If you are an innovative educator that works with, or knows someone who works with visually impaired students, Twitter can connect you to amazing resources and Tweeps. Here are five accounts to follow, five hashtags, and five chats.
Fab Five to Follow on Twitter
- Fred's Head from APH @fredshead
Fred's Head, from the American Printing House for the Blind, contains tips and resources for and by blind and visually impaired people. Louisville, Kentucky. fredshead.info http://shop.aph.org - Braille Institute @BrailleInst
For nearly a century, Braille Institute has helped visually impaired people adapt to sight loss and lead rich, fulfilling lives. Los Angeles, California · brailleinstitute.org - Perkins eLearning @perkins_elearn
A finger on the pulse of Perkins, providing education and services for children and adults around the world who are blind, deafblind, or visually impaired. Watertown, Mass. and Worldwide · perkins.org - A11Y Project @A11YProject
A community-driven effort to make web accessibility easier. a11yproject.com - Bookshare @Bookshare
Making the world of print accessible to people with disabilities. Palo Alto, CA, bookshare.org
Fab Five Hashtags
Fab Five Chats
Chat hashtag | Topic | When |
#spedplc | Special Education PLC | 9 - 10 pm CST on Sundays |
#iechat | Inclusive Education Chat | 9-10pm EST on Thursdays |
#LDchat | Conversation around Learning Disabilities | 12-1pm EST on Wednesdays |
#specialedchat | Special Education Chat | 4-5pm EST on Wednesdays |
#tck | The Coffee Klatch (for parents of special needs students) | 9-10 pm EST on Sundays |
Do you use Twitter and work with visually impaired students? Who do you follow? What hashtags do you use?
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