• * Assistive Technology: Introducing screen readers (e.g., JAWS, NVDA), magnification software, and braille displays.
• * Accessibility Features: Teaching how to use built-in accessibility features in operating systems (e.g., Windows, macOS) and applications.
• * Keyboard Navigation: Emphasizing keyboard-only navigation to reduce reliance on visual cues.
• * Adaptive Software: Exploring software specifically designed for visually impaired users, such as voice-to-text programs.
• * Braille Displays: Training on using braille displays to read and write digital content.
  
  
  

Some popular assistive technologies for visually impaired individuals include:

1. Screen readers (JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver)

2. Magnification software (ZoomText, Magnifier)

3. Braille displays

4. Voice-to-text software

5. Accessibility features in operating systems

By providing computer training tailored to visually impaired individuals, you can empower them to navigate the digital world with confidence and

independence.