Sound Prints – October 28, 2018
ACB Families holiday membership drive; KCB conference and convention details; audio description and Hulu with Brian Charlson; Illinois program to test self-driving cars; California lawsuit over accessible formats
Building Better Tomorrows Today for Kentuckians with Vision Loss
Sound Prints podcast by KCB
ACB Families holiday membership drive; KCB conference and convention details; audio description and Hulu with Brian Charlson; Illinois program to test self-driving cars; California lawsuit over accessible formats
Hulu to provide accessible content; fashion and style for men and women – Paula Wiese at the GLCB Roundabout
Marrakesh Treaty signed by President Trump; quiet car to make noise; 2018 Kentucky Council of the Blind Conference and Convention details; Supreme Court facts
Certification for audio describers; proposed legislation to update the ADA; more audible pedestrian signals in New York; how sighted people see people who are blind
New merged vocational rehabilitation services in Kentucky; new ways to find games on Amazon Echo devices; demo of My Farm, an Alexa game; ACB announcements and press release
Tony Stephens writes about autonomous vehicles; time to start planning for the seventh ACB Radio Holiday Auction
Demo of Be My Eyes and Besprecular, two apps that handle tasks that require vision; the future of accessibility in developing technologies; visually impaired contestant on “Dancing with the Stars, call to action on autonomous vehicles and the disabled, and the future of macular degeneration treatments
Cooking with the Tupperware microwave grill; Work Play, a free word game for the Alexa; articles about technology and the future of braille, grocery shopping with the Aira glasses, and accessibility of realty websites
Meet Jim Kracht, retired attorney, music box collector and new member of the ACB Board; two Alexa tricks and the Trivia Treat game for Echo devices
Good books shared at the August Page Turners; Instant Pot pressure cooker demo – using it safely as a blind or visually impaired person