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Hi Jack and Gilbert! Gilbert, the program costs only $25, so it should be feasible for you to acquire. See https://www.aph.org/product/crossings-with-no-traffic-control-flashdrive-edition/ And Jack,

Thanks for your quick response! I really appreciate it. I think that I will probably go ahead with running it from my computer. I also found that it takes quite a lot of space on the computer (14

I did not actually acquire the software. But I look forward to hearing about your experience Doug

Eep! I didn’t realize this was going to the listserv – glad I didn’t use any expletives or start gossiping! Now that I know I was going public, I would like to add one thing. But first I’ll

Jack, that was my first idea – why not? I was told that teachers were not allowed to send anything to their students, so that’s when I went for alternatives. The disadvantages are that the student

Dona-- I just got the crossings with no traffic control software (usb only). I know that you did your demonstration with the software installed on your computer and the student "driving" the software

Watch this brief video by Diane Colburn, Supervisor at one of Florida’s largest organizations for the visually impaired. WATCH NOW AT: https://www.objectiveed.com/teacher-diane

Watch this brief video by Diane Colburn, Supervisor at one of Florida’s largest organizations for the visually impaired. WATCH NOW AT: ObjectiveEd.com/DIANE

Maryland School for the Blind (MSB) has an opening for Orientation and Mobility Supervisor... https://mdschblind.atsondemand.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=512693.viewjobdetail&CID=512693&JID=732757

Portland State University is offering Mobility Matters for the next 3 weeks as a Virtual Pass for just 45 dollars. Please share with those who may be interested, who may not have attended the live

this is very nice resource to review- thanks Chris! Dr. Grace Ambrose-Zaken, Certified O&M Specialist Project Coordinator RT and O&M Programs Hunter College CUNY 695 Park Ave 1140W New York, NY 10065

Was really Joe MacDonell from Atlantic Provinces who introduced me to it. : ) — Chris Tabb chris@... Mobile: 512.660.2750

wow thanks so much Chris! Anne Anne EVRARD - ????? ??????? COMS, Spécialiste en Orientation et Mobilité [cid:33fac03a-a4b8-4f13-a9e5-99c9a33dabcd]

Here is a document from the UK that is a terrific resource for building your own plan...

My masks have been loose so I just tie a knot in one of the elastics that goes behind the ear.

Any hat, mask or hood requires adjusting to how it feels to process environmental information when traveling. However, I personally have weighed the consequences of refusing to make allowances for

In my family, no single mask design fits everyone comfortably and we have all had to try multiple masks. Two solutions are available to those who don’t tolerate straps/strings pulling on their ears.

Hi My input...all masks needs plastic insert for thosecfolks who are hard of hearing. Coby New Mexico

To help with the ear issues (including ear pain from long time wearing) I would recommend using a face mask with ties vs elastic loops. You can make the loops longer but the mask could sag too far

?We have had complaints that facial vision, is impacted. I have suggested that folks practice wearing masks in the home & familiar areas, to be sure that this not an issue. Right now I do not know if