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*OMSA Town Hall Meeting* The Orientation and Mobility Specialist Association will hold a *monthly* Town Hall for O&M specialists on the fourth Monday of every month at 7PM Eastern Time /4PM Pacific

Looking for the whereabouts of a former classmate: Sean Mace. Any help would be appreciated. Craig Phillips, MS Ed. COMS *“That which we persist in doing becomes easier to do, not that the nature of

Do you know how to get in contact with Chris Wright? Last I heard he was going back to school to become a lawyer...

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Hi Everyone, Started a new LiveBinder project to have examples of mentors who are blind and deafblind. If you have any suggestions, they would be much appreciated. Hoping to have resources for young

Thanks you, that is very helpful. Liz Scheffe Sent: Friday, August 21, 2020 3:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: [OandM] Seeking Tactile tape I haven't used it personally but I know

I haven't used it personally but I know of a manufacturing facility that has. The facility employed folks who were blind or with low vision. It worked well as long as the area didnt have high traffic

OMSA Mobility Monday: the COVID Edition August 24th 3:00pm Eastern OMSA Monthly Town Hall Meeting August 24th 7:00pm Eastern Visit www.usomsa.org for more information.

We will be sharing best practices from O&Ms and TVIs that used ObjectiveEd’s distance/hybrid curriculum over the past 5 months. We will teach you how to use this gamified curriculum for hybrid

Have you personally used this? We used to buy the 3M highway tape but it didn’t stick very well. We have not ordered any in many years. This looks promising and less expensive… Thanks Liz Scheffe

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Is it possible to use a low profile mat and secure it? Not sure how critical to “stay in a designated work space is.” Please describe what you are trying to do...

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Could you use the bottom half of velcro tape that is stuck to the floor without putting the top velcro tape on it? A cane tip would pick it up and it should not be too thick to risk tripping. from

Hi Annalyn, All of these ideas are wonderful! Another few ideas to add to your arsenal- 1. We've used Gaffer tape on hard surfaces, or Gaffer tape with a long thick flat cord (like a zip tie, but the

There isn't right now any detectable tactile tape that I know of. However some cane users may pick up a grit type of tape but again it is not detectable under foot. The only items which are detectable

Perhaps, start with prominently displaying the white cane? It’s been my experience that sighted folks are concerned about tripping and bumping the wilder . Also, maybe use the rambletag if the

Along with Annalyn's question, has anyone come up with some clever techniques to assist students with total blindness to maintain "social distance" at a typical high school? Many thanks, Nan Annette

Not tactile tape per se, but I’ve used a very thin rope or cord that I cover in floor tape to outline an area. That way it’s discernible underfoot and with a cane, but is not so pronounced that it

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