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Hello Jenine, I am also very interested but this link did not work for me either. Thank you, Eileen <jenine.stanley@...> wrote: -- Eileen K. Dashnaw, OTR/L, COMS 42 Priest Road S

Hi Chris, Walmart will review the pilot and hopefully become a permanent access location for us. You can send your thoughts and those of your clients about access, positive and negative, to

Hi Julie, Try this one. Https://aira.io/walmart

Thank you for the link Chris! Julie D. Henry, COMS Orientation & Mobility Specialist 411 W. Front | Tyler, TX | 75702 O: 903.590.4356 | M: 903.316.2272 [A black text on a white background

Thank you for sharing that this is a time limited pilot Jenine. I had been telling clients it was just “available” at all Walmarts as the post indicated "The service is available 24/7/365 through

Jenine, Thank you for this information. I will definitely use it with my clients. Do you have another link? This one does not seem to work. Thank you, Julie Julie D. Henry, COMS Orientation &

Hi Sharon- I use the same outline/headings for each report, and then fill in the narrative for each student--not sure if you would call that a "template". In one of the O&M Facebook groups, Stacy

For anyone looking for interesting activities for O&M lessons or wanting to introduce working with visual interpreting apps, Aira is free to use at any Walmart or Walmart Super Center, plus

Thanks, Sharon Zenger Columbia Regional Inclusive Services Teacher of the Visually Impaired/Certified Orientation and Mobility Instructor 503-916-5570 Cell: 503-319-9205

Sharon Zenger: this is Keith’s suggestion for your inquiry. [Image.jpeg] Maurie Kerrigan | COMS,CLVT Orientation and Mobility Specialist Low Vision Therapist Phone:

Here are a few I have used in the past.... Shay Utley, COMS Certified O&M Specialist 817-253-5179 - cell 817-299-4313 - office "The mission of the Mansfield ISD?Special Education Department is

Thanks! I am looking for a report template. Sharon Zenger Columbia Regional Inclusive Services Teacher of the Visually Impaired/Certified Orientation and Mobility Instructor 503-916-5570 Cell:

TAPS Keith C. Ford keithford1957@... colstonwarne@... 814-360-0917 (Cell#) “Be not too hasty to trust or to admire the teachers of morality; they discourse like angels, but they

Hello, Does anyone on this listserv have an accessible (works with Fusion) for O and M and students with multiple disabilities that they are willing to share? Or a template that you can use for O and

Karen, You may want to reference a draft position paper from AER’s Orientation and Mobility Division; see the attachment… ? — Christopher J. Tabb, M.A., COMS chris@... Mobile:

?Chris NAILED it! There are indeed laws in many states about who can use a white cane – when simulating blindness to train new O&Ms or refresh our own skills, the issue often comes up as to

Hi All. Could you please remind me where I can find information regarding our view of how paras may be used for O&M? May they be used for inside skills under the direction of a COMS? Thank you for

Honestly, I don't think there's any legislation addressing who can or can't use a white cane. The issue seems to me to be whether cost of training could be provided. Interesting question, though. In

Hi Pat, The laws vary for each state. Some states indicate that an individual must have vision loss, while others specifically require the level of legal blindness. If you are in a state that require

Hi Everyone, I am being asked to provide a white cane and training to someone who is not legally blind but does struggle with functional blindness in bright lighting. Is it legal for someone who is