After kicking off the morning with quiche, join us for a lively game of "Out-Of-Sight Jeopardy," redesigned with blindness-related categories and questions. Then, gather information about Blindfold Games/ObjectiveEd, a source for educational games that are especially designed for blind and visually impaired students in grades K-12.

 Presenter: Marty Schultz, Founder, Blindfold Games/ObjectiveEd, Miami Beach, FL

 Provider: American Association of Blind Teachers

 Note: CE credit available for this programs only; breakfast and business meeting not eligible for CE's.

How Aira has assisted individuals to master the job-seeking challenge. From formatting your resume, proofreading your cover letter and submitting your application, to matching your attire and traveling to the interview, this session will present strategies for using Aira to find employment.  Hear from Aira staff and Explorers about Aira's Employment Program, an Aira initiative to provide free service to Aira Explorers who are undertaking any task related to finding work.  Also includes a brief overview of Aira's program for students, as well as its support for small business owners. We are pleased to partner with the American Council of the Blind to lower the unacceptable unemployment rate among the blind from 70% to under 7%. Join us and find out how to make the dream real.

Provider: AIRA

CE credit: 1.5

the latest details on JAWS, Fusion, and ZoomText with demonstrations and discussions of the 2019 releases. Learn how well JAWS is already working with the new Chromium Edge Browser from Microsoft, scheduled to be released in the coming months. The first 50 attendees will be provided a 50% discount code for the Home Annual License of their choice.

Presenter:  Douglas Gerry, Vispero

Provider:  Vispero

CE credits: 1.5

Compete for prizes as you follow clues and answer questions as you go around the hotel and try to be the first one back.  Participants must be braille readers and writers, and must have some way to record answers.  A hands-on event with ideas you can use to create similar activities for your class or group.

Provider: Braille Revival League

CE credit: 2.5

Part 1 - Update from the Chair: activities of the ACB Information Access Committee over the past 12 months.

Presenter:  Brian Charlson, Chair, ACB Information Access Committee, Watertown, MA

Part 2 - What Do I Say?: You're just an average user trying to get things done. As you're trying to do something on some website, read an inaccessible PDF, or figure out some app, you realize, "I can't do this", and the frustration builds. This presentation is for the average Jane or Joe who simply wants to use stuff, finds out they can't, then needs to tell someone. We will steer you in the right direction.

Presenter: Ray Campbell, Member, ACB Information Access Committee and Web Accessibility Specialist, Glen Ellyn, IL

Part 3 - Amazon Update: news on devices and services from the company that brought us Fire TV, Alexa and much more.

Presenter: Peter Korn, Director, Accessibility, Amazon Lab 126, Oakland, CA

 Part 4 - Blindfold Games/ObjectiveEd: Did you know that Blindfold Games has over 50 accessible iOS games? Did you know about Blindfold Video, an extremely useful advocacy tool for easily recording video and audio of important advocacy situations for documentation. Learn about this resource, and dialogue about other useful apps that could possibly be created to help our community!

Presenter: Marty Schultz, Founder, Blindfold Games/ObjectiveEd, Miami Beach, FL

Provider: ACB Information Access Committee

CE credits: 2.5

Find inspiration on how people use Aira every day to accomplish tasks and do more at work, impressing their bosses along the way. Learn pro-tips for office efficiency, hear what others use Aira for in their day-to-day work life, and speak with the Aira team about how to bring Aira into your workplace as a reasonable accommodation for you or for a group of blind employees through our Employer Access program. Aira and employment - a dynamic duo.

Provider:  AIRA

CE credit: 1

Whether you choose to streamline your Google experience with a Polaris, optimize your workload with a QBraille XL, or enjoy the smoothest reading experience on an Actilino, the HIMS team has your back.   If you choose a bulky device with a built-in screen to accommodate the sight dependent people in your life, we celebrate that you can make that choice.  Choice drives innovation, and HIMS has many innovations to choose from.  Check out what we're about. 

Provider:  HIMS Inc.

CE credit: 1

Speakers will outline how the Randolph-Sheppard Program works in New York.,  including how applicants are recruited and trained, program statistics, and how current trends in healthy vending and micromarkets have impacted their program.

Presenters:  Karen Blachowicz, owner, Karen's Express Shop and Express Vending and member, Blind Vendors Committee of New York, Buffalo, NY; Rick Fitzpatrick, District Supervisor, Central Region, New York State Commission for the Blind (NYSCB) Business Enterprise Program (BEP), Buffalo, NY; and Sean Corcoran, Food Service Specialist, Central Region NYSCB BEP, Buffalo, NY

Provider: Randolph-,sheppard Vendors of America

CE credit: .5

Advantages of the Nayax Card Readers; of particular interest to blind vendors.

Presenter: Harry Kozlovsky, NAYAX Executive Customer Success Manager, Hunt Valley, MD

Provider: Randolph-,sheppard Vendors of America

CE Credit: .5

 With the rapidly growing numbers of docked and dockless EBikes and EScooters crowding our sidewalks, and the increasing numbers of Ubers and Lyfts picking up and dropping off passengers, the limited space near the curb on most urban and suburban streets is becoming cluttered and difficult to navigate. Factor in silent cars, a growing number of autonomous vehicles, new intersection designs, and increasingly complex traffic signalization, and the pedestrian environment is becoming downright dangerous. At this workshop presenters will discuss the challenges pedestrians are facing when they approach the curbside along the all-too-common urban or suburban street. They will share information about other organizations, including America Walks and Vision Zero, who are advocating about these issues at the national, state and regional levels. They will discuss ways you, your chapter and your affiliate can get involved at the local, state and national levels in order to ensure that the specific needs of blind and visually impaired pedestrians are understood and addressed.

Providers: ACB Environmental Access Committee and ACB Transportation Committee

CE credits: 2.5

Each day, we are presented with many challenges ranging from equal access to staying healthy and fit.  Discover exciting new developments, apps, and tech supports addressing the needs of individuals with visual impairments in today's fast-paced world.  At the end of this session, participants will be able to identify technology and understand how a particular piece of technology can be used to solve a problem for someone who is legally or totally blind.

Presenter: Steve Famiglietti, Blind Services Vocational Manager, NEAT Center Oak Hill, Hartford, CT

Provider: Randolph-Sheppard Vendors of America

CE credit: 1

Note-  This CEC session is offerred again on 7/9/19 at 5:45 PM.  CEC credit can only be earned for one session.

Meet Bradford and Bryan Manning, owners of Two Blind Brothers.  Find out how the Blind Brothers unique business was formed to make clothing more fun to touch. Some of the proceeds from this business fund resources for visually impaired persons.

Presenters: Bradford and Bryan Manning, Two Blind Brothers, New York, NY

Provider: Randolph-Sheppard Vendors of America

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; lunch and awards presentations not eligible for CE's.

CE credit:  .5

A living history presentation by AKWAABA, Rochester residents who are accomplished educators, social workers, and healthcare professionals.  Focus on Frederick Douglas and the Underground Railroad, including historical figures Sojourner Truth, Frederick Douglass, Harriett Tubman and a person heading to freedom on the Underground Railroad.

Provider: ACB Multicultural Affairs Committee

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; lunch not eligible for CE's.

CE credit:  .5

A discussion of notetakers, their features, and which one is right for you.

Provider: American Association of Blind Teachers

CE credits: 1

This interactive workshop provides hands-on opportunities to have some fun mixing tracks of a familiar song using accessible hardware and software.

Presenter: Derek Lane, Audio Engineer, Morganton, NC

Provider: Friends-in-Art in ACB

CE credit: 1

Discussion of issues and future plans related to the creation and distribution of accessible braille, audio and electronic books and magazines through the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped and its network of regional libraries.

Presenter: Karen Keninger, Director, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Washington, DC

Provider: Library Users of America

CE credit: 1

There are several ways of working with your vocational rehabilitation agency to start your business, whether it is running a food service facility or starting your own business from scratch.  This panel will discuss multiple resources for pursuing your dream.

Presenters: Dan Sippl, President, Randolph Sheppard Vendors of America, Eau Claire, WI; Ardis Bazyn, President, Independent Visually Impaired Entrepreneurs, Burbank, CA; Darien Slayton Fleming, Member, ACB Rehabilitation Issues Task Force, Portland, OR; and Will Burley, Advocate, Protection and Advocacy for Beneficiaries of Social Security (PABSS), Austin, TX

Provider: ACB Rehabilitation Issues Task Force, Blind Pride International, Randolph-Sheppard Vendors of America

CE credit: 1

Accomplished attorney and litigator Al Fogel will review his career as a blind attorney litigating personal injury and other complex cases in the courts of New York State.

Presenter: Alter S. Fogel, White Plains, NY

Provider: American Association of Blind Attorneys

CE credits: 1

Part 1 - Beyond Marrakesh: The United States became the 50th country to adopt the Marrakesh treaty. What is it and what happens now?  Part 2 - The State of Library Services in the Empire State.  Part 3 - Blindfold Games/ObjectiveEd: How accessible games that provide many hours of fun for thousands of blind people now are helping students learn important skills.

Presenters: Kim Charlson, President, American Council of the Blind and Director, Perkins Braille and Talking Book Library, Watertown, MA; representatives from the Talking Book Libraries of New York; Marty Schultz, Founder, Blindfold Games/ObjectiveEd, Miami Beach, FL

Provider: Library Users of America

CE credit: 1

This session is intended to help Voiceover users take the frustration out of inputting text on their iPhones and iPads. Based on Judy Dixon's recent bestselling book,  "Writing Your Way: Composing and Editing on an iPhone or iPad",  the author will discuss and demonstrate numerous ways of inputting text - some using the iPhone itself and some using external hardware. Expect to add to the conversation.

Presenter: Judy Dixon, author,  "Writing Your Way: Composing and Editing on an iPhone or iPad" and other books about iDevices, Arlington, VA

Provider: Information Access Committee

CE credits: 1

Discuss the impact that Aira Access is making in daily lives. Learn how you can use Aira Access to do more every day and how you can help bring Aira Access to your community to level the playing field for all. You will also hear about Aira's upcoming promotions, along with the power behind the new free trial, open to anyone who uses Aira for free.

Presenters: Amy Bernal, Chief Experience Officer, and Paul Schroeder, Vice President, Public Policy & Strategic Initiatives, AIRA

Provider:  Aira

CE credit: 1

A discussion of what is available through the Music Section of the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped and others.  Explore recorded music offerings available from the Library of Congress archives and how to access them, accessible music software, and the current state of braille music notation.

Presenters:  Panel facilitated by Brian Charlson, President, Library Users of America, Watertown, MA, and Paul Edwards, President, Braille Revival League, Miami, FL

Providers:  Braille Revival League, Friends in Art, Information Access Committee, Library Users of America

CE credit: 1

The BrailleNote Touch + running Android 8.1 is the most modern note taker on the market today. It is the only Google-certified Braille tablet which blends powerful and intuitive apps for managing, accessing and creating information from KeySoft with millions of apps that can be downloaded from the Google Play Store. Review some of the many features and enhancements such as Chrome optimized for a braille user, the exciting new Easy Reader +, or the ability to run modern apps such as Sling TV or SiriusXM. Discuss the Brailliant BI 14.  Includes time for Q&A and feedback.

Provider: HumanWare

CE credits: 1

How to improve body alignment and strength, increase breath awareness, enhance emotional stability, and quiet the mind through simple ancient yoga exercises.  Participate in basic movement and breathing exercises, and learn some simple chanting.  A DVD collection describing these practices and produced by the presenter available for purchase.

Presenter: Marty Klein, blinded veteran, author and long-time yoga practitioner, Woodstock, NY

Provider: Friends-in-Art in ACB

CE credit:  1

Success of the Victor Reader Trek and Stream marches on into 2019! Join the HumanWare team at the annual Stream User Forum. Share stories and tips on downloading and playing back books and periodicals from favorite websites. Learn what is new with both the Stream and Trek. Includes live demonstrations of features and time for Q&A.

Provider: HumanWare

CE credit: 1

Every family has a story.  Heroes, heroines, saints and villains; they're all there, along with storylines and plots that twist and turn over the years, decades, and centuries, across countries and continents, in ships and on horseback. The key is how to take the cryptic notes from the family Bible and the news clippings in the library archives, the birth and death announcements in yellowed newspapers stored on microfiche, and all the rest and turn it into the story it truly is.  Advice, tips and tricks for turning your family's facts into a sweeping story that will keep your Thanksgiving guests silent and spellbound.

Presenter: Carla Ruschival, President, ACB Families, Louisville, KY

Provider: ACB Families

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; breakfast not eligible for CE's.

CE credit: .5

Enjoy a meal with us while we learn how our brothers and sisters from around the world benefit from using, reading and writing braille. Our featured speaker, Fred Schroeder, President of the World Blind Union and former RSA Commissioner, who will be able to share initiatives being taken to advance the interests of braille around the world.

Presenter: Fred Schroeder, President, World Blind Union and former Commissioner, Hehabilitation Services Administration

Provider: Braille Revival League

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; breakfast not eligible for CE's.

CE credit: .5

"Upping Our Game for Services to Seniors with Vision Loss" - The number of seniors with vision loss is dramatically increasing. We're fighting hard to maintain level funding while funding levels for other senior programs increase. Long-time blindness community advocate Mark Richert will discuss how we can make our advocacy efforts more successful.

Presenter: Mark Reichert, Director of Public Policy, National Disability Institute, Washington, DC

Provider: Alliance on Aging and Vision Loss and ACB Rehabilitation Issues Taskforce

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; lunch not eligible for CE's.

CE credit: .5

Discussion of the importance of advocating for the inclusion of low vision and diabetic devices as durable medical equipment covered by Medicare.

Presenters: Clark Rachfal, Director of Advocacy and Governmental Affairs, and Claire Stanley, Advocacy and Outreach Specialist, American Council of the Blind, Alexandria, VA

Provider: Council of Citizens with Low Vision International

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; lunch not eligible for CE's.

CE credit: .5

Join Friends and Art and VIVA for a delicious lunch, an inspiring speaker, and a special movie matinee. Marty Klein, blind since 1974, describes the creative process behind this documentary aimed at preventing suicide among veterans and promoting opportunities for people with disabilities.  His audiodescribed film will be shown following the luncheon and Marty will be available afterward for questions and discussion.

Presenter: Marty Klein, blinded veteran, author, and producer of the documentary "Why Can We Serve", Woodstock, NY

Provider:  Friends-in-Art in ACB and Visually Impaired Reterans of America

Note: CE credits available for presentation and movie only; lunch not eligible for CE's.

CE credits: 1.5

Join us as we welcome our international guests and discover the key to nonverbal cultural cues!  Have you ever traveled abroad and wondered whether to hug or shake hands, kiss once or twice on the cheek?  A panel will discuss cultural differences to help you in your travels.

Provider: ACB International Relations Committee

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; lunch not eligible for CE's.

CE credit: 1

A true-to-life employment discrimination case will be tried. ACB members in attendance will act as the jury and render a verdict based on the evidence presented.

Provider: American Association of Blind Attorneys

CE credits: 4

Learn about new service delivery approaches to meet the complex needs of seniors suffering recent vision loss. Serving this rapidly growing population with the limited resources available is a major challenge and sharing success stories is extremely useful to improve service delivery nationwide.

Presenters: Brian Daniels, Director, New York State Commission for the Blind, Albany, NY; Nancy Miller, Executive Director/CEO Visions/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired, New York, NY; and Sara VanBortel, Assistant Director, Vision Rehabilitation Department, Association for the Blind-Goodwill of the Finger Lakes, Rochester, NY

Provider: Alliance on Aging and Vision Loss

CE credits: 1

A panel of experts talk about the strengths and weaknesses of two braille displays that can be bought for around $500, and are a part of the braille revolution that is making electronic braille an affordable option for many people.  Members who own and use these devices will also be encouraged to share their experiences.

Provider: Braille Revival League

CE credit: 1

The Olmsted Center for Sight is a not-for-profit agency whose mission is to help people who are blind, visually impaired, or physically disabled achieve their highest level of personal and professional independence.  Program categories include low vision clinical evaluations, community and school-based vision rehabilitation services, assistive technology training, career education for employment training and job placement.  Discover the types of vocational training offered by OCS in the fields of business math, customer service, hospitality, and computer skills.  A distance learning platform is available to reach consumers who seek flexible training opportunities for upward mobility. Examine how BEP participants may participate in training opportunities.

Presenters:  Elhanna Porter, Program Manager, and Humberto Hernandez, Employment and Training Specialist, Olmsted Center for Sight, Buffalo, NY

Provider: Randolph-Sheppard Vendors of America

CE credit: 1

This trauma-sensitive yoga workshop/class can be a healing resource for anyone effected by trauma, anxiety, depression or chronic stress through the breath and gentle movement. Yoga can help us to reestablish a connection to the body, cultivate self-awareness, increase emotional and physical resiliency and become more present in our daily lives.

Provider: Blind Pride International

CE credits: 1

Have you ever imagined what life would be like in the future? It's 2019 and we are living in a world full of technology. Learn to make your home run more efficiently with innovative devices, and explore how they can make life easier for you. Discover a world you can control with voice commands and smartphone apps.

Providers: ACB Next Generation Committee and Council of Citizens with Low Vision International

CE Credit: 1

Interactive workshop explores elements of creative writing. Learn basic exercises for creating action, building tension, and generating emotion in fiction, poetry and drama.

Presenters:  Annie Chiapeta, author and poet, New Rochelle, NY; Dr. Herbert Guggenheim, author and poet, Rockville, MD

Provider: Friends in Art in ACB

CE credit: 1

An overview of services available through the Helen Keller National Center for Deaf-blind Youth and Adults to people who are deaf-blind and to professionals working in the field of deaf-blindness.

Presenter:  Bryan Ward, Helen Keller National Center for Deaf-blind Youth and Adults

Provider:  Sight and Sound Impaired (SASI) Committee and the Rehabilitation Issues Task Force

CE credit: 1

Use braille to play a number of word games; prizes will be awarded to the winners.  See just how good you are at braille and words and quick thinking!  A hands-on event with ideas you can use to create similar activities for your class or group.

Presenter: Ralph Smitherman, Jackson, MS

Provider: Braille Revival League

CE credit: 1

Look at apps that enable blind persons to get visual assistance using their iPhones. Some apps use the phone itself, and others connect the blind person to sighted humans who provide assistance through the use of the iPhone's camera. Expect to add to the conversation.

Provider: Information Access Committee

CE Credits: 1

Do you have a combined hearing and vision loss?  Is your hearing loss at the point where you are thinking about a cochlear implant?  The presenter describes his experience with the process, from evaluation to implant to activation and learning to hear with the processor.  Also of interest to those who work with the deaf-blind.  Question-and-answer time included.

Presenter: Phil Jones, Loganville, GA

Provider: Sight and Sound Committee

CE credit: 1

The presenters will share stories about their riding experiences and the special relationship that can grow between horses and persons with disabilities.

Presenters:  Susan Glass, Saratoga CA and Suzanne Ament, Christiansburg, VA

Provider:  Women's Concerns Committee

CE credit:  1

UNAR labs is an early-stage startup company developing products with the aim of providing blind and visually impaired people seamless access to digital media, from graphs to maps to text. We do this with our AI powered software platform, Midlina, which instantly transforms digital media content on your smartphone into a multi-sensory output perceivable through haptic (active touch), auditory, gestures, and enhanced visual feedback. With Midlina, blind people can access digital information when they want, where they want, and how they want.

Presenter: Hari Prasath Palani

Provider: Guide Dog Users Inc.

CE credits: 1

Relax and breathe.  Join us for the calm and balance you'll need for convention week.

Presenter: Leslie Spoone, Orlando, FL

Provider: ACB Women's Concerns Committee and Recreation Zone

CE credits: 1

Join National Industries for the Blind for a discussion about challenges and opportunities related to its work to provide employment for people who are blind.

Provider: National Industries for the Blind

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; breakfast not eligible for CE's.

CE credits: .5

Interesting and important anecdotes from our presenter's distinguished 40-year career as an attorney.

Presenter:  Robert Brenna, Senior Partner, Brenna Boice LLC, Rochester, NY

Provider: American Association of Blind Attorneys

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; lunch not eligible for CE's.

CE credit: .5

A representative from H&R Block will discuss recent changes in the tax code which affect entrepreneurs and other important tax information that business owners need to know. Of particular interest to vocational rehabilitation counselors who serve consumers with business-related goals.

Provider: Independent Visually Impaired Entrepreneurs

Note: CE credit available for this presentation only; lunch and business meeting not eligible for CE's.

CE credit: .5

Do you have questions about the Freestyle Libre, a continuous glucose monitoring system that is accessible to diabetics who are blind or who have low vision?  Are you wondering if it will work for you or your clients?  Hear what diabetics who are blind have to say.

Presenter:  Christopher Gray, Executive Director, Misssouri Council of the Blind, St. Louis, MO

Provider: ACB Diabetics in Action

CE credit: 1

Discussion around the importance of looking for answers from within, whether LGBT, or straight, sighted or vision-impaired.  A path of no-judgement where you will be motivated and empowered to become your own beacon in life.

Presenter:  Gabriel Lopez Kafati, Certified Life Coach

Provider:  Blind Pride International

CE credits: 1

A discussion of the ABLE Act, with particular emphasis on its potential as a savings vehicle for employed people.

Presenter: James R. Sheldon, Managing Attorney (ret), Neighborhood Legal Services, Buffalo, NY

Provider: American Association of Blind Attorneys

CE credits: 2

Part 1 - When You Can't Believe Your Eyes: Vision Loss and Personal Recovery: first-hand account of her experiences and accumulated wisdom into a book to help others make the transition to independence after vision loss.

Presenter: Hannah Fairbairn, retired instructor at the Carroll Center for the Blind, Newton, MA

Part 2 - Picture the Feeling: Tactile Graphics Today and Tomorrow: Discover what NLS and National Braille Press are doing with tactile graphics. Explore other sources for maps and pictures that blind people can access and use, including the new Graphiti tactile graphic display.

Provider: Library Users of America

CE credits: 1

A panel discussion - Cars are getting quieter, intersections are getting more complicated, and drivers are getting more distracted, and... it is getting harder and harder for us to be safe! Representatives from guide dog schools will share tips and provide reminders on how To navigate.

Provider: Guide Dog Users Inc.

CE credit: 1

Each day, we are presented with many challenges ranging from equal access to staying healthy and fit.  Discover exciting new developments, apps, and tech supports addressing the needs of individuals with visual impairments in today's fast-paced world.  At the end of this session, participants will be able to identify technology and understand how a particular piece of technology can be used to solve a problem for someone who is legally or totally blind.

Presenter: Steve Famiglietti, Blind Services Vocational Manager, NEAT Center at Oak Hill, Hartford, CT.

Provider: Guide Dog Users Inc.

CE credit: 1

Note-  This CEC session is offerred again on 7/6/19 at 3:30 PM.  CEC credit can only be earned for one session.

An opportunity to visit the campus, meet staff and ask questions. Lunch included. CE credits not available for travel time.

Provider: American Council of the Blind

CE credits: 3.5

The trendiest apps for the LGBT community from dating to events, health information and more.     Discover practical uses, etiquette, and of course accessibility.

Provider:  Blind Pride International

CE credits: 1

No one size fits all readers.  Some like print, others braille, still others digital cartridge, email and podcasts.   At the 2019 BOP Writer's Workshop, BOP members Deb Cook Lewis and Susan Glass will describe the many-pronged approach the BOP has taken for ensuring that there is a format for every Braille Forum and E-Forum reader.  They will also share ideas that individuals and affiliates can use for making local newsletters and other materials available in audio, digital and other formats.  This will be a hands-on workshop where you can transform the BOP's lessons into practical strategies you can use to increase the scope and reach of your own publications.

Presenters: ACB Board of Publications members Susan Glass, Saratoga, CA and Deb Cook Lewis, Clarkston, WA.

Provider: ACB Board of Publications

CE credits: 1

When do you use one branch over the other and how do they work? In the U.S., we have three distinct branches of the government. How do advocates use these separate entities to advocate for the rights of blind and visually impaired Americans?

Presenters: A hands-on workshop led by

Provider: American Council of the Blind

CE credit: 2.5

It's easier said than done. It's not as simple as finding a job and getting it. We all know the system makes it easier to depend on it than to break free from it. A panel will help you answer important questions such as "How do I go about saving money in a system that doesn't let me save?" and "What are my rights as I navigate Social Security policies?"

Provider: ACB Employment Committee

CE credit: 1

An excellent opportunity to sing away the stress of the convention while observing methods for teaching simple rounds to participants with a wide range of musical abilities. Learn some rounds to use in your classroom, rehabilitation facility etc.

Provider: Friends-in-Art in ACB

CE credit: 1

The latest Bookshare updates and answers to your Bookshare questions. An invaluable resource for accessible textbooks, professional works, and leisure reading in downloadable braille, audio and other electronic formats.

Provider: Bookshare.org

CE credit: 1.5