Sound Prints – October 8, 2017
Roby Olympics at KSB; KCB chapter ideas from SAVI in Owensboro; phone and email scams
Building Better Tomorrows Today for Kentuckians with Vision Loss
Sound Prints podcast by KCB
Roby Olympics at KSB; KCB chapter ideas from SAVI in Owensboro; phone and email scams
New blood glucose meter approved; Blindfold Bop game app for the iPhone demo and a list of Blindfold games; how healthy are those appetizers?
New videos about iOS 11; Amazon Fire accessibility; Bards and Storytellers program from the American Printing House museum about Mack and Bob, a singing duo from a hundred years ago; a look at the Salvation Army
Blindfold Bop iPhone app – an accessible game; ACB advocacy and governmental affairs update; new glucose meter, maybe – game changer for blind diabetics; Alexa talks to Cortana
Self-driving car legislation passes House; what’s ahead in the Senate and what questions face us in the future. Guest speaker is Mark Richert, Director of Public Policy with the American Foundation for the Blind
Relive the total eclipse from Nashville; another perspective of the eclipse from Louisville; music trivia chapter activity
Ron Brooks presents a new parent and families telephone support group from ACB Families; Micheal Hudson, director of the American Printing House for the Blind museum, shares “KSB Secrets: 10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Kentucky School for the Blind”
Learn how to listen to the audio description of the total eclipse with Joel Snyder and Dan Dillon; new Medicare/Medicaid bill explained by Tony Stephens, ACB Director of Advocacy and Governmental Affairs
Reading with the Seeing AI app from Microsoft; Dan Spoone, Part II; Jackie Williams, new Principal at the Kentucky School for the Blind; calendar of events and more
Meet Dan Spoone, ACB First Vice President from Orlando, FL; Brian Charlson, Director of Technology at the Carroll Center for the Blind in Boston, talks accessible appliances and cooking gadgets; Calendar of Events