We invite you to participate in a conversation about remote instruction on Friday, August 7, at 2 pm eastern, 1 pm central, noon mountain, and 11 am pacific on this forum page. As we continue to be limited in how much interaction we can have with our consumers, we want to share ideas about what is working and what is not. Discussing our experiences will help us learn about creative solutions. We look forward to a lively discussion and your participation. To participate in the forum, please click any "add a comment" button with any questions or insights you may have about the topic. Our experts will be online for one hour to interact with the discussion. This is a text-only interface if you wish to contact us by phone call 662-325-8243. There is no audio or video.
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Sylvia Perez and Kendra Farrow, from the OIB-TAC, are both experienced certified vision rehabilitation therapists. Their direct service experiences and extensive observations of OIB programs across the country will help them in leading our discussion on providing remote instruction during the COVID 19 outbreak. Feel free to post your questions or ideas on how remote instruction might occur.
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Creative solutions
Creative Solutions
Zoom Pro and Cons
creativity and accommodations
Remote crochet
I think the remote work is
remote work with verbal input only
Remote crochet
Remote crochet
Teaching VoiceOver for iPhone
voice over remote
Thanks!
where can that be found?
VO Starter Link
VO Starter App
exactly what I've done!!! do
On the Phone
I find your story fascinating
Agreed
Amazing
Descriptions are so important!
Remote Training Resources on the OIB Website
Thanks for the link
Thanks for the link
DLS remote teaching lessons
daily living skills-knife skills
do they have a family member
Tips for Providing Remote Instruction
Remote O&M
Have you checked out our
Tips for virtual O&M
O&M remote instruction
I provided no cane
Guidance from ACVREP
Remote Training Resources
Tips for Providing Remote Instruction
working remotely and using video interface
Tip
effective communication and family involvement
Windows Quick Assist, JAWS Tandem, and Apple Screen Sharing
Age-related Differences
age related differences
I Can Connect Program
iCanConnect
train the trainer
Getting consumer buy in
yeah I can try that. thanks
Remote O&M
it was suggested at the
oh another suggestion for
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