excel’s single-grid layout, Numbers offers a more flexible, canvas-like approach where multiple tables can coexist on a single sheet.

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Disable Always on Display on Your Pro-model iPhone (2022)

Description: With Always On Display, your iPhone 14 Pro or later pro-model iPhone will dim the Lock Screen while still showing information, such as the time, widgets and wallpaper, all while using new technologies that make the display power efficient. There is likely to be no utility to this feature for blind and some low vision users, so in this episode Thomas Domville demonstrates how to disable it.

Length: 4 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Make an Accessible Excel Sheet (2024)

Description: Create accessible Excel sheets with my instructions on descriptions, formatting, table creation, metadata, and running accessibility checks.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

iPhone 17e: Unboxing, First Impressions, and Hands-On with VoiceOver (2026)

Description: Michael Hansen unboxes and gives his initial impressions of Apple’s iPhone 17e. In addition to giving a physical description of the device, Michael demonstrates the speakers and VoiceOver performance on the iPhone 17e–giving blind, DeafBlind, and low vision users an idea of what they can expect from Apple’s newest budget iPhone. Disclaimer: This was generated by AI Note Taker – VoicePen, an AI-powered transcription app.

Length: 25 min

Source: AppleVis

Meet the Future of Email with Microsoft Outlook for iOS (2017)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a demonstration of Microsoft Outlook -

Length: 59 min

Source: AppleVis

The ReVision Fitness App: Let’s Change the Way We Look at It! Tyler Merren’s New App Is Ready for Your Workout! (2022)

Description: Below Podcast Summary: Creator of the ReVision Fitness App, Tyler Merren, joins Jeff Thompson in the Blind Abilities Studio to celebrate the release of his multi-platform ReVision Fitness App. Tyler talks about what inspired the app and how he went about configuring the complexities surrounding an audio based application to provide beginner, intermediate and advance exercise training for the Blind and Visually Impaired as well as the sighted.

Length: 26 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Teach Vision Impaired Youngsters VoiceOver Rotor Skills and Concepts with the Ballyland Rotor App (2022)

Description: Kushal Solanki gives us a walkthrough and demonstration of Ballyland Rotor, an iOS app that uses stories, sounds, and songs to teach youngsters how to use the VoiceOver rotor.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

Teach Vision Impaired Youngsters VoiceOver Skills and Concepts with the Ballyland Magic Plus App (2022)

Description: Kushal Solanki gives us a walkthrough and demonstration of Ballyland Magic Plus, and iOS app that uses games to teach youngsters how to use VoiceOver.

Length: 12 min

Source: AppleVis

Using Accessible Media with Students who are Blind or Low Vision (2021)

Description: Research has shown that the use of multimedia is beneficial to all students. However, it is not always easy to find educational media with high-quality description. The Described and Captioned Media Program is a federally funded program, which provides accessible educational media and much more.

Length: 1 hour 20 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

What’s New in iOS 26 Accessibility (2025)

Description: Thomas Domville (AnonyMouse) dives deep into the exciting new accessibility features in iOS 26. From improved VoiceOver experiences to powerful tools for customization and ease of use, this update offers meaningful improvements for blind, low-vision, and accessibility-focused users. Whether you’re a long-time VoiceOver user or just curious about Apple’s accessibility innovations, this episode guides you through the highlights with real examples, demonstrations, and practical insights.

Length: 26 min

Source: AppleVis

World Champion Lex Gillette – the Journeyman, and Inspiring Young Athlete, Mitch Smedley – the Apprentice, Talk Olympics, Goals and Having a Vision (2019)

Description: World Champion Lex Gillette – The Journeyman, and Inspiring Young athlete, Mitch Smedley, The apprentice, Talk Olympics, Goals and Having a Vision And this podcast we catch up with Lex Gillette, a four-time Paralympian with numerous awards. Lex is competing and training 5 days a week and has his vision set on Tokyo Japan in 2020.

Length: 26 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Microsoft Office: PowerPoint (34)

Training on creating, remediating, testing, and using accessible Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.

Adding Alternative Text to Images and Other Objects (Module 7) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 7 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, learn that Assistive Technology cannot infer meaning from images and other objects, such as pictures, images of text, images of tables, shapes, and icons with hyperlinks. Explains how to apply “alt text” to objects to ensure equivalent access the information.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Creating Accessible PowerPoint Presentations with ChatGPT-4.0 (2024)

Description: Create accessible PowerPoint presentations with ChatGPT-4.0 with this step-by-step guide. Meet accessibility standards effortlessly!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Creating an Accessible PowerPoint: Step-by-Step Guide (2023)

Description: Explains how to create an accessible PowerPoint by following best practices and using the built-in accessibility checker.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Description: In Module 8 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, learn how to add links to a presentation so that each link has a unique and descriptive name to allow assistive technology users to determine the destination, function or purpose of links.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Creating PowerPoint Templates (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use the Microsoft PowerPoint slide master to help others create accessible presentations.

Length: 8 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Creating the Presentation’s Layout Design and Establishing the Logical Reading Order (Module 1) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 1 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, discover how to use the slide layout, themes and customized master slides to establish a logical reading order when creating your presentation.

Length: 9 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Ensuring Color and Other Visual Characteristics That Convey Information Are Also Described in Text (Module 3) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 3 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, discover how to consider color and other visual characteristics, such as size, shape, and location are used to convey meaning when creating your presentation.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Ensuring Descriptions of Embedded Audio, Video and Multimedia Files Are Accurate (Module 11) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 11 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, learn how to embed audio-only, video-only or multimedia files into your presentation so that individuals with disabilities have comparable access to the information.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Excluding Flashing Objects (Module 12) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 12 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, learn how flashing objects can cause seizures and should never be used and cannot be considered accessible. Warning: This video demonstrates a type of flashing object that should never be used.

Length: 1 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Formatting Columns Correctly (Module 4) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 4 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, understand when modifying a slide’s layout, it may be necessary to structure content into columns. Explains how to ensure that content is read in the proper reading order by using the column tool.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Formatting Lists Properly (Module 5) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 5 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, discover how to use lists to organize and structure content so that assistive technology can identify that information is contained in a group, and convey the relationship between each item within the list.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Formatting Text for the Intended Language (Module 10) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 10 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, discover how to use the language tool to programmatically set the presentation language to enable assistive technology to infer and correctly pronounce content.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

How to Add Animations to Text in PowerPoint (2024)

Description: Explains how to enhance accessibility and engagement with PowerPoint Animations in this informative tutorial.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Add Slide Numbers in PowerPoint (2024)

Description: Learn the easy steps for adding Slide Numbers in PowerPoint to enhance your presentation’s accessibility and professionalism.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Choose File Names in PowerPoint | Section 508 for PowerPoint (2024)

Description: Ensure Section 508 compliance for PowerPoint file names with this concise guide. Explains how to create accessible, descriptive names.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Create Accessible Icons in Microsoft PowerPoint (2025)

Description: Explains how to create accessible icons in PowerPoint with high contrast, clear outlines, and inclusive design for improved usability.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Create Accessible Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations (2024)

Description: Demonstrates techniques for creating accessible Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.

Length: 59 min

Series: Minnesota STAR Webinars and Demonstrations

Source: Minnesota STAR Program

How to Create Accessible Slide Transitions in PowerPoint (2025)

Description: Explains how to create accessible PowerPoint slide transitions without animations using a simple slide duplication technique.

Length: 2 min

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Create an Organizational Chart Using a List in Microsoft PowerPoint (2024)

Description: Create a professional organizational chart in MS PowerPoint using SmartArt. Follow steps to convert a list into a visual hierarchy.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Crop an Image in Microsoft PowerPoint (2024)

Description: Do you need to crop an image in Microsoft PowerPoint? The Accessibility Guy’s step-by-step guide is all you need!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Edit PowerPoint Slide Masters for Accessibility (2025)

Description: Explains how to edit PowerPoint slide masters to customize logos, footers, fonts, and layouts for professional and accessible presentations.

Length: 12 min

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Hide a Slide Title in PowerPoint (2022)

Description: Since every slide must have a title it may interfere with the layout there is an option to hide the title.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make a Section 508 Compliant PowerPoint Template | WCAG (2023)

Description: Uncover the process of creating an accessible PowerPoint template, promoting inclusive design. Make your presentations accessible!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make Pie Charts Accessible in PowerPoint (2022)

Description: Guide users through how to create an accessible pie chart in PowerPoint.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Set the Reading Order of a Slide | Section 508 for PowerPoint (2024)

Description: Ensure your PowerPoint slides are accessible by setting the correct reading order using the Reading Order panel.

Length: 3 min

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the Accessibility Checker in PowerPoint (2024)

Description: Discover how to enhance PowerPoint Accessibility using built-in checker tools. Easy fixes for a more inclusive presentation.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Description: Cover how to create accessible links within PowerPoint for both text and images.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Lists in PowerPoint Accessibility (2022)

Description: Is going to show users how to apply lists in PowerPoint for accessibility purposes. Ordered and unordered lists are shown.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Making Vital Background Information Accessible (Module 9) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 9 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, learn how to ensure that vital information, created as a watermark or placed in the Header of Footer of the slide, can be accessed by assistive technology.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Saving in the .pptx Format with a Descriptive Filename (Module 13) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 13 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, discover how a descriptive file name identifying the document or its purpose helps everyone, including people with disabilities, locate, open, and switch between documents.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Slide Titles Should Be Unique in PowerPoint for Accessibility (2022)

Description: Slide titles should be unique. Every slide in the slide deck should have a purposeful name. It’s easy to use duplicate titles but do your best to avoid duplicates.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Table Accessibility in PowerPoint (2022)

Description: Table accessibility is an important aspect of creating accessible PowerPoint files. Be sure to follow all basic table accessibility features.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Using a Theme in PowerPoint (2022)

Description: Setting a theme in PowerPoint is one of the quickest methods for making your document accessible to assistive technology.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Using Built-In Features to Create Data Tables (Module 6) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 6 of the How to Author and Test Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations for Accessibility video series, learn how to use the built-in table features so that assistive technology can read a data tables information in a meaningful manner.

Length: 4 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Microsoft Office: Word (32)

Training on creating, remediating, testing, and using accessible Microsoft Word documents.

Accessible Fonts for Section 508 Compliance (2023)

Description: Explains how to choose and set accessible fonts to help make all your Microsoft Word documents section 508 compliant.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Adding Descriptive Captions to Charts and Graphs in Microsoft Word |section 508 for Word (2023)

Description: Explains how to effectively use captions to describe charts and graphs to ensure Word accessibility for Section 508 compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Alternate Text in Microsoft Word (2022)

Description: Learn best practices in applying alternate text to images in Microsoft Word to ensure users understand the picture’s significance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Alternative Text for Images and Non-text Elements in Microsoft Word |section 508 for Word (2023)

Description: “Learn how to use ‘Alt Text’ effectively in Word documents for Section 508 compliance, enhancing accessibility for all.”

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Comments and Formatting Marks Are Not Accessible | MS Word Accessibility (2025)

Description: Learn how comments and paragraph marks in Word affect accessibility and get tips to create inclusive, reader-friendly documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Description: Best practices for Section 508 compliant Word Documents: URLs must be descriptive and describe to the user the content of the linked page.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Duxbury Braille Translator: Working in an Existing Document and Using Microsoft Word (2025)

Description: What is a practical workflow for transcribing using Duxbury Braille Translator? Attend this second in a series of four webinars which provide a structured introduction to Duxbury answering the essential questions, like: Which file do I need? What does Microsoft Word have to do with Duxbury?

Length: 1 hour 19 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Ensuring Color Contrast Compliance in Microsoft Word | Section 508 for Word (2024)

Description: Learn to achieve the correct color contrast ratios in Microsoft Word for Section 508 compliance, and explore its importance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Description: Explains how to make hyperlinks accessible in Microsoft Word with this easy step-by-step guide with companion video.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How Do I Make Tables Accessible in Microsoft Word? (2022)

Description: Any time you use a table in Microsoft Word - make sure it’s accessible!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Description: Explains how to add accessible hyperlinks in Word with clear text, screen tips, and best practices for inclusive documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Add Columns to Microsoft Word Document – Video Post (2022)

Description: Walk users through how to apply columns in microsoft word.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Add Footnotes and Endnotes in MS Word (2024)

Description: “Discover how to add footnotes and endnotes in Microsoft Word to boost readability and accessibility of your documents.”

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Add Page Numbers in MS Word (2024)

Description: Explains how to add page numbers in Microsoft Word and customize them for a seamless, accessible reading experience with our quick, easy guide.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Adjust Page Margins in MS Word (2024)

Description: Explains how to adjust page margins in Microsoft Word with this quick guide, ensuring your documents are formatted perfectly for accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Apply Patterns and Color to a Chart in Microsoft Word (2024)

Description: Explains how to make charts accessible in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint. Ensure inclusivity in your documents by following these steps.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Create an Accessible Bar Chart Template in Microsoft Word (2025)

Description: Explains how to create an accessible bar chart template in Microsoft Word using pattern fills for inclusive, color-blind-friendly design.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Create an Accessible Textbox Effect in Microsoft Word (2025)

Description: Explains how to create an accessible text box in Microsoft Word with simple styles that ensure compatibility with assistive technologies.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Insert Footnotes in Microsoft Word | Section 508 for Word (2024)

Description: A detailed guide on how to insert footnotes in Microsoft Word to comply with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Set Document Properties and Language in Microsoft Word | Section 508 for Word (2023)

Description: Master Microsoft Word Accessibility with this step-by-step guide on setting document properties for section 508 compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Microsoft Copilot (2025)

Description: Explains how to use Microsoft Copilot to create structured, accessible Word documents quickly with headings, tables, lists, and images.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the Accessibility Checker in Microsoft Word (2022)

Description: The accessibility checker is a great tool to use AFTER you have already implemented accessibility principles into your MS Word document.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the List Feature in MS Word | Section 508 for Word (2024)

Description: Explains how to use the list feature in Microsoft Word, to ensure Section 508 compliance. Create accessible lists!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the Microsoft Word Accessibility Checker (and Its Real Limitations) (2026)

Description: Explains how to use Microsoft Word’s accessibility checker and why it doesn’t ensure full compliance with accessibility standards.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Making Charts and Graphs Accessible | Section 508 for Word (2024)

Description: Explains how to make charts and graphs accessible in Word documents, ensuring Section 508 compliance and digital inclusivity.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Making Microsoft Word Documents Keyboard Accessible | Section 508 for Word (2024)

Description: Explore keyboard accessibility in Microsoft Word for Section 508 compliance, ensuring links are navigable using keyboard commands.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Managing Track Changes in Microsoft Word|Section 508 for Word (2023)

Description: Explains how to manage Track Changes in MS Word for Section 508 compliance, ensuring your documents are accessible and professional.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Microsoft Word for Beginners (2023)

Description: Provide an overview of the basics of Microsoft Word for beginners. It contains important aspects of accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Office Lens: Free OCR App from Microsoft (2017)

Description: Here is a quick overview of the new Office Lens App from Microsoft.This is a Free app that captures text and enables one to use the image/text in a variety of ways. From OCR to PowerPoint this new app seems to do it all especially when exported to a word processing app such as Microsoft Word itself.

Length: 6 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Removing Background Images and Watermarks in Microsoft Word |section 508 for Word (2023)

Description: Explore essential tips for MS Word accessibility focusing on removing watermarks and background images for Section 508 compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Resolving Content Navigation Issues in Microsoft Word: a Practical Guide (2023)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

What Are Headings and Why Do I Need Them? (2022)

Description: Headings are an important accessibility feature for people using assistive technology. Consider adding headings to google and word documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Training on accessible navigation, wayfinding, transportation, GPS, mapping, and travel technologies.

AmadeusPro: a Discussion About the Go to Navigation Tool (2015)

Description: Pete Lane, Garth Humphries and Jeff Thompson discuss the MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS for the valuable “Go To” navigation tool in Amadeus Pro, which was the subject of Pete’s recent demo podcast. The Go To tool provides a variety of time-saving applications in navigating through your sound file and for executing the placement of sound such as Intros and Outros using the Paste Over command or in multi-track applications.

Length: 15 min

Source: Blind Abilities

a Comprehensive Demonstration of the Be My Eyes Virtual Volunteer, and Chat GPT Pontificates on the Pros and Cons of Being Blind (Episode 222) (2023)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 2 hours

Source: Jonathan Mosen

Exploring Technology: Getting Out and About (Year unknown)

Source: Vision Australia

Fresh from the Summer Transition Program, Working as an AT Specialist and Volunteering for Apple, Microsoft and Google, Yahya Abdikadir Picks the U of M for His Programming and Computer Science Goals (2019)

Description: School is back in session and Yahya Abdikadir, a transition age student from Minnesota, took time out from his busy schedule to sit down with Jeff Thompson and talk about his choices and experience preparing for his studies and planning his career. Yahya attended the Summer Transition Program (STP) where he learned about Soft Skills and met other Blind and Visually Impaired students from around the state.

Length: 21 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Giving Public Evidence on School for the Blind Abuse, More on Ableist Language, and a Comprehensive Demonstration of the Vocaster Two Audio Interface fromFocusrite (Episode 189) (2022)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 2 hours

Source: Jonathan Mosen

How to Make Tables Accessible in MS Word | Section 508 for Word (2024)

Description: Ensure Section 508 compliance with effective table accessibility in Word. Learn to create accessible tables for better document navigation.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

If You Could Only Choose One Video Streaming Service, Which One Would You Pick, and a Review and Demonstration of the Spring Twitter App for Apple Devices (Episode 175) (2022)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 2 hours

Source: Jonathan Mosen

March 2025 program on Book Navigation (2025)

Length: 54 min

Series: Smart Speaking to the Smart Speaker

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Navigate with Cameras and Confidence with the new StellarTrek (2023)

Description: The new StellarTrek from HumanWare allows for all the benefits that have been present in stand-alone GPS products for many years with the advent of powerful enhancements thanks to dual onboard cameras. In addition to turn-by-turn instructions and information pertinent to a blind traveler, a user can now identify addresses or environmental text in real time.

Length: 1 hour 3 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

A New Series: Creating a Podcast Part 1 (2016)

Description: Blind Abilities Presents: A new series entitled Creating A Podcast. Pete Lane introduces, the first part in a multi-part series on the process of creating a podcast, from the initial Skype recording, editing and applying effects, working with split tracks, creating an Intro, Outro and inserting transitions.

Length: 18 min

Source: Blind Abilities

The Process of Creating a Podcast – Part 7 (2016)

Description: Blind Abilities offers Part 7 in their series: The Process Of Creating A Podcast. In this installment, Pete Lane works with a variety of audio clips, two of which he inserts into the interview to create transitions from topic to topic, and one of which is used to illustrate a discussion item in the interview.

Length: 24 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Reliving the Ride: Autonomous Vehicles, Driverless Navigation and Stepping into the Experience with Liz Bottner and Michael Colbrunn (Episode 600) (2020)

Description: Yes, it has been a few months since the summer conventions but we got this one coming out right now, and it nearly drove itself right out of the Blind Abilities studio. By the way, this is episode #600, Wow! Never forget.

Length: 15 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Skip Navigation - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: What are the accessibility requirements for allowing users to bypass blocks of content?

Source: Microsoft

Table of Contents in Word for Accessibility – Create in 4 Easy Steps (2023)

Description: Explains how to create a “Table of Contents” in Word for accessibility. Efficient and easy steps for document navigation.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Tek Talk Welcomes Amos Miller, Glidance Founder and CEO, to Discuss and Give Us Updates on Glide, the First Self-guided Mobility Aid Designed to Help Individuals with Sight Loss Navigate the World with Ease (2026)

Description: A groundbreaking leap in assistive technology, Glide combines cutting-edge navigational robotics and AI to provide you with an intuitive and comfortable guided experience. Using real-time data from an array of advanced sensors, Glide autonomously steers the way. It maps the best routes, identifies targets of interest, and avoids obstacles to get you safely to your destination.

Length: 58 min

Presenter(s): Amos Miller, Glidance Founder and CEO

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes Amos Miller, Glidance Founder and CEO, to Discuss Glide, the First Self-guided Mobility Aid Designed to Help Individuals with Sight Loss Navigate the World with Ease (2024)

Description: A groundbreaking leap in assistive technology, Glide combines cutting-edge navigational robotics and AI to provide you with an intuitive and comfortable guided experience.

Length: 1 hour 18 min

Presenter(s): Amos Miller, Glidance Founder and CEO

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes Joe Alfonso and Kürşat Ceylan of WeWALK to Discuss Its WeWALK Smart Cane 2. We Encourage Participants to Attend the Recording to Learn About This Product and to Ask Questions (2024)

Description: Introducing WeWALK Smart Cane 2. Our most advanced smart cane to date, packed with groundbreaking safety, navigation, and AI features. Driven by lived experiences and the voices of our Community, we crafted the Smart Cane 2 with the goal of creating the ultimate mobility tool for visually impaired people.

Length: 57 min

Presenter(s): Joe Alfonso and Kürşat Ceylan of WeWALK

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tiera Confident Independent Navigation with AI (2026)

Length: 54 min

Source: Blind Low Vision NZ

Using Book Navigation and Bookmarks (2025)

Length: 54 min

Series: Smart Speaking to the Smart Speaker

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

We’re with U Coming This Saturday, a Comprehensive Review of Fantastical for iOS, What’s Your Favourite Food Delivery Service and Why (Episode 173) (2022)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 1 hour 59 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

Web Accessibility Perspectives: Clear Layout and Design (2019)

Description: Explains how clear page structure, consistent design, headings, labels, and navigation improve web accessibility.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Web Accessibility Perspectives: Understandable Content (2019)

Description: Explains how plain language, structure, consistent navigation, and clear design make web content easier to understand.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Zoom H1essential Accessible Voice Recorder: Button Layout and Audio Demo (2024)

Description: Demonstrates the accessible Zoom H1essential recorder and explains its physical layout, controls, recording functions, and menu navigation.

Source: A. T. Guys

Zoom H4essential Accessible Voice Recorder: Button Layout and Audio Demo (2024)

Description: Demonstrates the accessible Zoom H4essential recorder and explains its controls, inputs, storage, power, and navigation.

Source: A. T. Guys

Zoom H6essential Accessible Voice Recorder: Button Layout and Audio Demo (2024)

Description: Demonstrates the accessible Zoom H6essential recorder and explains its physical layout, inputs, controls, storage, and menu navigation.

Source: A. T. Guys

Zoom PodTrak P4Next Review and Demonstration (Episode 41) (2025)

Description: Provides an in-depth demonstration of the Zoom PodTrak P4Next, including navigation with Voice Guide and the recorder’s major podcast-production features from a blind user’s perspective.

Presenter: Jonathan Mosen

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Screen Readers and Magnification (117)

Training on screen readers, screen magnifiers, and related techniques for nonvisual or low-vision computer access.

20 Minute Tech Tips: Chat with Picture Smart AI (Year unknown)

Description: See how the Chat feature in Picture Smart AI lets JAWS users ask follow-up questions and refine image descriptions.

Source: Freedom Scientific

2025 Vision Explore the Latest Updates in Fusion ZoomText and JAWS (2025)

Length: 54 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

5 PDF Accessibility Pro Tips | Adobe Acrobat (2025)

Description: Boost your workflow with 5 expert PDF accessibility tips to streamline remediation and improve screen reader compatibility in Adobe Acrobat.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Alternate Text and Decorative Images in PowerPoint (2022)

Description: Images need alternate text in PowerPoint to provide accurate descriptions for people who rely on screen readers.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Best Practices in Assistive Technology Training Instruction for Blind and Visually Impaired Adults (2020)

Description: Focusses on lessons learned over more than three decades of adult assistive technology instruction at the Carroll Center for the Blind in Newton Massachusetts. Training is conducted individually or in small groups (three to four people) with duration varying from just a few hours to several weeks. Most instruction covers using screen readers and screen magnification (primarily JAWS, ZoomText or Fusion) in the Windows environment.

Length: 1 hour 19 min

Source: Vision-Aid

Capti Narrator for iOS: Listen to Everything That You Want to Read (2016)

Description: Thomas Domville gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Capti Narrator, a free iOS app that will convert nearly any text content to audiobooks. Capti supports multiple file types, including PDF, DOC, PPT, EPUB and RTF files, with support for adding content from browsers, GoogleDrive, Dropbox, Bookshare, or Gutenberg.

Length: 36 min

Source: AppleVis

Cleanfeed for Accessible Remote Recording (Episode 21) (2021)

Description: Demonstrates Cleanfeed, an accessible browser-based tool for high-quality remote recording and collaboration, with attention to screen-reader use and podcast workflows.

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Collaboration Station: How to Track Changes and Comments with JAWS (2021)

Description: Collaboration is a fundamental skill at school and in the workplace. Students and staffers need the ability to work seamlessly on the same Word Document, especially as folks continue to attend school or work remotely. Join Elizabeth Whitaker and learn about how track changes and comments can allow the whole team to have input on a work-in-progress.

Length: 1 hour 25 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Conquering Canvas with JAWS Beyond the Basics (2023)

Description: The Canvas Learning Management System is a widely used platform for accessing classes online. When classes are created with accessibility in mind, students using the JAWS screen reader can easily navigate the Canvas interface and features using keyboard commands. Dive deeper into navigating Canvas with JAWS.

Length: 1 hour 20 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Creating Accessible Math Content in Canvas LMS (2025)

Description: Explains how to create accessible math content in Canvas LMS using LaTeX and built-in tools. Ensure your equations are screen reader-friendly!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Don’t Use Text Boxes in Microsoft Word (2024)

Description: Text boxes in Microsoft Word are not accessible. Learn alternatives to ensure your documents are accessible and screen-reader friendly.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Downloading Digital Books with JAWS (2020)

Description: Do you need instructions on downloading books with JAWS? Are you looking for ways to help students access a wider range of digital materials? Join this webinar for a discussion of common digital formats and leave with resources for downloading accessible books.

Length: 1 hour 11 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

(e)Mailing It In: JAWS and Gmail in Standard View (2021)

Description: Gmail Standard view is the default setting and allows you to use all included Gmail features. Explains how to navigate your inbox, read and compose messages, work with folders, and access Google Workspace apps directly from your Gmail account with JAWS.

Length: 1 hour 21 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Export Google Docs to Tagged PDF | Google Docs Update (2025)

Description: Discover how Google Docs now exports tagged PDFs, making documents more accessible and screen reader-friendly.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Faster Podcast Recording with Reaper Drop-Ins (Episode 27) (2022)

Description: Demonstrates a Reaper drop-in recording technique that can reduce editing time when producing solo podcasts or screen-reader demonstrations.

Presenter: Jonathan Mosen

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Filling the Canvas: Using JAWS with Canvas Learning Management System (2022)

Description: The Canvas Learning Management System is a widely used platform for accessing classes online. When classes are created with accessibility in mind, students using the JAWS screen reader can easily navigate lessons, assignments, and quizzes using a combination of reading and web navigation commands, plus native Canvas keyboard shortcuts. Delve into navigating Canvas with JAWS.

Length: 1 hour 21 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

From Gestures to Jobs: Learning Assistive Tech That Actually Matters (2026)

Description: Learning assistive technology isn’t just about memorizing shortcuts—it’s about building skills that open doors to school, work, and everyday life. Cheryl McIntosh and Sree Roy share how mastering screen readers like JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver can turn frustration into confidence. They break down why fundamentals matter, how learning why something works makes skills transferable, and why patience and practice are the real superpowers.

Length: 31 min

Source: Blind Abilities

General Navigation in YouTube with JAWS (2020)

Description: Explains how to navigate YouTube with JAWS and the keyboard, including page regions, video and playlist tabs, and common controls.

Source: Freedom Scientific

Goodbye 9 Minutes — Hello Custom Snooze! in Alarm on iOS (2025)

Description: Thomas Domville explains that, prior to iOS 26, the default alarm snooze was fixed at 9 minutes with no way to change it. In iOS 26, you can set a custom snooze duration directly in the Clock app when creating or editing an alarm. The episode walks through the exact steps with VoiceOver cues so screen-reader users can follow along comfortably.

Length: 6 min

Source: AppleVis

Google Docs Accessibility: a Comprehensive Review (2025)

Description: Discover the latest accessibility features in Google Docs, including AI tools, headings, tables, and screen reader support.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How Do I Apply Headings in Canvas? (2022)

Description: Headings are often used as the sole method for navigation for those using a screen reader or other assistive technology. It allows technology to navigate more effectively and serves as a method for jumping around text to get to the exact spot needed. Headings in Canvas.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Add Alternate Text to Images in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Description: Learn 3 ways (and a bonus) to add alt text to images in PDFs using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC to improve accessibility and screen reader support.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Apply Alternate Text to Images in Canvas (2022)

Description: Images in Canvas need accurate descriptions for students who rely on screen readers.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Apply Table Headers | Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Description: Learn 3 ways to apply table headers in PDFs using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and Venngage to support screen reader navigation.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Artifact Leading Dots in a Table of Contents for Accessibility in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2024)

Description: Explains how to artifact leading dots in a table of contents using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. Those dots are NOT screen reader friendly!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Convert a PDF to an Accessible Word Document Using ABBYY FineReader (2025)

Description: Explains how to convert a PDF to an accessible Word document using ABBYY FineReader for screen reader compatibility and better usability.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Create a Virtual Machine Using Azure and a Screen Reader (Year unknown)

Description: Shows how an Azure user who is Blind can create a virtual machine using Narrator, the built-in screen reader for Windows.

Length: 4 min

Source: Microsoft

How to Make an Excel Form Accessible (2025)

Description: Explains how to create accessible Excel forms with clear labels, validation, and protection for improved usability and screen reader support.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make Charts and Graphs Accessible in MS Word and PDF (2024)

Description: Explains how to improve the accessibility of charts and graphs in Word and PDF, using the snipping tool. Tested in JAWS and NVDA.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make Math in a PDF Accessible (2025)

Description: Explains how to make math accessible in PDFs using LaTeX, Mathpix, and Acrobat for better screen reader support and document tagging.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Play Fantasy Premier League on Your iPhone with VoiceOver (2021)

Description: Join our classic and head to head mini leagues with the codes apfedd and 9inp8h Fantasy Premier League is a massively popular game based on the English Premier League, enjoyed by millions around the world. Dave Nason demonstrates how to pick your team, make transfers, join mini leagues and more using the VoiceOver screen-reader on the iPhone.

Length: 1 hour 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Set the Scope of Table Header Cells in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2025)

Description: Explains how to set table header cell scope in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC to improve PDF accessibility and screen reader compatibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Setup JAWS to Autodetect Language (2025)

Description: Learn to enable automatic language switching in JAWS 2025 for seamless multilingual text reading and improved screen reader accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use LaTeX for Accessible Math in PDFs (2024)

Description: Explains how to make math equations in PDFs accessible for screen readers by using LaTeX descriptions in alt text.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Text Detection in the iOS Magnifier App (2023)

Description: Thomas Domville introduces us to the Text Detection feature added to the Magnifier app in iOS 17. This tool can read text aloud that is detected in real-time by your device camera or display it on the screen, making it a valuable resource for those with visual impairments or difficulties reading small or challenging text.

Length: 14 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Write Alt Text for Graphs, Charts, and Diagrams for Math and STEM Content (2025)

Description: Explains how to write effective alt text for math visuals like graphs, charts, and diagrams to improve accessibility and screen reader support.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Improve your View of Windows 10 and JAWS (2021)

Description: Although Windows 10 arrived with a look that might be considered scary, the operating system offers solutions to improve productivity. Join Elizabeth Whitaker of Vispero and dive into details to help your student navigate and search the Windows 10 operating system.

Length: 1 hour 23 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

An Introduction to Surf’s Up! Surfing the Internet with JAWS! (2019)

Description: Learn how Surf’s Up teaches JAWS users to read and work with web pages, web applications, help systems, and other HTML content.

Source: Freedom Scientific

iPhone 101: Introduction to Voiceover Settings – Part 1 (2017)

Description: Pete Lane continues the new Blind Abilities series: iPhone 101 with an introduction to Voiceover gestures. Pete walks through the very basic settings needed for new users to operate their iPhones using Voiceover, the built-in screen reader that comes on board all Apple products.

Length: 13 min

Source: Blind Abilities

JAWS and Citation Styles: Did someone say citation styles? (2021)

Description: What citation style are you and your students using to reference research papers? MLA, APA, or something else? No matter the style, Elizabeth Whitaker of Vispero will outline features in JAWS to confirm you know where your periods, quotations, and other formatting styles are at in those papers.

Length: 1 hour 29 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

JAWS and Gmail (2020)

Description: Want to know how to access your Gmail from anywhere using Google’s Web Mail option? Outlines optimal accessibility settings, show you how to work with messages, and discuss important features designed to enhance your

Length: 1 hour 25 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

JAWS and Text Analyzer: Do You What I Hear? (2021)

Description: As the school year comes to an end, students are polishing their portfolios and drafting their dissertations. Help your students pinpoint errors in their papers with JAWS Text Analyzer. Show you how a sound or spoken message can alert proofreaders to inconsistencies and make editing easier.

Length: 1 hour 23 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

JAWS Settings Center (2021)

Description: Explains how to navigate the JAWS Settings Center and customize JAWS behavior for tasks such as reading web pages, PDFs, and forms.

Presenter: Elizabeth Whitaker

Source: Freedom Scientific

JAWS with Google Chrome (2020)

Description: Want to get the most out of browsing the Internet with JAWS and Google Chrome? During this task-based training, we provide step-by-step instructions on various Chrome features, offer helpful tips on getting the most out of this widely used application, and show you keyboard shortcuts that add value to your browsing experience.

Length: 59 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

JAWS with Google Classroom (2020)

Description: Are you new to Google Classroom? Do you want to learn more about using screen reader software to navigate and complete classwork within Google Classroom? Join this webinar to preview the Google Classroom interface, navigate using keyboard commands, and explore other various components using JAWS.

Length: 1 hour 26 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Jaws with Google Docs Getting Started (2020)

Description: Are you new to Google Docs? Want to learn more about how you can write, edit, and share documents from anywhere? We introduce you to Google Docs, describe its layout, demonstrate its powerful features, and provide useful shortcuts to improve your user experience.

Length: 1 hour 14 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

JAWS with Google Slides (2020)

Description: Are you new to Google Slides? Do you want to learn how to create and edit presentations more effectively?

Length: 1 hour 27 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Juno Tips and Tricks: Camera (2022)

Description: Juno is not just your typical handheld video magnifier; it has the added benefit of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and is packed with many features typically only found in large desktop magnifiers. Compare how to use OCR on short tasks like reading labels to longer assignments in the classroom or workplace.

Length: 1 hour 24 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Juno Tips and Tricks: OCR (2022)

Description: Juno is not just your typical handheld video magnifier; it has the added benefit of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and is packed with many features typically only found in large desktop magnifiers. Compare how to use OCR on short tasks like reading labels to longer assignments in the classroom or workplace.

Length: 1 hour 30 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Keyboard Ninja: JAWS Commands Series Part 1 (2016)

Description: As part of the College/Career category we hope that this Keyboard Ninja series enhances your experience with JAWS and the Microsoft line of software. Cheryl demonstrates a variety of commands to help you navigate your document and how to research and define the content within a document.

Length: 19 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Keyboard Ninja Jaws Commands: Text Analyzer and Formatting (2016)

Description: As part of the College/Career category we hope that this Keyboard Ninja series enhances your experience with JAWS and the Microsoft line of software. In the 3rd episode Cheryl demonstrates a variety of commands to help you Format and check for errors that Jaws may not notice. She uses the Text Analyzer Feature to look for multiple fonts, font sizes, and other formatting discrepancies.

Length: 13 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Keyboard Ninja with JAWS Commands: Headings in Word (2016)

Description: As part of the College/Career category we hope that this Keyboard Ninja series enhances your experience with JAWS and the Microsoft line of software. Of the Keyboard Ninja Series, Cheryl demonstrates how to use headings in a document, your notes or when you want your writing to have just another level of organization. Cheryl also demonstrates how to use simple commands to navigate the headings at each level.

Length: 10 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Language Accessibility - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Learn how screen readers handle language settings on the web and in documents.

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

Learn SuperNova: Application and Situation Settings (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use application-specific and situation-specific settings in SuperNova.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Bookshelf (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to download, transfer, and read accessible books with SuperNova.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Character Echo (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to control what SuperNova speaks while you type, including letters, words, both, or neither.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Custom Colour Schemes (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to create a custom SuperNova colour scheme and adjust screen contrast and brightness.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Doc Reader (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use Doc Reader in SuperNova for reading document content.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Explore with the Dolphin Cursor (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to explore web pages with the Dolphin Cursor in SuperNova.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: How to Set Up Connect and View (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to connect a camera and configure SuperNova Connect and View for magnifying and reading printed material.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: How to Use Connect and View (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use SuperNova Connect and View to magnify printed documents or a classroom whiteboard while working on the computer.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Line View (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to display text as a continuous magnified line and control its movement and speed.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Magnifier Basics (Year unknown)

Description: Learn the basic SuperNova magnifier controls, including turning magnification on or off and changing magnification size.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Magnifier Views (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to switch among SuperNova magnifier views and adjust the size and position of magnified areas.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Read From Here (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use SuperNova’s Read From Here feature for continuous reading.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Speak Keys (Year unknown)

Description: Learn SuperNova keyboard commands for speaking the current letter, word, line, or selected text.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Text Style Announcements (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to change SuperNova settings for announcing text styles and formatting.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Touchscreen Magnification for Windows (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use SuperNova magnification on Windows tablets and touch-screen laptops.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Learn SuperNova: Verbosity (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to change SuperNova verbosity levels to control how much information the screen reader announces.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Mastering Mastodon, How Do You Get Started with Ham Radio, and a Fix for the Eset Issues Plaguing Screen Reader Users (Episode 206) (2022)

Description: Chapters support quick navigation.

Length: 2 hours

Source: Jonathan Mosen

MATT Connect: Configuring for Classroom Activities (2020)

Description: Today’s classroom presents students with low-vision with both challenges and opportunities. They must access online content, complete web-based assessments, and participate in classroom activities. The Matt Connect is a compact all-in-one magnifier, distance viewer, and educational Android tablet.

Length: 1 hour

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Microsoft Narrator – At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: This is a brief introduction to the QuickStart Guide in Microsoft Narrator, the free screen reader in Windows. The QuickStart Guide makes Narrator easier to learn and use and is available in the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809).

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

Microsoft Teams with JAWS and Screen Readers: How they can work together (2020)

Description: Join Cody Laplante, Co-Founder of eye.t as he demonstrates how to get set up with Microsoft Teams as a solution for providing online instruction to students that use a screen reader. Eric Damery, VP of Software Development at Vispero, will follow Cody’s presentation at 1:00 PM.

Length: 1 hour 23 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Navigating iOS: Mastering VoiceOver Basics with VO Starter (2024)

Description: Ida Grace demonstrates VO Starter, an iOS app specifically designed to assist new blind and visually impaired users in learning how to navigate their devices using Apple’s built-in screen reader, VoiceOver. The app offers step-by-step guidance, teaching basic VoiceOver gestures and simplifying the learning process.

Length: 37 min

Source: AppleVis

NVDA Coach: from First Keystroke to Confidence—A Free Tool Changing How NVDA Is Learned (2026)

Description: Tony Gebhard returns to the Blind Abilities studio to introduce NVDA Coach—an innovative, free add-on designed to change how NVDA is taught and learned around the world. Built from real classroom experience, NVDA Coach supports both beginners and instructors with structured lessons, guided modules, and practical skill-building. Tony created this tool not just for his own students, but for anyone ready to learn NVDA with confidence—no matter where they are.

Length: 26 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Orientation and Basic Navigation in Google Docs with JAWS (2019)

Description: Learn basic orientation and keyboard navigation in Google Docs with JAWS.

Source: Freedom Scientific

Prevent Document Frustration: JAWS and PDFs (2021)

Description: Are PDFs a pain? Get the Adobe advantage! Address ways to navigate Adobe Acrobat PDF documents with JAWS, share useful keyboard commands to make reading easier, and show you how to use the JAWS feature Convenient OCR to read inaccessible PDFs.

Length: 1 hour 21 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Quick Tip: Using iTunes on a Windows PC to Update to a Newer Version of iOS (2015)

Description: Scott Davert demonstrates the process of updating to a newer version of iOS using iTunes on a Windows PC. In this demonstration, he is using Jaws on a computer running Windows 7.

Length: 13 min

Source: AppleVis

Recording Quality Screen Reader Demonstrations (Episode 6) (2021)

Description: Explains practical technical and presentation techniques for recording clear, useful screen-reader demonstrations.

Presenter: Jonathan Mosen

Series: The Blind Podmaker

Source: The Blind Podmaker

Research Reimagined: Mastering Google’s NotebookLM with JAWS (2026)

Description: Explains how to use Google’s NotebookLM with JAWS to create notebooks, add sources, ask questions across sources, filter information, and create reports.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

Screen Readers Simplified: Introducing the SRT Screen Reader Training Website – Meet Co-creators Allison Mello and Max Avendano, Assistive Technology Specialists at the California School for the Blind (2023)

Description: Mastering a new screen reader can be a daunting task: with a plethora of screen readers to choose from, and the learning curve of new commands it’s easy to become overwhelmed. Thankfully, there’s a new website to help you along your screen-reader journey!

Length: 22 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Six Essential Tips for Improving Your Gmail Experience with JAWS (2025)

Description: Learn practical Gmail tasks with JAWS, including formatting messages, checking spelling and grammar, using Help Me Write, working with attachments, sending confidential messages, and creating a signature.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

Six Tips for Managing Complex Documents with JAWS (2026)

Description: Learn six practical ways to work with complex documents using JAWS, including document structure, editing, long-document navigation, tables, data, and AI-powered tools for visual content.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

Six Tips for Managing the New Outlook Calendar with JAWS (2026)

Description: Explains how to navigate the new Outlook calendar with JAWS, respond to meeting invitations, schedule and cancel events, forward meetings, change calendar views, and share a calendar.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

Six Ways to Increase Productivity with Braille and JAWS (2026)

Description: Learn practical ways to use a braille display with JAWS for editing documents, navigating web pages, working with math, typing with BrailleIn, and moving through information more efficiently.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

TechAbilities DemoTime! EnvisionAI Packs a Lot of Tools in One App ! OCR, Teachable Object Recognition and Facial Recog, Too! Meet Co-Founder Karthik from Envision. (2019)

Description: Envision Co-Founder, Karthik, joins Jeff Thompson in the studio to talk about the EnvisionAI app. This is an OCR (Optical Character Recognition), Object Recognition and Magnifier for Low-Vision users. The EnvisionAI app is one of the fastest OCR apps that I have experienced.

Length: 22 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Tek Talk Welcomes CEO Patrick Long of Innosearch AI to Discuss How It Enables Accessible Online Shopping, Travel Booking, and On-demand Food and Grocery Delivery (2026)

Description: Of TekTalk, we’re joined by InnoSearch AI, a platform built specifically for blind and low-vision users to navigate the digital world independently. We’ll explore how InnoSearch enables accessible online shopping, travel booking, and on-demand food and grocery delivery, all designed to work seamlessly with screen readers and voice-first interactions. We’ll also dive into 1-855-SHOP-GPT, a phone-based AI shopping assistant that lets users complete real tasks entirely by voice.

Length: 52 min

Presenter(s): CEO Patrick Long of Innosearch AI

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes David Kingsbury, an Assistive Technology Instructor at the Carroll Center for the Blind, to Discuss His New Book the Fourth Edition of the Windows Screen Reader Primer: All the Basics and More (2025)

Length: 54 min

Presenter(s): David Kingsbury, an Assistive Technology Instructor at the Carroll Center for the Blind

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes Matthew Horspool, General Manager at the Braillists Foundation, to Discuss Connecting a Braille Display (2024)

Description: Matthew Horspool is the General Manager at the Braillists Foundation, which promotes braille and braille technology. He is also heavily involved in both the braille and assistive technology industries, and his day job is delivering screen reader and braille display/notetaker training.

Length: 58 min

Presenter(s): Matthew Horspool, General Manager at the Braillists Foundation

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes Quentin Christensen, the NV Access Training and Support Manager, to Discuss the Latest Release and Developments of NVDA (2025)

Description: Quentin Christensen has been part of the NV Access team since 2015 after working as an adaptive technology trainer with a major blindness agency for over a decade. As the Training and Support Manager, Quentin is responsible for the NVDA training materials, certification program and coordinating telephone support.

Length: 1 hour 3 min

Presenter(s): Quentin Christensen, the NV Access Training and Support Manager

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Tek Talk Welcomes Quentin Christensen, the NV Access Training and Support Manager, to Discuss the Latest Release of NVDA (2024)

Description: Quentin Christensen has been part of the NV Access team since 2015 after working as an adaptive technology trainer with a major blindness agency for over a decade. As the Training and Support Manager, Quentin is responsible for the NVDA training materials, certification program and coordinating telephone support.

Length: 59 min

Presenter(s): Quentin Christensen, the NV Access Training and Support Manager

Series: Tek Talk

Source: Accessible World

Ten Tips for Accessing OneDrive Online with JAWS (2026)

Description: Explains how to use OneDrive online with JAWS to navigate, sort, search, upload, download, organize, share, rename, move, and delete files and folders.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

Ten Tips for Boosting Productivity When Using Google Sheets with JAWS (2025)

Description: Explains how to use Google Sheets with JAWS to navigate spreadsheets, format data, insert functions, sort and filter information, verbalize row and column titles, and use keyboard commands.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

Ten Tips for Managing Windows 11 with JAWS (2025)

Description: Learn practical Windows 11 tasks with JAWS, including notifications, settings, File Explorer, desktop shortcuts, the Start menu, default apps, Windows Search, and Task View.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

Testing the Reading Order of a PDF (2025)

Description: Learn how reading order in PDFs affects screen readers and discover best practices for creating fully accessible documents.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Testing with Screen Readers, September 2024 Edition (2024)

Description: The following archived presentation was part of the Accessible Technology Webinar Series at the University of Washington.

Source: University of Washington

Training the Trainer: Where to start when teaching JAWS (2022)

Description: JAWS (Job Access with Speech) is a screen reader application that provides speech and braille output for users who are unable to see screen content or navigate using the mouse.

Length: 1 hour 24 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Triple Threat: JAWS + ZoomText = Fusion (2021)

Description: Best meet students’ needs. Go back to school with Ben Knolles of Vispero to examine Fusion, ZoomText, and JAWS. Compare and contrast all three solutions, explore configuration options, and discover the educational resources available for the 2021-22 academic year.

Length: 1 hour 13 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Twitter Spaces from the Perspective of a Blind Person Using the VoiceOver Screen Reader (Episode 120) (2021)

Length: 42 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

UIA Change Notifications - At a Glance (Part 4) (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Part 4 UIA Change Notifications - At a Glance.”

Source: Microsoft

Unboxing, Installing, Setting up and Using an Amazon Fire TV Stick with the VoiceView Screen Reader (Episode 90) (2020)

Description: In our final episode of the decade, we unbox, install and set up an Amazon Fire TV stick, then enable the VoiceView screen reader and put it through its paces.

Length: 1 hour 41 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

Up in the Clouds with Google Drive and JAWS (2021)

Description: Are you new to using Google Drive with JAWS? Want tips and keyboard shortcuts for accessing files from anywhere?

Length: 1 hour 24 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Update Your Slide Guide: JAWS and PowerPoint (2021)

Description: You’ve mastered the foundations of PowerPoint, now it’s time to show your stuff. Go beyond the basics and advance your knowledge of using JAWS with PowerPoint. We’ll explore how to effectively use the thumbnails tab, add alt text to images, and use themes and animations to polish your presentation.

Length: 1 hour 28 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Use JAWS PlaceMarkers to Mark Specific Locations in Documents, Spreadsheets, and on Web Pages (2025)

Description: Explains how to use temporary and permanent JAWS PlaceMarkers to select text or data and return quickly to useful locations in documents, spreadsheets, and web pages.

Presenter: Elizabeth Whitaker

Source: Freedom Scientific

Use JAWS Quick Navigation Keys to Navigate Web Pages (2025)

Description: Explains how to use JAWS Quick Navigation Keys to move efficiently among headings, links, form fields, lists, tables, regions, and other common web page elements.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

Use Track Changes and Comments to Revise Word Documents with JAWS (2026)

Description: Explains how to use Track Changes and Comments in Microsoft Word with JAWS, including reviewing edits, accepting or rejecting changes, navigating comments, and adding replies.

Presenter(s): Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

Source: Freedom Scientific

Using Magnifier in Windows: At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Describes recent updates to Windows Magnifier, and how these updates make Windows more navigable for everyone.

Source: Microsoft

Using MATT Connect for Distant Classroom Activities (2020)

Description: Making classroom observations and viewing content on a blackboard can present significant challenges for students with low-vision. The Matt Connect is a compact all-in-one magnifier, distance viewer, and educational Android tablet. Distance features built into MATT Connect include split-screen, image capture, and pinch to zoom.

Length: 1 hour 1 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Using Microsoft Dynamics with a Screen Reader (Year unknown)

Description: Use this short video to learn how to use Microsoft Dynamics with a screen reader.

Length: 3 min

Source: Microsoft

Using Narrator with the Numeric Keypad: At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Did you know that Microsoft Narrator can be operated using only the numeric keypad?

Length: 1 min

Source: Microsoft

Using PowerPoint with JAWS (2020)

Description: Are you new to using Microsoft PowerPoint? Do you want to learn more about creating powerful presentations using a screenreader? Join this webinar to be introduced not only to basic tasks and keyboard commands, but also discover some exciting features of using JAWS with PowerPoint.

Length: 1 hour 30 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Web Accessibility Perspectives: Text to Speech (2019)

Description: Explains how semantic markup and accessible coding make web content work well with screen readers and text-to-speech tools.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

What Are PDF Tags? (2022)

Description: Without proper PDF tags there is no accessibility. Tag elements provide information for screen readers and control the reading order.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

What Is Alternative Text? (Year unknown)

Description: Alternative text, also known as alt text, is descriptive text that conveys the meaning of an image in digital content. It’s designed to make visual content accessible to people with vision disabilities. While there are other benefits of alt text for all users, this video focuses on people who use screen readers.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

What’s new with JAWS, ZoomText and Fusion in 2023? (2022)

Description: JAWS, ZoomText, and Fusion 2023 contain several new features and enhancements that increase productivity at school, work, and play.

Length: 1 hour 23 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Why I Left Skool.com: Building a Truly Accessible LMS for My Community (2025)

Description: Join my fully accessible LMS with full keyboard and screen reader support and get 50% off your subscription for life!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

ZoomText: Web Browsing Tips for Students and Teachers (2021)

Description: Effectively conduct internet research.

Length: 59 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Smart Home and Consumer Technology (14)

Training on accessible smart-home devices, consumer electronics, voice assistants, and related technologies.

Alexa with Amazon Music VS. Siri with Apple Music (2016)

Description: Scott Davert compares Amazon’s new music service, Amazon Music Unlimited, with Apple Music. Specifically, Scott covers using both services with their virtual voice assistants: Alexa ans Siri. At the time of posting, Amazon Music Unlimited is only available in the US, but Amazon indicates that it will be available in the UK and Germany before the end of 2016.

Length: 15 min

Source: AppleVis

Amazon’s Peter Korn, Director of Accessibility, Gives Us a Demo of the Toshiba Fire TV and Amazon’s Fire Cube. #NFB18 (2018)

Description: Peter Korn, Director of Accessibility at Amazon’s Lab 126 Gives Us a Demo on the Toshiba with Amazon Fire TV Built-In and an Overview of the Amazon Fire Cube.

Length: 22 min

Source: Blind Abilities

BA Quick Hit: Brent Harbolt Demonstrates the Amazon Fire TV (2015)

Description: Our company sells cool and unusual electronics, gadgets, and gizmos.

Length: 22 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Create Your Own Accessible Smart Home (2025)

Description: This seminar was streamed on September 17, 2025. Various smart speakers, cameras, sensors, and more have been gaining popularity in the mainstream, but how many of these devices are accessible? Explains the latest developments in accessible smart house devices.

Length: 3 hours 27 min

Source: National Federation of the Blind

Everyday Use Examples (2025)

Length: 54 min

Series: Smart Speaking to the Smart Speaker

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Everyday Use Examples Part 2 (2025)

Length: 54 min

Series: Smart Speaking to the Smart Speaker

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Exploring Technology Webinar 6 - In the Kitchen (Year unknown)

Source: Vision Australia

How to Add Apple Music to an Amazon Echo Device (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to Add Apple Music to an Amazon Echo Device.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use Apple Podcast with Your Alexa Devices (2020)

Description: Did you know that you can use Apple Podcast on your Alexa devices ? Thomas Domville show us how to use Apple Podcast with your Alexa devices.

Length: 8 min

Source: AppleVis

July 2026 Smart Speaking To The Smart Speaker, Updated Preference Options in the My Talking Books Skill on Alexa Part 1 (2026)

Length: 54 min

Series: Smart Speaking to the Smart Speaker

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

March 2026 Smart Speaking To The Smart Speaker, More About Searching for Books in the My Talking Book Skill on Alexa (2026)

Length: 54 min

Series: Smart Speaking to the Smart Speaker

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Review and Demonstration of the Samsung TU8500 Smart TV from a Blindness Perspective (Episode 43) (2020)

Description: It was necessary to return our Sony X8500G and replace it with one from the Samsung 2020 range, the 55-inch TU8500.

Length: 1 hour 13 min

Source: Jonathan Mosen

Signing Up For The My Talking Book Skill On Alexa Post Beta (2026)

Length: 54 min

Series: Smart Speaking to the Smart Speaker

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Using BARD on Your Smart Speaker: A Demonstration (2024)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Technology Basics and Productivity (6)

Training on general computer skills, productivity tools, common applications, and practical technology workflows.

Focus Element (Module 2) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 2 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, learn how to use the ANDI Focusable Elements modules to analyze all focusable interactive elements with keyboard access and visual focus.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

How to Change Your AppleID Email Address (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville demonstrates how to change your AppleID

Length: 5 min

Source: AppleVis

Learn SuperNova: Review Notification Area (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to review and access Windows notification-area icons with SuperNova.

Source: Dolphin Computer Access

Productivity Tools in Windows 11 (Year unknown)

Description: Introduces two new features in Windows 11 – Focus Assist and Focus Sessions – and reveals how they can help you be more productive at work.

Source: Microsoft

Reading View in Microsoft Edge - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Reading View in Microsoft Edge - At a Glance.”

Source: Microsoft

Unbox Your Code Jumper: Out-of-the-Box Ideas for Getting Started with STEM (2022)

Description: You’ve purchased a Code Jumper, now what? Get out your kit and play along with Robin Lowell and APH. We’ll unbox our Code Jumpers, examine the components, and build a program in this hands-on webinar.

Length: 55 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

Web Accessibility and Development (52)

Training on designing, developing, testing, and maintaining accessible websites, web applications, and digital content.

5 Things YOU can do NOW to Make Web Content More Accessible (2019)

Source: University of Washington

Accessibility for Web Content Authors (2021)

Description: Explains practical accessibility techniques for people who create and maintain web content, including methods that improve usability for people with disabilities.

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Accessibility in Web-Based Multimedia (2021)

Description: Explains accessibility considerations for audio and video delivered through the web, including techniques for making multimedia usable by people with disabilities.

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Accessibility Insights for Windows - Color Contrast Analyzer (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use the color contrast analyzer in Accessibility Insights for Windows.

Source: Microsoft

Accessibility Testing Demonstrations (Part 4) (2025)

Description: Demonstrates manual and automated methods for testing software and websites for accessibility.

Length: 1 hour 20 min

Series: § 7-910 Equivalent Access Training Modules

Source: National Federation of the Blind

Automated Accessibility Testing (2021)

Description: Explains automated accessibility testing for digital content and how automated tools can support, but not replace, broader accessibility evaluation.

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Basic Web Accessibility Testing on the Cheap (2019)

Description: Demonstrates low-cost tools and techniques for manual and automated web accessibility testing.

Length: 1 hour 1 min

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Build More Accessible UIs with Jetpack Compose (Year unknown)

Description: Build more inclusive and accessible apps with powerful Jetpack Compose APIs and tools.

Source: Google

Color Contrast Analyzer (Module 14) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 14 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, learn how to use the Color Contrast Analyzer’s (CCA) built-in color sampler to ensure the contrast ratio between text, and images of text, and it’s background is sufficient. CCA can be used to when contrast cannot programmatically determined by ANDI.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Considering Keyboard Only Users - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Describes how to support a keyboard-only experience on the web and in apps.

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

Creating More Accessible Social Media (2021)

Description: Explains practical techniques for creating more accessible social-media content for people with disabilities.

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

CSS Content and Positioning (Module 17) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 17 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, learn how to use the ANDI <em>{=html}Hidden Content</em>{=html} module to test meaningful content inserted into a page using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to ensure meaningful information is presented in another way on the page.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Data Tables (Module 15) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 15 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, understand how to use the ANDI <em>{=html}Tables</em>{=html} module to inspect data tables for accessibility and ensure that the information, structure, and relationships conveyed through presentation can be programmatically determined or are available in text.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Digital Accessibility and Equivalent Access Requirements (Part 1) (2025)

Description: Introduces digital accessibility and explains Maryland’s § 7-910 equivalent-access requirements for students with disabilities in plain language.

Length: 1 hour 20 min

Series: § 7-910 Equivalent Access Training Modules

Source: National Federation of the Blind

DubBot Web Accessibility Training (2019)

Source: University of Washington

Frames (Module 11) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 11 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, learn how to use the ANDI <em>{=html}Frames</em>{=html} module to detect and verify that all frames provide a descriptive title which adequately identifies the frame’s content.

Length: 1 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Get Started with Assessment (Accessibility Insights for Web) (Year unknown)

Source: Microsoft

Hierarchy of UIA Elements - At a Glance (Part 1) (Year unknown)

Description: Explains the relationships between elements and UI through the hierarchy of elements.

Source: Microsoft

How to Read ACRs and VPATs (Part 2) (2025)

Description: Explains accessibility conformance reports (ACRs) and VPATs, including how to interpret accessibility claims, identify warning signs, and discuss accessibility with software vendors.

Length: 53 min

Series: § 7-910 Equivalent Access Training Modules

Source: National Federation of the Blind

How to Resolve the “Path Not Tagged” Error for WCAG Compliance with PAC 2024 (2024)

Description: Explains how to fix the “Path not tagged” error for WCAG compliance using the PAC 2024 tool in this comprehensive tutorial.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Siri Shortcuts in iOS, Part 1: the Basics (2018)

Description: In this first podcast in a multi-part series, Thomas Domville gives us an introduction to Siri Shortcuts on iOS. How to Find a Siri Shortcut Created by an App Developer: Open Your App of Choice. Navigate to and open the app’s settings.

Length: 19 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Use the Color Contrast Analyzer (CCA) (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use the Colour Contrast Analyser (CCA) to check color contrast in digital content using HEX codes. This Making Color Usage Accessible video is ideal when tools like ANDI can’t detect contrast issues.

Length: 6 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

How to Use the WebAIM Contrast Checker (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use WebAIM’s Contrast Checker to test color contrast in documents. From Making Color Usage Accessible explains how to ensure readable text when automated tools like ANDI can’t detect contrast issues.

Length: 5 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

iFrames (Module 12) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 12 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, understand how to use the ANDI <em>{=html}iframes</em>{=html} module to verify that all iframes provide a descriptive title which adequately identifies the iframe’s content.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Introduction to Accessibility Insights for Web (Year unknown)

Source: Microsoft

Introduction to Accessibility Insights for Windows (Year unknown)

Description: Explains the accessibility techniques, features, or tools covered in “Introduction to Accessibility Insights for Windows.”

Source: Microsoft

Introduction to Digital Accessibility (2019)

Description: Introduces core digital-accessibility concepts and practices for information and communication technology.

Length: 1 hour

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Introduction to UIA - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Get started with UIA. Is an introduction to UI Automation.

Source: Microsoft

Layout Tables (Module 16) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 16 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, discover how to use the ANDI <em>{=html}Tables</em>{=html} module to inspect layout tables for accessibility to verify the table roles and ANDI output does not display table structure elements reserved for data tables.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Live Regions (Module 18) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 18 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, understand how to use the ANDI <em>{=html}Structures</em>{=html} module to locate and inspect newly revealed content changes so that a notification of changes to these items is available to user agents(i.e. Browsers, assistive technology, software), including assistive technologies.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Making Educational Technology Accessible for All Students (2025)

Description: Explains how developers and education technology decision-makers can design, select, and implement more accessible digital learning tools.

Source: American Foundation for the Blind

Manual Accessibility Testing (2021)

Description: Demonstrates manual accessibility-testing techniques that complement automated checks when evaluating digital content.

Series: AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Source: AT3 Center

Nice Threads! Code Jumper Lesson 4 and Core Practices in Computer Science Instruction (2021)

Description: Code Jumper supports all students in developing the seven core practices identified in the K-12 Computer Science Framework. Through an examination of Lesson 4: Threads, we will highlight each core practice. Also discuss how students can collaborate with Code Jumper to develop a foundation of computer coding knowledge.

Length: 1 hour 6 min

Source: American Printing House for the Blind

on BARD 2.0 website (2025)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Overview of ANDI (Module 1) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 1 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, get an overview of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) tool, a web accessibility inspection tool, which performs single page testing to automatically detect accessibility issues.

Length: 5 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Page Language (Module 8) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 8 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, learn how to use the ANDI Structures module to identify the page’s primary human language and ensure it is programmatically identified to ensure that content developers provide information in the web page that user agents (e.g., browsers, assistive technology, operating systems) need to present text and other linguistic content correctly.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Principles of Accessibility Testing (Part 3) (2025)

Description: Introduces principles for evaluating software and websites for accessibility, including examples of accessible and inaccessible experiences and how accessibility information supports technology procurement.

Length: 2 hours 26 min

Series: § 7-910 Equivalent Access Training Modules

Source: National Federation of the Blind

Programming with Xcode: Part 1 - Creating a New Project (2014)

Description: In the first of a planned series of podcasts, Alex Hall introduces us to programming with Xcode by creating a new project, logging a line of code, checking that log, and carrying out some basic debugging. If you are unfamiliar with Xcode, it is an integrated development environment containing a suite of software development tools developed by Apple for developing software for OS X and iOS.

Length: 23 min

Source: AppleVis

Social Media and Email Marketing Accessibility (2021)

Description: Explains accessibility practices for social-media posts and email marketing so digital communications work better for people with disabilities.

Length: 1 hour 2 min

Series: Minnesota STAR Webinars and Demonstrations

Source: Minnesota STAR Program

Tools for Testing Color Contrast Ratios (2023)

Description: Uncover the importance of color contrast in web accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

UIA Element Behaviors - At a Glance (Part 3) (Year unknown)

Description: Element behaviors are programmatically accessible through UIA Control Patterns.

Source: Microsoft

Understanding Digital Accessibility (2020)

Description: Introduces digital accessibility across web, software, and mobile technology and explains why inclusive design matters for people with disabilities.

Length: 1 hour 3 min

Series: Inclusive Design Africa

Source: inABLE

Video Introduction to Web Accessibility and W3C Standards (2019)

Description: A concise video introduction to web accessibility, W3C accessibility standards, and the role of WCAG.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Web Accessibility (Accessible University July 2024 edition) (2024)

Source: University of Washington

Web Accessibility Perspectives: Colors with Good Contrast (2019)

Description: Explains how sufficient color contrast supports accessible web content and why contrast matters to many users.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Web Accessibility Perspectives: Customizable Text (2019)

Description: Explains why users need to resize and customize text while preserving readable content and layout.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Web Accessibility Perspectives: Keyboard Compatibility (2019)

Description: Explains why websites must work from the keyboard and what developers should do to support keyboard access.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Description: Explains why interactive controls need adequate size and spacing for accessible use.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Web Accessibility Perspectives: Notifications and Feedback (2019)

Description: Explains how websites should provide clear notifications and feedback that users can perceive and understand.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Web Accessibility Perspectives: Speech Recognition (2019)

Description: Explains how accessible web controls and labels support people who navigate and operate interfaces with speech recognition.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Web Accessibility Perspectives: Video Captions (2019)

Description: Explains how captions make video content accessible and what information effective captions need to convey.

Source: World Wide Web Consortium

Web Accessibility Tools (2019)

Source: University of Washington

Miscellaneous (75)

Instructional technology and accessibility presentations that meet the directory criteria but do not fit another category well.

5 Tips to Boost Nonprofit Accessibility (2024)

Description: Learn expert strategies for enhancing nonprofit accessibility from Shawn Jordison’s Accessibility Guide channel.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

ABLR Works: BVI Training Program for Digital Accessibility Testers – Meet CEO, Disability Awareness Speaker and Author, John Samuel (2022)

Description: When speaking to businesses,adding Accessibility to Diversity Equity and Inclusion, an IDEA worth Spreading.is what John Samuel is all about. As CEO of ABLR Works, John talks about a new program that they have developed to teach Blind and Visually Impaired students to become Digital Accessibility Testers.

Length: 20 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Accessibility for Microsoft Store Applications: At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Explains Accessibility for Microsoft Store Applications with Guy Barker.

Source: Microsoft

Accessible Animation: At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Describes some best practices for making animation on the web more accessible to people with disabilities.

Source: Microsoft

Accessible Design is Good Design – At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: This short video examines the first three rules of Schneiderman’s Eight Golden Rules of User Interface Design, and provides examples of each.

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

Accessible Design is Good Design (Part 2) – At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: This short video examines rules four through six of Schneiderman’s Eight Golden Rules of User Interface Design, and provides examples of each.

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

Accessible Design is Good Design (Part 3) – At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: This short video examines rules seven and eight of Schneiderman’s Eight Golden Rules of User Interface Design, and provides examples of each.

Length: 1 min

Source: Microsoft

Adding Alternate Text to Images in Google Slides (2024)

Description: Explains how to add Alt Text to images in Google Slides for accessible presentations. A guide by Shawn Jordison.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

The Alt Media Files | Accommodations for Students | Episode 1 (2025)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

BeSpecular App: If Your Camera Could Speak! (2016)

Description: We have been Beta testing the Bespecular App and now you can find out for yourself how well the team has put together this app for the Blind to use their camera and find out the info through a team of sighted volunteers describing the images you captured.

Length: 4 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Canva Accessibility: How to Add Alt Text to Images in Canva (2024)

Description: Explains how to enhance Canva presentations with this step by step guide to adding alternate text to images for improved accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Canva Inaccessibility (2024)

Description: Learn how Venngage clobbers Canva in an accessibility features showdown. We look at headings, lists, tables, and walk the Adobe tags panel!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Converting PNG Images to Editable Documents with Abbyy FineReader 16 (2023)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Data Viz Accessibility (2021)

Source: University of Washington

Demo of the Xfinity X1 Set Top Box with Voice Guidance – Join Simon and Comcast’s Vice President of Accessibility, Tom Wlodkowski at the Comcast Accessibility Lab. (2019)

Description: Blind Abilities Teen correspondent Simon Bonenfant sat down with Comcast Vice President of Accessibility at the Comcast Accessibility Lab. Tom and Simon demonstrate some of the latest features added to the Xfinity X! Box and remote control.

Length: 19 min

Source: Blind Abilities

A Demonstration of the RealCare Baby Guide App from Realityworks (2018)

Description: Offer features like “How-To” information, frequently asked questions, Video guides for caring for the infant simulator, Safety precautions and Stress management tips.

Length: 35 min

Source: AppleVis

Don’t Use Alt Text for Screenshots of Tables: Best Practices for Table Accessibility (2024)

Description: Using screenshots of tables with alt text is not accessible. Discover best practices for creating accessible tables with live text.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Enhancing Math Accessibility with Central Access Reader: a Comprehensive Guide (2024)

Description: Discover how to use the Central Access Reader for accessible math. Make equations audible with this free tool.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Ensuring Color and Other Visual Characteristics Are Also Described in Text (Module 3) (Year unknown)

Description: Discover how to use visual characteristics, such as color, size, shape, and location to convey meaning when creating your worksheet.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Ensuring the Contrast Ratio Between Text and Background Is Sufficient (Module 2) (Year unknown)

Description: When choosing the color palette for your slide designs, close attention must be given to ensure there is a strong color contrast between the foreground and background. See examples of good and bad color contrast, and the how to use tools to determine if your spreadsheet has sufficient contrast.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Exploring Technology: Different Ways of Accessing the Printed Word (Year unknown)

Source: Vision Australia

Exploring Technology Webinar 5 - Apple (Year unknown)

Source: Vision Australia

Exploring Technology with David Woodbridge - Back to School (Year unknown)

Source: Vision Australia

Faculty Guide: Preparing for an Accessible Semester (2023)

Description: Learn key steps faculty can take to prepare for an accessible semester. Follow best practices to make course content inclusive.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

File Name Is Less Than 30 Chars | Section 508 for Word (2023)

Description: Learn to achieve Word Compliance with Section 508 standards with this easy guide to setting accessible file names.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Flood Alert for iOS: Keep Track of Flood Alerts and Forecasts in England and Wales (2015)

Description: Carla gives us a demonstration of Flood Alert–an application which allows those in England and Wales to easily keep up-to-date with flood forecasts and alerts for their area and nationwide.

Length: 17 min

Source: AppleVis

Glide for iOS: Live Video Messaging, Chat & Text (2015)

Description: Juan Alicea gives us a walk-through of Glide - Live Video Messaging, Chat & Text.

Length: 18 min

Source: AppleVis

Heading Levels (Module 6) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 6 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, understand how to use the ANDI Structures module to verify that the page content contains logical heading levels and the heading levels are programmed accurately, and to provide descriptive headings for content structure.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Description: Walk users through how to make accessible hyperlinks in canvas. Avoid full urls and vague link text.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How Do I Generate a List for Multiple Procurements? (Year unknown)

Description: demonstrates how to use ART to add and remove multiple items and generate Section 508 requirements for information and communication technology (ICT) that you wish to procure.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

How Do I Make Lists in Canvas Accessible? (2022)

Description: Lists are great from an accessibility standpoint because they provide structured order to content in a linear fashion.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How Do I Make Tables Accessible in Canvas? (2022)

Description: Walk users through how to make tables accessible in Canvas.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How Do I Use JSON to Modify My Report? (Year unknown)

Description: explains how to upload a report file to resume using ART or modify an existing report to generate a list of Section 508 requirements for the information and communication technology (ICT) you want to procure.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

How Do I Use the Section 508 Requirements Created by ART? (Year unknown)

Description: Provides instruction on how to use ART to help you conduct market research, write documentation, and determine technical requirements that apply to the information and communication technology (ICT) that you wish to procure.

Length: 1 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

How to Create and Customize Headings in MS Word (2024)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Fix the Invalid CID to GID Map Entry in Type 2 CID Fonts | PAC 2024 (2025)

Description: Fix the “CID to GID map entry” font error in PAC 2024 with this simple guide for better accessibility compliance.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make Google Slides Accessible (2024)

Description: Explore essential tips for Google Slides Accessibility in this comprehensive guide to creating presentations, by Shawn Jordison.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make Math Accessible in STEM Education (2025)

Description: Learn to create accessible math content with tools like MathType & Mathpix. Join our class to build STEM materials for all learners.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Make Your Device Listen for “Hey Siri” When It’s Laid Face Down or the Face Is Covered (2020)

Description: Would you like to have Siri respond to you when your device is covered or face down? Then you are in luck as Thomas Domville demonstrates how to make Hey Siri listen with the Facedown Detection or covered in iOS.

Length: 2 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Set up Mail VIP Contacts in iOS; and Why You Should (2019)

Description: Thomas Domville discusses and demonstrates the VIP Contacts feature of the Mail app on iOS. Assigning a contact the “VIP” status makes finding

Length: 9 min

Source: AppleVis

How to Update Google Docs Heading Styles (2025)

Description: Explains how to customize, apply, and save Google Docs heading styles for better formatting, accessibility, and document consistency.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Update Tooltips for Accessibility in Adobe LiveCycle Designer (AEM) (2024)

Description: Explains how to update tooltips for accessibility in Adobe LiveCycle Designer. Create inclusive digital environments effortlessly.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Microsoft 365 Read Aloud Feature: an Accessibility Guide (2024)

Description: Explains how to use Microsoft 365 Read Aloud to have your documents read aloud. Customize voice settings and adjust reading speed too!

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use Patterns, Headings, Lists, and Symbols to Show Emphasis | Section 508 for Word (2024)

Description: Explains how to use patterns, headings, lists, and symbols to show emphasis in MS Word. Don’t rely on color. Section 508 for Word.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

How to Use the Accessibility Checker in Canvas (2022)

Description: The accessibility checker in Canvas can run an automated check on the canvas page. This check does guarantee full accessibility.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

iAccess Demo: Moving Icons and Creating Folders on IOS10 (2016)

Description: Demonstrate the nice new feature from Apple.

Length: 7 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Images (Module 4) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 4 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, discover the features of the ANDI Graphics/Images module to test meaningful, decoratives, and background images for accessibility so the user has a text alternative that serves the equivalent purpose.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Inclusive Presentation Skills - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Here are some tips for delivering more inclusive presentations.

Length: 2 min

Source: Microsoft

InstaCart App: Get Your Groceries Delivered to Your Door! (2017)

Description: Seek out the grocery list and deliver them to your door!

Length: 9 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Description: In Module 3 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, understand how to use ANDI’s Links/Buttons module to inspect interactive links and buttons to evaluate for accessibility so users will know where the link will take them if selected.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Making Accessible Presentations with Canva (2023)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Making Google Slides Accessible: Layout and Reading Order (2024)

Description: Explains how to create Accessible Google Slides. Choose the correct layout and set the reading order in Google Slides.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Page Title (Module 10) (Year unknown)

Length: 1 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

QuickHit: Demo of the SayShopping App (2015)

Description: Pete does a quick hit demonstration of the new SayShopping app, a fully streamlined voice activated app that connects to the Target database. Simple and free!

Length: 11 min

Source: Blind Abilities

QuickHit: IOS9 Battery Settings (2015)

Description: Jeff Young demonstrates a demonstration of the new IOS9 Battery Settings. Find out just what apps are draining your battery whether from you using them or if they are draining the battery in the background!

Length: 7 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Saving in the .xlsx Format with a Descriptive Filename (Module 10) (Year unknown)

Description: Discover how a descriptive file name identifying the worksheet or its purpose helps everyone, including people with disabilities, locate, open, and switch between documents.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Starting an Accessibility Journey: 5 Easy Tips (2019)

Source: University of Washington

Structure Headings (Module 5) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 5 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, learn how to use the ANDI Structures module to inspect each visual heading on the page and validate that it is programmatically defined and to provide descriptive headings for sections of content.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Structure Lists (Module 7) (Year unknown)

Description: In Module 7 of the Accessible Name & Description Inspector (ANDI) Tool video series, discover how to use the ANDI Structures module to inspect visually apparent lists on the page to ensure the programmatic markup conveys the correct list type and list relationship in its structure.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Table Header Cell Has No Associated Sub Cells (2023)

Source: The Accessibility Guy

Teaching an Accessible Online Course, July 2022 Edition (2022)

Source: University of Washington

Tech Bootcamps for Microsoft Suite and Google Workspace by Career Launch @ Perkins – Job Training and Career Services for Blind Adults (2022)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the main accessibility techniques covered in “Tech Bootcamps for Microsoft Suite and Google Workspace by Career Launch @ Perkins – Job Training and Career Services for Blind Adults.”

Length: 15 min

Source: Blind Abilities

Tech That Helps Webinar 25 June 2025 (2025)

Length: 44 min

Source: Blind Low Vision NZ

Text Alternatives - At a Glance (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Text Alternatives - At a Glance.”

Source: Microsoft

Three Apps on the Go: Pocket, InstaPaper and Voicedream (2016)

Description: Bookmark and download the text for your convenience when data and Wi-Fi is not available nor necessary.

Length: 12 min

Source: Blind Abilities

ThumbJam for iOS: Creating New Instruments (2015)

Description: Ken Downey demonstrates how to create new instruments on ThumbJam. He also talks a little about the trickiness of direct touch and how to turn it off temporarily whilst changing settings.

Length: 1 hour 29 min

Source: AppleVis

Tips for accessible virtual meetings: At a glance (Year unknown)

Description: This short video provides tips on how to make virtual meetings better for everyone, including colleagues with disabilities.

Length: 1 min

Source: Microsoft

UIA Element Properties - At a Glance (Part 2) (Year unknown)

Description: Explains and demonstrates the technology topic covered in “Part 2 UIA Element Properties - At a Glance.”

Source: Microsoft

Using Built-in Features to Organize Content and Ensure Logical Reading Order (Module 1) (Year unknown)

Description: Explains how to use built-in features (cell styles, heading levels, and data table formats) to ensure that spreadsheets and workbooks are structured in a logical reading order.

Length: 3 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Using the Siri Shortcuts for BARD (2024)

Length: 55 min

Series: Many Faces of BARD

Source: National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

Video Accessibility, August 2024 (2024)

Source: University of Washington

Welcome to SSB! (2024)

Description: Peer Ambassadors, Amy and Maddy, introduce themselves and share their personal journeys, detailing how they became connected with State Services for the Blind (SSB). They discuss the support and guidance they received from SSB counselors, including the benefits of having counselors attend IEP meetings.

Length: 11 min

Source: Blind Abilities

What in the VPAT Is This? a Wake-Up Call for Accessibility in 2025 (2025)

Description: Learn why incomplete VPATs hurt accessibility compliance and how vendors can improve digital inclusion in 2025 with proper documentation.

Source: The Accessibility Guy

What Is ART and When Do I Need to Use It? (Year unknown)

Description: Introduces users to the Accessibility Requirements Tool (ART), and when and why you need to use it to generate a list of Section 508 requirements that apply to the information and communication technology (ICT) that you wish to procure.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Where Is ART and How Do I Use It? (Year unknown)

Description: provides information on where to find ART and how to start generating a list of Section 508 requirements that apply to the [information and communication technology (ICT)][6] that you wish to procure.

Length: 2 min

Source: U.S. General Services Administration

Appendix A: Presentations by Year

2026

2025

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

Year unknown

Appendix B: Presentations by Source

A. T. Guys

Accessible World

Adobe

American Foundation for the Blind

American Printing House for the Blind

AppleVis

AT3 Center

Blind Abilities

Blind Low Vision NZ

Dolphin Computer Access

Freedom Scientific

Google

inABLE

Jonathan Mosen

Microsoft

Minnesota STAR Program

National Federation of the Blind

National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled

The Accessibility Guy

The Blind Podmaker

U.S. General Services Administration

University of Washington

Vision Australia

Vision-Aid

World Wide Web Consortium

Appendix C: Presentations by Presenter

Amos Miller, Glidance Founder and CEO

CEO Patrick Long of Innosearch AI

Damien McMorrow

David Kingsbury, an Assistive Technology Instructor at the Carroll Center for the Blind

David Woodbridge and Tony Wu

Deane Blazie, David Goldfield, and Stephen Clower

Elizabeth Whitaker

Elizabeth Whitaker and Rachel Buchanan

J.J. Meddaugh of A. T. Guys

Jeff Bishop

Joe Alfonso and Kürşat Ceylan of WeWALK

Joel Zimba and Rachel Ramos, HumanWare Product Specialists

Jonathan Mosen

Matthew Horspool, General Manager at the Braillists Foundation

Michael Feir

Neal Ewers

our audience

Quentin Christensen, the NV Access Training and Support Manager

Ron Miller of Vispero

Shaun Preece

Tim Cumings

Zhi Huang and Don Olson of NLS BARD

Appendix D: Presentations by Series

AT3 Center Webinars

AT3 COVID-19 Webinars

AT3 ICT Accessibility Webinars

Inclusive Design Africa

Many Faces of BARD

Minnesota STAR Webinars and Demonstrations

Smart Speaking to the Smart Speaker

Tek Talk

That All May eRead

The Blind Podmaker

§ 7-910 Equivalent Access Training Modules

Appendix E: Presentations by Title