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Regular readers will have noticed that while I continue to write about technology, I’ve also been writing in recent times about some of the most amazing, complex technology of all, our brains and our minds. No user manual comes with …
Mosen Consulting Expands its Mission, Adds a New Staff Member Read more »
Putting books and audio tutorials together takes a lot of time and research. For me it’s an interesting process, because someone suggests an idea, or one pops into your head, and there’s a resulting burst of enthusiasm. Then I must …
This Week, I’m talking Overcoming Geo-blocking on Accessible World Read more »
In various ways, I’ve advocated from a very young age to improve the lot of blind people – a tiny minority often misunderstood and discriminated against. But seeking to better your situation need not, and indeed should not, preclude you …
Will you Sponsor Me to Help Bring Clean Drinking Water to the Needy? Read more »
As I’ve said before on my blog and in some of my books, growing up when I did has given me an appreciation of how much change today’s assistive technology had delivered. I well remember having to memorise how many …
Input on your Touch Screen: Is it Under your Thumbs, or at your Fingertips? Read more »
Some years ago, the New Zealand Government published a discussion document on its Disability Strategy. In that document, they referred to “people experiencing disability”. The response to this convoluted emasculation of the English language was a resounding “bah” from the …
Person-First Language: It Does More Harm Than Good Read more »
The human body, and particularly the brain, are amazing pieces of technology. As I chronicled previously here on this Blog, I’ve been interested for some time in meditation, hypnosis, and other techniques that help with a sense of grounding and …
Trim your Social networks for a Healthy Head Diet Read more »
There’s nothing like a bit of crowd sourcing from time to time.A few weeks ago, I sent out a tweet asking people for suggestions regarding what my next tutorial should be about. I can certainly churn out the material if …
My New Audiobook, “Imagine There’s no Countries” is Now Available Read more »
In previous posts on this Blog, I’ve made the case that when it comes to productivity, it’s the end result that counts, not how you get there. While some people make elitist and snide remarks about so- called “blind ghetto” …
Employers May be Missing Out on Disabled People with Drive Read more »
Earlier in the week, it was a pleasure to chat with people who participated in the Fedora Outlier Access Chat on Twitter. This is an excellent use of Twitter hashtags and demonstrates what a great job Twitter can do as …
My Interview for Fedora Outlier’s Follow Friday Series Read more »
Each week, Fedora Outlier hosts a chat on Twitter, using the hashtag #AccessChat. They’ve asked me to be the guest this week, and I’m delighted to do it. Brie will be asking some questions, and you can join in with your …
On Tuesday at 8 PM Eastern, I’m Participating in #AccessChat Read more »