Top Tech Tidbits for Thursday, May 28, 2026 – Volume 1069

Master NVDA With NVDA Coach: Free Screen Reader Training Add-On | The Blind Life | YouTube.com | May 27, 2026

Showcasing NVDA Coach, Sam from The Blind Life sits down with Tony Gabehart to break down the hands-on training add-on helping both new and experienced users excel with the NVDA screen reader. The conversation highlights how structured lessons, keyboard shortcuts, and real-world practice open new doors for accessibility and digital fluency.

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1.) Top 5 Most Clicked Tidbits From Last Week 📊️

A.) Apple Announces New Accessibility Features Coming Later This Year, Including Improved Image Descriptions and Live Recognition | AppleVis.com | May 19, 2026

Ahead of the fifteenth annual Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Apple announces a wave of new accessibility features arriving later this year. Highlights for blind, DeafBlind, and low vision users include Image Explorer for detailed descriptions of pictures and scanned documents and a Live Recognition mode that integrates with the iPhone’s Action Button to describe what is in the camera’s viewfinder.

B.) Top Tip Thursday: Tap, Tap, Tap — the One-Finger Triple Tap You Should Be Using Every Day | Blind Access Journal | May 14, 2026

Blind Access Journal makes the case that VoiceOver’s one-finger triple tap is one of the most underappreciated iOS and iPadOS gestures. Since iOS 13.2, the gesture has invoked the contextual long-press menu directly, replacing the older double-tap-and-hold gesture and its timing-dependent rising-tone wait.

C.) Ray-Ban Meta Version 25.0 Is Now Available | Meta | May 19, 2026

Meta rolls out firmware version 25.0 for Ray-Ban Meta glasses. New capabilities include Recall Email (have Meta AI read incoming messages aloud hands-free, English in the US and Canada), improved snow-scene detection and exposure for capture, and an early-access Autocapture mode that lets the glasses capture moments hands-free while you stay present.

D.) Using AI As An Accessibility Accommodation | A Student Guide | NotebookLM | Gemini | The Accessibility Guy | YouTube.com | May 18, 2026

Showcasing adaptive learning tools, Shawn Jordison walks viewers through how Google Gemini, NotebookLM, and Google Docs can be combined to support students with free AI-powered accommodations. By breaking down the workflow, Jordison highlights practical strategies for enhancing accessibility in academic tasks.

E.) Welcome, Accessible Data: How Top Tech Tidbits’ Newest Sponsor Is Showing the World What an Accessible Survey Actually Looks Like | Aaron Di Blasi, Publisher | May 21, 2026

Top Tech Tidbits Publisher Aaron Di Blasi welcomes Accessible Data, the London-based, IDA-co-designed, UN-trusted survey platform led by co-founder and CEO Jerry Nicholson, to the Top Tech Tidbits Sponsor family. He walks readers through what makes their work different from every survey tool that has ever made you want to close the tab, who already trusts them with the data that shapes policy, and how Dr. Kirk Adams brought Jerry into the Top Tech Tidbits orbit.

2.) Top Tech Tidbits Welcomes Venngage | Aaron Di Blasi, Publisher | May 21, 2026

Please join me in giving a warm Tidbits welcome to Venngage, who has so very graciously agreed to support the ongoing distribution of Top Tech Tidbits via sponsorship. If you enjoy reading Top Tech Tidbits for free each and every week, it is sponsors like Venngage that make it possible. And as I always say, these are the people, companies, and organizations that deserve your time and attention.

Venngage is a Toronto-based, bootstrapped visual-communications SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) company led by co-founder and CEO Eugene Woo since 2012. The shortest way to describe the category Venngage occupies is by what it is not. It is not Canva. Where Canva went mainstream, social graphics, posters for the company picnic, Instagram-ready brand templates for the consumer creator class, Venngage went deep on a narrower target: the business documents that compliance teams and procurement officers actually care about. Accessible PDFs, accessible forms, accessible infographics, accessible reports, accessible presentations, accessible white papers. Built by people whose job title does not contain the word “designer.”

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A.) ScribeMe Is Back on the App Store | ScribeMe | May 22, 2026

ScribeMe confirms via its Facebook page that the app has been restored to the iOS App Store, with no reason given for the prior removal.

4.) AI Updates ✨️

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A.) Aira Introduces Build AI | Aira.io | May 26, 2026

Aira details Build AI, a new offering that pairs its visual interpreting service with AI, including an FAQ covering how the feature works, what it can describe, and how it fits alongside Aira’s human agents.

B.) I Tried Google’s Screen-Free Smart Glasses, and They’re Exactly What I Want | PCMag.com | May 21, 2026

PCMag’s Florence Ion reports a hands-on with audio-first Warby Parker Android XR glasses at Google I/O. The piece focuses on Gemini integration as the main draw, with a single optional display, voice and camera input, and tight handoff between the glasses and other Android devices.

C.) I Tried Google’s AI Glasses. They’re What Google Glass Always Wanted to Be | PCWorld.com | May 20, 2026

PCWorld’s Mark Hachman previews a Samsung-built prototype of Google’s XR glasses at Google I/O. The piece compares the lightweight, sunglass-style design to the original Google Glass and walks through Gemini-powered look-and-ask, navigation, and discreet camera capture, with caveats about battery and the optional heads-up display.

D.) Google and Samsung’s Warby Parker and Gentle Monster Glasses Are Coming This Fall | CNET.com | May 19, 2026

CNET reports from Google I/O 2026 on the upcoming Android XR smart glasses from Google and Samsung, designed in collaboration with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster. The audio-only models will launch first in the fall, followed by display-enabled versions, and will support prescription lenses, WearOS watches, and Android or iOS phones.

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5.) JAWS Power Tip: How To Upload Files To OneDrive Online With JAWS | Freedom Scientific via TopTechTidbits.com | March 28, 2026

OneDrive is Microsoft’s cloud-based storage where you can save, access, edit, and manage files from any computer or mobile device. You can access it online by visiting OneDrive.com and signing into your Microsoft account. When navigating OneDrive online, it often helps to turn off the JAWS Virtual PC Cursor for many tasks so you can navigate the page much like you would the OneDrive desktop app; however, when uploading a file, turning this cursor on makes the page easier to navigate by enabling you to use Quick Navigation keys. You can toggle the Virtual PC Cursor on or off by pressing INSERT+Z if using Desktop keyboard layout, or CAPS LOCK+Z if using Laptop layout.

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6.) Welcome Venngage: Accessibility-First Business Design, Built for People Who Aren’t Designers | Aaron Di Blasi, Publisher, Top Tech Tidbits | May 28, 2026

If you have ever been handed a brand-team PDF and told to make it WCAG-compliant by Friday, you already know the asymmetry. The document was built without accessibility in mind, in a tool that was not designed to care. You are the one fixing it. The reading order is wrong. The headings are styled but not tagged. The complex table is a screenshot. The alt text is missing on every chart. Friday is not far away. That asymmetry, where the document is created in one place, the accessibility work happens in another, and the remediation lives somewhere uncomfortable in between, is the structural problem Top Tech Tidbits’ newest Sponsor has spent over a decade working to dissolve. Welcome, Venngage.

7.) A New Website, a Redesigned Archive: 2008 to 2026: 19 Years of Access Technology News Now At Your Fingertips | Aaron Di Blasi, Publisher, Top Tech Tidbits | May 28, 2026

Here, Aaron Di Blasi, publisher for the Top Tech Tidbits weekly newsletter, announces that the full Top Tech Tidbits newsletter archive is now publicly available on the redesigned WordPress.com website at https://toptechtidbits.com/newsletters/. Every weekly issue from January 2008 to today is live and browsable in one place, by year, a 19-year span that, until now, stopped at 2018 on the public-facing site. The newly restored 10 additional calendar years (about 520 weekly issues) cover access technology news, tips, walk-throughs, sponsor announcements, and industry coverage from 2008 through 2017.

8.) Quickmail 0.6.6 Released | Kelly Ford | May 28, 2026

Kelly Ford announces Quickmail 0.6.6, an update to the accessible email tool, summarizing the fixes and improvements bundled into this release.

9.) Moving From VeraCrypt to Cryptomator for Accessible Encryption | Tech-VI Listserv | May 28, 2026

A discussion of moving from VeraCrypt to Cryptomator for encrypting files, weighing the screen-reader accessibility of each tool and the practical steps for making the switch.

10.) Podcast: Eyes on Success Episode 2621: Touching the Digital World with Dot Pad X | May 27, 2026

Innovation in Braille technology is changing the landscape for tactile literacy. Hosts Nancy and Peter Torpey talk with Dave Williams from Dot Inc about the new Dot Pad X. This specialized display uses unique electromagnetic pins to render high-quality graphics and multiline text, offering a powerful new way for individuals to interact with digital content.

11.) What Are PDF Spaces By Adobe Acrobat Pro DC? | The Accessibility Guy | YouTube.com | May 27, 2026

Showcasing Adobe’s paid PDF Spaces feature, Shawn Jordison demonstrates how users can organize and interact with multiple documents in a unified workspace inside Acrobat Pro DC. Jordison highlights tools for summarizing content, extracting resources, and making note organization more efficient for accessibility-minded professionals.

12.) Master NVDA With NVDA Coach: Free Screen Reader Training Add-On | The Blind Life | YouTube.com | May 27, 2026

Showcasing NVDA Coach, Sam from The Blind Life sits down with Tony Gabehart to break down the hands-on training add-on helping both new and experienced users excel with the NVDA screen reader. The conversation highlights how structured lessons, keyboard shortcuts, and real-world practice open new doors for accessibility and digital fluency.

13.) Making Information Accessible Through Audio | A2i | May 27, 2026

A2i explains how audio transcription makes documents accessible for people who are blind or visually impaired, have dyslexia, or simply prefer listening — and why accessible audio involves far more than reading text aloud, from preparing documents for spoken delivery to choosing between human and digital narration alongside Braille, large print, and Easy Read.

14.) MBraille Desktop Now on the Microsoft Store | Microsoft Store | May 27, 2026

MBraille Desktop, a braille input and productivity tool, is now available through the Microsoft Store, making it easier for Windows users to install and keep the app updated.

15.) Android Low Vision Workshop: Reading Mode | Hadley | May 26, 2026

Hadley’s latest workshop shows how to use Google’s Reading Mode app on an Android device, to make text easier to read visually or to have it read out loud. The video covers accessing and launching the app; changing display settings such as text size, line spacing, and color contrast; adjusting the reading voice and speed; and more. The new workshop is the 12th installment in Hadley’s Android: Low Vision Features series.

16.) Chain Restaurant Online Ordering: How Item Customization Fails Blind Customers | UsableNet | May 26, 2026

UsableNet examines how the item-customization steps in chain-restaurant online ordering break down for blind customers using screen readers, and what these barriers mean for accessible e-commerce and ADA compliance.

17.) Remsound Remote P2P PC Audio | Github | Ed | May 26, 2026

This is a program I created which allows you to mix the inputs and outputs of multiple soundcards and send them to another PC or many other PCs. it has extreme low latency and uses a unique combination of Wasapi and Asio running side by side. it has templates that you can save as profiles so you don’t have to input all your settings for next time. UI is deliberately very accessible andNVDA friendly. There is code there to make a server as well so people can host. The program also has the ability to record in multiple file formats as well. Any more questions please ask.

18.) Experian Seeks Blind and Low-Vision Participants for a Research Panel | ACB Dots and Dashes | May 26, 2026

ACB’s Dots and Dashes shares a call for blind and low-vision participants to join an Experian research panel, with a sign-up form for those who want to help shape more accessible products and services.

19.) Wearable Technology That May Help Reduce Eye Pressing | APH ConnectCenter | May 26, 2026

APH’s FamilyConnect looks at wearable technology aimed at reducing eye pressing in children who are blind or visually impaired, explaining how the devices work and what families should consider before trying one.

20.) NVDA Add-On Store Removes the Weather Plus Add-On | Tech-VI Listserv | May 26, 2026

A note to the Tech-VI community that the Weather Plus add-on has been pulled from the NVDA Add-on Store, with discussion of why it was removed and what alternatives NVDA users have for accessible weather information.

21.) Blind Waymo Users Revel in the Joy of Riding Alone | NYTimes.com | May 24, 2026

Waymo’s autonomous taxis, now operating in San Francisco and Los Angeles, are providing blind and visually impaired Californians with new independence and privacy. Riders like Ruben Brunt describe the experience as their first opportunity to travel alone by car, highlighting both the technology’s liberating potential and community challenges in the state.

22.) Visual Impairment Doesn’t Keep These Birders Out of the Hobby | WUNC.org | May 24, 2026

Reporter Nancy Eve Cohen profiles visually impaired birders near Boston, including Jerry Berrier and Martha Steele, who rely on bird sounds and cochlear implants to participate in spring migration counts. Their experiences demonstrate how technology and auditory skills enable engagement in birding despite visual challenges, underscoring the hobby’s accessibility.

23.) Screen Magnification for Low Vision | Veroniiiica.com | May 24, 2026

Veronica Lewis walks through screen magnification for low vision — what it does, how built-in OS magnifiers compare with dedicated software, and practical tips for choosing magnification level, color filters, and tracking settings that reduce eye strain during everyday computer use.

24.) Blazie Technologies Upgrades Morse Code App | Tech-VI Listserv | May 24, 2026

A Tech-VI post about Morse code input support on Blazie Technologies hardware, covering how the feature works and who might benefit from Morse as an alternative text-entry method.

25.) Jonathan Mosen on Braille Displays | Jonathan Mosen | May 24, 2026

Jonathan Mosen shares his perspective on braille displays — how he uses them day to day and what he looks for when evaluating current hardware.

26.) Vispero and Matt Ater Recognized for Accessibility Leadership by Forbes | Vispero.com | May 24, 2026

Vispero announces that the company and executive Matt Ater have been recognized by Forbes for accessibility leadership, highlighting their work advancing assistive technology and digital inclusion.

27.) Gobox Review: Customize TV Subtitles For Accessibility | The Blind Life | YouTube.com | May 23, 2026

Showcasing the latest in assistive technology, Sam demonstrates Gobox and details how subtitle customization turns TV more accessible for those with low vision or blindness. Sam spotlights real-time adjustments to subtitle size, color, and text-to-speech features, illustrating inclusive options for accessible home entertainment.

28.) May 2026 Classic Radio Network Launched | SPERDVAC | May 23, 2026

SPERDVAC announces the launch of its Classic Radio Network, a streaming source of old-time radio programming, with details on how listeners can tune in to the new service.

29.) Farewell to CBS Radio | SPERDVAC | May 23, 2026

SPERDVAC marks the end of CBS Radio with a collection of goodbye recordings, preserving the network’s final sign-offs and reflecting on its place in broadcasting history.

30.) Tessera RSS News Reader | AccessibleAndroid.com | May 23, 2026

AccessibleAndroid profiles Tessera, an RSS news-reader app for Android, with notes on its screen-reader accessibility, layout, and how well it works with TalkBack for following news feeds.

31.) Supertonic TTS for Android: Another Offline AI Voice Engine Joins the Open-Source TTS Wave | SpeechCentral.net | May 23, 2026

SpeechCentral covers Supertonic TTS for Android, a new offline AI text-to-speech engine in the growing wave of open-source voices, looking at its quality, offline operation, and how it compares with other engines.

32.) Accessibility Regressions in the Microsoft PowerToys Keyboard Manager | Tech-VI Listserv | May 23, 2026

Brian Vogel reports that recent updates to Microsoft PowerToys Keyboard Manager have broken accessibility for screen reader users. The main Add New Remapping button is unlabeled, the Recording edit box does not expose pressed keys to NVDA, and there is no keyboard-based way to end recording without overwriting it.

33.) Tactile Technology at the Indy 500 | Tech-VI Listserv | May 23, 2026

The TouchPad Pro Foundation shares news that Tactile Engineering’s Cadence Tactile Tablet technology will be featured at the Indianapolis 500 to help make the race more accessible for blind and low-vision fans.

34.) Working With More Than One Language While Using NVDA | NV Access | May 23, 2026

NV Access answers a question on the NVDA Screen Reader Facebook group about working in multiple languages, walking through NVDA language settings, automatic language and dialect switching, OneCore voice installation, configuration profiles, and add-ons that offer alternate language-switching shortcuts.

35.) In-Process 22nd May 2026 | NVAccess.org | May 22, 2026

NV Access summarizes recent NVDA news, including the NVDA 2026.1.1 patch release that fixes a Ctrl+F regression in File Explorer and restores automatic reconnection for Remote Access. Other items cover running NVDA on the sign-in screen, plans to attend Sight City in Frankfurt May 27 to 29, the Microsoft Outlook with NVDA module update, ARM support, and tips for searching text.

36.) Kelly Ford Releases Quickmail 0.6 With Mail Rules | Kelly Ford | May 22, 2026

Kelly Ford announces Quickmail 0.6, which adds mail rules and filtering plus the ability to specify a working directory for basic profile support.

37.) Windows 11 Tests New Accessibility Upgrades Including Screen Tint and Improved Braille Support | WindowsCentral.com | May 22, 2026

Windows Central reports on new accessibility features in testing across the Windows Insider Program. The Experimental Channel build includes faster connection of refreshable braille displays to Narrator, a new screen tint feature, Voice Access improvements, and Magnifier changes.

38.) NRC Shortwave Time Signal Station CHU to Stop Broadcasting on June 22, 2026 | National Research Council Canada | May 22, 2026

The National Research Council Canada announces that its shortwave radio broadcast of Canada’s official time signal from station CHU will end on June 22, 2026. NRC’s official time will remain available via its web clock, telephone talking clock, and Network Time Protocol service, and shortwave time signals are also available internationally from the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures.

39.) Public Beta Available: Desmos Notebook | Desmos | May 21, 2026

Desmos releases a public beta of Desmos Notebook, a single document that mixes text, math, geometry, graphs, and 3D constructions. The team highlights accessibility as a core value and invites feedback on what works well and what needs more polish.

40.) Techopolis Previews Upcoming on-Device AI Accessibility Features Across Perspective Intelligence and Perspective Transcribe for GAAD 2026 | TechoPolis.app | May 21, 2026

Techopolis previews on-device AI accessibility features in upcoming releases of its Perspective Intelligence and Perspective Transcribe apps, plus announcements for new apps in the Perspective line, timed to Global Accessibility Awareness Day.

41.) Communicating With Touch Through the DOT Pad | Easter Seals Crossroads | May 21, 2026

Easter Seals Crossroads profiles the DOT Pad, a multiline braille and tactile graphics display from Dot Inc. that pairs a 300-cell tactile display with a 20-cell braille display and connects via Bluetooth. The device works with the DOT Canvas app to render uploaded graphics, PDFs, and photos as tactile content.

42.) Dyslexia and Screen Readers: How Audio Feedback Changes Reading and Writing | YourTechVision.com | May 21, 2026

Your Tech Vision argues that screen readers and other audio feedback tools benefit sighted students with dyslexia, not just blind students. Hearing letters, words, spelling, and punctuation read back in real time gives readers another pathway to catch errors and recognize structure they might not register visually.

43.) Introducing Scribe for TVIs | Pneuma Solutions | May 21, 2026

Pneuma Solutions co-founder Mike Calvo announces Scribe for TVIs, a relaunch of the Scribe for Education program from the COVID era. K-12 Teachers of the Visually Impaired with a valid school email can apply for free access; the tool returns uploaded source material as screen-reader-ready HTML, BRF braille files, large print, EPUB, DAISY, and MP3 audio.

44.) Accessible Gaming Wiki | Ross Minor | May 21, 2026

Ross Minor announces the launch of the Accessible Gaming Wiki, a community-run site for sharing pages on every aspect of game accessibility. The wiki aims to consolidate game accessibility information that has historically been fragmented across blogs, forums, and now-defunct sites.

45.) Accessible Tech for All Officially Launches This GAAD | Centre for Accessibility Australia | May 21, 2026

The Centre for Accessibility Australia officially launches Accessible Tech for All, a national initiative that connects organisations, individuals, and people with disability to fund and distribute laptops. Since 2024 the program has already provided more than one hundred laptops; the formal launch opens program-partner sponsorships and individual donations.

46.) Forbes’ Accessibility List 2026: Innovation in Accessibility | Forbes.com | May 21, 2026

Forbes publishes its 2026 Accessibility List recognizing companies for innovation in accessibility. David Goldfield notes that the list page itself contains several unlabeled buttons and inaccessible filter menus at the time of writing, although the underlying ranking tables are properly labeled and readable across both pages.

47.) Open Letter to Tim Cook for Global Accessibility Awareness Day | Taylor’s Substack | May 21, 2026

Blind iOS developer Taylor Arndt writes an open letter to outgoing Apple CEO Tim Cook on Global Accessibility Awareness Day, tracing her arc from getting her first VoiceOver-enabled iPod at age eleven through learning Swift and building apps for the platform. The piece thanks Apple’s accessibility team and asks the company to keep accessibility a core priority under new leadership.

48.) My Experience Using Kagi Search With Low Vision | Veroniiiica.com | May 20, 2026

Veronica with Four Eyes reviews her experience using Kagi, an ad-free paid search engine, from a low-vision perspective. She compares Kagi’s customizable, low-clutter results to mainstream search engines and walks through its default text size, image and PDF search options, and other accessibility features.

49.) Fovionics Update: App Store Approval, HSA/FSA Progress, and First Customer Shipments | Fovionics | May 20, 2026

Fovionics shares progress on its AI-powered smart glasses for blind users, including App Store approval, HSA/FSA eligibility, first shipments outside its local area, and a forthcoming Live AI experience that lets the glasses listen and see in real time.

50.) Cool New Stuff Coming in ARIA 1.3 | AFixT.com | May 20, 2026

Afixt previews changes in WAI-ARIA 1.3, a still-draft specification targeting completion in Q3 2026. New additions include roles for suggestions, comments, and marks; attributes for aria-description, aria-braillelabel, and aria-brailleroledescription; and support for multiple ID references in aria-details.

51.) How I Built a Free Image Colour Contrast Checker That Runs Entirely in Your Browser | Tim Dixon | May 20, 2026

Tim Dixon releases a free, open-source image colour contrast checker that runs entirely in the browser, using @gutenye/ocr-browser and onnxruntime-web to locate text in uploaded images and report WCAG contrast ratios. The tool exports a PDF or Markdown report and was built collaboratively with Claude Code.

52.) GAAD 2026: Not Much to Celebrate, Yet | Access Ability | May 20, 2026

Access Ability publishes a sober take on Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2026, arguing that the disability community has lost ground over the past year. The piece covers AI-generated code that ships without accessibility review, weak enforcement of the Department of Justice’s 2025 Title II rule, and persistent gaps under the Air Carrier Access Act and Mental Health Parity Act.

53.) How to Build the Ultimate Digital Library in 2026 | Good e-Reader | May 19, 2026

Good e-Reader walks through building a maintained digital library in 2026, covering folder structure, Calibre as the master catalog, format choice between EPUB, MOBI, KEPUB, and PDF, and syncing reading state across Kindle, Kobo, BOOX, iPad, and Android devices.

54.) Real-Time Access for Blind Students | YourTechVision.com | May 19, 2026

Your Tech Vision describes its model for teaching blind and low-vision students to use assistive technology in real time alongside their peers, beginning as early as age three. The piece walks through screen reader proficiency, braille display fluency, accessible math and science workflows, and Canvas, Google Classroom, and Office 365 access skills.

55.) Assistive Technology Survey 2025 Results – Media Kit | Intopia.digital | May 19, 2026

Intopia releases findings from its third annual Assistive Technology Survey, with 218 respondents across Australia and New Zealand. Screen readers and braille displays scored the highest satisfaction ratings while users continued to report significant barriers on websites and digital products.

56.) Chain Restaurant Online Ordering: How the Menu Fails Blind Customers | UsableNet.com | May 19, 2026

UsableNet contributor Michael Taylor walks through the accessibility failures he encounters when ordering from chain restaurants by screen reader, focusing on menu category navigation. Recurring problems include category bars rendered as plain text rather than buttons or links, missing alt text on item images, and quick-add controls that cannot be isolated and activated independently.

57.) Microsoft Admits Windows 11’s Dedicated Copilot Key Breaks Certain Workflows: Confirms Plans to Let Users Restore Right CTRL or Context Menu Key Later This Year | WindowsCentral.com | May 18, 2026

Windows Central reports that Microsoft will let Windows 11 users remap the Copilot key back to a Right Ctrl or Context Menu key in an update later in 2026. The move follows acknowledgement that the new Copilot key broke workflows for users of keyboard shortcuts and assistive technologies, including screen readers.

58.) Wispr Flow: AI Voice-to-Text | AccessibleAndroid.com | May 4, 2026

Accessible Android profiles Wispr Flow, a voice-to-text Android app that cleans up filler words, false starts, and self-corrections as the user speaks and works inside any app. The tool supports more than one hundred languages and is positioned for users with motor impairments, Parkinson’s, RSI, dyslexia, ADHD, stuttering, and visual impairments.

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May 30, 2026 | The Carroll Center For The Blind 14th Annual Walk For Independence | The Carroll Center For The Blind

6:00 AM PT, 7:00 AM MT, 8:00 AM CT, 9:00 AM ET, 1:00 PM GMT
Join The Carroll Center For The Blind for a community-focused walk at the Mount Ida Campus of UMass Amherst, featuring a 1 to 3-mile route followed by a celebratory gathering with food, accessible activities, and assistive technology demonstrations. This event supports efforts to empower individuals with vision loss while bringing the community together to promote independence and inclusion.

June 1, 2026 | GLE Canadian Leadership Exchange 2026 | GLE.world

A five-day conference held in Ottawa, Ontario from June 1 through June 5, 2026. Every Canadian Counts (ECC) is on the planning committee and will present its work toward a Canadian National Disability Insurance Plan to a global audience of disability-policy leaders, researchers, and advocates.

June 1, 2026 | Free Training Series on Using the Android Operating System | BITS Education

5:00 PM PT, 6:00 PM MT, 7:00 PM CT, 8:00 PM ET
BITS Education hosts a free four-week training series on the Android operating system, led by assistive technology instructor Will Walsh using the Google Pixel 10. The Zoom sessions run the first four Mondays in June from 8:00 to 10:00 PM Eastern; registration is required.

June 2, 2026 | Transforming Culture Through Disability Employment: Day 1 of 3 | Anderson University

9:00 AM PT, 10:00 AM MT, 11:00 AM CT, 12:00 PM ET
Opening day of a three-day working conference at Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina. Registration begins at noon Eastern with lunch. The welcome session at 1:30 PM Eastern with Randy Lewis (former Senior Vice President of Distribution and Logistics at Walgreens) and Prof. Jeffrey Moore, PhD (Professor of Management at Anderson University) covers research findings on disability inclusion, followed by the first “Above & Below the Line” facilitated session with Chris Taylor and Chris Halter. Attendees then tour Bon Secours St. Francis and its Project SEARCH healthcare workforce inclusion program. The day closes with dinner, a panel with Bon Secours and Anderson University leadership, and Tom Gustafson’s presentation on the business case for employing people with disabilities. Conference cost is $250 per person for all three days, with lunches and dinners included. Register at https://voyage.andersonuniversity.edu/register/transformingculture.

June 2, 2026 | GLE Canadian Leadership Exchange 2026 | gle.world

A five-day conference held in Ottawa, Ontario from June 1 through June 5, 2026. Every Canadian Counts (ECC) is on the planning committee and will present its work toward a Canadian National Disability Insurance Plan to a global audience of disability-policy leaders, researchers, and advocates.

June 3, 2026 | Selvas BLV Classroom-Specific Webinar | Selvas BLV

4:00 PM PT, 5:00 PM MT, 6:00 PM CT, 7:00 PM ET, 11:00 PM GMT
Join Selvas BLV for a focused webinar exploring how BrailleSense 7 and GoVision Move can be effectively used in classroom settings. The session includes a product overview followed by an interactive Q&A covering applications, training resources, and practical use cases.

June 3, 2026 | GLE Canadian Leadership Exchange 2026 | gle.world

A five-day conference held in Ottawa, Ontario from June 1 through June 5, 2026. Every Canadian Counts (ECC) is on the planning committee and will present its work toward a Canadian National Disability Insurance Plan to a global audience of disability-policy leaders, researchers, and advocates.

June 3, 2026 | Transforming Culture Through Disability Employment: Day 2 of 3 | Anderson University

5:30 AM PT, 6:30 AM MT, 7:30 AM CT, 8:30 AM ET
Day two of the Anderson University working conference on disability employment focuses on human flourishing and inclusive leadership. Coffee and networking begin at 8:30 AM Eastern, followed by a morning tour of the Walgreens Distribution Center in Anderson, South Carolina, the facility Randy Lewis opened in 2007 to employ significant numbers of people with disabilities. The lunch panel on the culture impact of inclusive hiring features Pendleton High School, South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation, and Walgreens. The afternoon includes the second “Above & Below the Line” facilitated session with Chris Taylor and Chris Halter, an open-mic networking break, and a panel with MaxAir on the impact of inclusive hiring. The evening dinner presentation, “AI, Work Design, and Inclusive Employment,” is delivered by Remco Mostert and Prof. Jeffrey Moore. Register at https://voyage.andersonuniversity.edu/register/transformingculture.

June 3, 2026 | Wednesday Webinars: JAWS Essentials — Navigating the Web More Efficiently | Access Ingenuity

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
Marisa Church of Access Ingenuity covers the core JAWS commands and strategies for browsing the web more efficiently, including using headings, landmarks, links, and form controls to move through pages quickly. The session also addresses common challenges like dynamic content and pop-ups, with practical workarounds for navigating complex layouts.

June 4, 2026 | Transforming Culture Through Disability Employment: Day 3 of 3 | Anderson University

5:30 AM PT, 6:30 AM MT, 7:30 AM CT, 8:30 AM ET
Final day of the Anderson University working conference on disability employment. Coffee and networking at 8:30 AM Eastern, followed by the third “Above & Below the Line” focal-point session with Chris Halter on “Where do we go from here?” A capstone panel moderated by Randy Lewis, “Building Thriving Teams: The Future of Disability Employment,” features Tom Gustafson, Remco Mostert, Nicole Poston, and Theresa Johnson, discussing expansion strategies for employing people with disabilities, leadership competencies for inclusive teams, and future research collaboration opportunities. The conference closes with a lunch and final reflections hosted by Randy Lewis and Prof. Jeffrey Moore. Register at https://voyage.andersonuniversity.edu/register/transformingculture.

June 4, 2026 | Webinar From Allyant: Mobile App Accessibility: Standards, Challenges, and Best Practices | Allyant

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
Allyant’s Aleksandra Antic is joined by ArcTouch Director of Accessibility Strategy Ben Ogilvie for a practical webinar on building accessible native mobile apps. The session covers how WCAG applies on mobile, the differences between native and responsive experiences, common mobile accessibility challenges, and design and development strategies.

June 4, 2026 | GLE Canadian Leadership Exchange 2026 | gle.world

A five-day conference held in Ottawa, Ontario from June 1 through June 5, 2026. Every Canadian Counts (ECC) is on the planning committee and will present its work toward a Canadian National Disability Insurance Plan to a global audience of disability-policy leaders, researchers, and advocates.

June 4, 2026 | Master Your BlindShell Classic With BITS | BITS Education

5:00 PM PT, 6:00 PM MT, 7:00 PM CT, 8:00 PM ET
BITS Education hosts a free three-week BlindShell Classic workshop led by instructor Marvin Hunkin, covering interface navigation, built-in apps and tools, and everyday efficiency tips. Sessions run Thursday evenings in June starting June 4 at 8:00 PM Eastern; registration is required.

June 4, 2026 | Use AI Features In Jaws, Zoomtext, And Fusion To Better Understand And Navigate Digital Content | Freedom Scientific

9:00 AM PT, 10:00 AM MT, 11:00 AM CT, 12:00 PM ET, 4:00 PM GMT
Join this informative session to explore how built-in AI features in JAWS, ZoomText, and Fusion can improve efficiency and independence when navigating digital environments. Learn practical techniques for describing visual content, identifying unlabeled controls, and better understanding complex web pages using tools like Picture Smart AI, AI Labeler, Vispero Companion, and Page Explorer.

June 5, 2026 | Florida Outreach Center for the Blind Workshop With Orbit Research | Florida Outreach Center for the Blind

12:00 PM PT, 1:00 PM MT, 2:00 PM CT, 3:00 PM ET
The Florida Outreach Center for the Blind hosts a virtual workshop with Orbit Research, a developer of affordable assistive technology founded in 1998. The session covers Orbit’s product line including refreshable braille displays, braille notetakers, tactile graphic displays, DAISY media players, and digital magnifiers.

June 5, 2026 | GLE Canadian Leadership Exchange 2026 | gle.world

A five-day conference held in Ottawa, Ontario from June 1 through June 5, 2026. Every Canadian Counts (ECC) is on the planning committee and will present its work toward a Canadian National Disability Insurance Plan to a global audience of disability-policy leaders, researchers, and advocates.

June 6, 2026 | AccessFest 2026 | AccessFest

6:00 AM PT, 7:00 AM MT, 8:00 AM CT, 9:00 AM ET
AccessFest returns to David Pecaut Square in Toronto on Saturday, June 6 — a free, full-day accessibility festival hosted by AccessNow with X Ambassadors on the mainstage, performances from renforshort and Haviah Mighty, panels on culture, sports, fashion, accessible travel, and youth advocacy, adaptive movement, food trucks, and a vendor market spotlighting disabled-owned businesses, with ASL on stage, sensory-friendly zones, and barrier-free design throughout.

June 8, 2026 | Free Training Series on Using the Android Operating System | BITS Education

5:00 PM PT, 6:00 PM MT, 7:00 PM CT, 8:00 PM ET
BITS Education hosts a free four-week training series on the Android operating system, led by assistive technology instructor Will Walsh using the Google Pixel 10. The Zoom sessions run the first four Mondays in June from 8:00 to 10:00 PM Eastern; registration is required.

June 10, 2026 | Wednesday Webinars: Part 2 – PDF Accessibility Basics — How to Test for Accessibility With JAWS | Access Ingenuity

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
In the second part of the PDF accessibility series, Rachel Reeves of Access Ingenuity walks through using JAWS to test a PDF — evaluating reading order, tag structure, and navigability from a screen reader’s perspective. Attendees learn to identify where the reading experience breaks down and connect those issues back to specific tag problems in Adobe Acrobat.

June 11, 2026 | Master Your BlindShell Classic With BITS | BITS Education

5:00 PM PT, 6:00 PM MT, 7:00 PM CT, 8:00 PM ET
BITS Education hosts a free three-week BlindShell Classic workshop led by instructor Marvin Hunkin, covering interface navigation, built-in apps and tools, and everyday efficiency tips. Sessions run Thursday evenings in June starting June 4 at 8:00 PM Eastern; registration is required.

June 12, 2026 | Accessibility Summer Camp 2026 Registration Is Open | Accessibility Summer Camp

7:00 AM PT, 8:00 AM MT, 9:00 AM CT, 10:00 AM ET, 2:00 PM GMT
Join Accessibility Summer Camp for a full-day virtual conference focused on accessibility, hosted via the Canvas Catalog platform. Attendees can take advantage of early bird pricing, group discounts, and guided support for registration, payment, and account setup.

June 13, 2026 | iPhone Games | Maryland State Library For The Blind And Print Disabled

7:00 AM PT, 8:00 AM MT, 9:00 AM CT, 10:00 AM ET, 2:00 PM GMT
Join the Maryland State Library For The Blind And Print Disabled for an engaging session exploring accessible iPhone games that combine fun, innovation, and inclusive design. Discover top-rated titles from AppleVis, hear candid insights on VoiceOver performance, and share favorite games while uncovering new ones worth playing.

June 15, 2026 | Free Training Series on Using the Android Operating System | BITS Education

5:00 PM PT, 6:00 PM MT, 7:00 PM CT, 8:00 PM ET
BITS Education hosts a free four-week training series on the Android operating system, led by assistive technology instructor Will Walsh using the Google Pixel 10. The Zoom sessions run the first four Mondays in June from 8:00 to 10:00 PM Eastern; registration is required.

June 17, 2026 | Innovations in Stargardt Disease Research | The Carroll Center for the Blind

9:00 AM PT, 10:00 AM MT, 11:00 AM CT, 12:00 PM ET
The Carroll Center for the Blind hosts a one-hour webinar on recent research developments in Stargardt disease, a juvenile form of macular degeneration.

June 17, 2026 | Wednesday Webinars: Portable OCR on the Go — Reading Print With Ruby 10, Lyric, and ONYX | Access Ingenuity

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
Ian Ramos of Access Ingenuity and guest Joe McDaniel of Vispero compare three portable OCR solutions — the Ruby 10, Lyric, and ONYX — covering features, strengths, and ideal use cases for reading mail, menus, labels, and printed documents on the go. ACVREP continuing education credit is approved for teachers of the visually impaired.

June 18, 2026 | Accessibility Made Easy for New Learning Designers | National Organization on Disability

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
NOD hosts a 30-minute virtual primer for learning designers new to accessibility. The session covers testing with real users, clear layout choices, and accessible media practices that make training content more welcoming for people with disabilities. Attendees see how everyday tools and basic accessibility practices benefit every learner.

June 18, 2026 | Master Your BlindShell Classic With BITS | BITS Education

5:00 PM PT, 6:00 PM MT, 7:00 PM CT, 8:00 PM ET
BITS Education hosts a free three-week BlindShell Classic workshop led by instructor Marvin Hunkin, covering interface navigation, built-in apps and tools, and everyday efficiency tips. Sessions run Thursday evenings in June starting June 4 at 8:00 PM Eastern; registration is required.

June 19, 2026 | Carroll Tech Talk: Meta Glasses | The Carroll Center for the Blind

12:00 PM PT, 1:00 PM MT, 2:00 PM CT, 3:00 PM ET
The Carroll Center’s Carroll Tech Talk series covers Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses, with discussion of features relevant to blind and low-vision users.

June 22, 2026 | Free Training Series on Using the Android Operating System | BITS Education

5:00 PM PT, 6:00 PM MT, 7:00 PM CT, 8:00 PM ET
BITS Education hosts a free four-week training series on the Android operating system, led by assistive technology instructor Will Walsh using the Google Pixel 10. The Zoom sessions run the first four Mondays in June from 8:00 to 10:00 PM Eastern; registration is required.

June 23, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

June 24, 2026 | Wednesday Webinars: Part 3 – PDF Accessibility Basics — Field Types and Tooltips | Access Ingenuity

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
The final session in the PDF accessibility series has Rachel Reeves of Access Ingenuity covering how to make fillable PDF forms accessible — field types, proper tab order, tooltip creation, and how screen readers interact with form controls in Adobe Acrobat. The session also covers testing a completed form with JAWS before distribution.

June 25, 2026 | The Windows Screen Reader Primer, 5th Edition Launch Webinar | The Carroll Center for the Blind

4:00 PM PT, 5:00 PM MT, 6:00 PM CT, 7:00 PM ET
The Carroll Center hosts a launch webinar for the fifth edition of The Windows Screen Reader Primer, covering current screen reader use on Windows.

June 26, 2026 | EnAble Learning Office Hours | National Organization on Disability

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
NOD’s EnAble Learning Office Hours give HR, talent development, and DEI leaders a 45-minute walkthrough of the on-demand disability training platform. In-house experts cover Disability 101 content, accommodations, ADA frameworks, neurodiversity and mental-health modules, and how the platform supports manager effectiveness, retention, and workplace culture.

July 3, 2026 | 2026 National Federation of the Blind Convention | NFB

The National Federation of the Blind advances the lives of its members and all blind people in the United States. Each year, we come together for important discussions, decisions, and information sharing. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to: Network with thousands of blind people. Connect with leaders in the field of blindness. Attend presentations on a variety of empowering topics. Learn about the latest technology and innovation. And much more. The convention is open to all. If you are attending the convention in Austin, Texas, register for the 2026 NFB National Convention now! Online registration is $25 and closes May 31. Registration will be available on-site at the convention, but the cost will increase. By registering, you will gain access to the largest gathering of blind people in the world, the agenda, the app, and timely convention news and communications. Virtual Experience Registration. If you cannot attend the convention in Texas, we offer opportunities for engagement and connection through the Virtual Experience. The registration fee is $10. Register for the 2026 NFB National Convention Virtual Experience. Your registration includes access to the app, the ability to stream sessions from anywhere, and the opportunity to win door prizes.

July 4, 2026 | 2026 National Federation of the Blind Convention | NFB

The National Federation of the Blind advances the lives of its members and all blind people in the United States. Each year, we come together for important discussions, decisions, and information sharing. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to: Network with thousands of blind people. Connect with leaders in the field of blindness. Attend presentations on a variety of empowering topics. Learn about the latest technology and innovation. And much more. The convention is open to all. If you are attending the convention in Austin, Texas, register for the 2026 NFB National Convention now! Online registration is $25 and closes May 31. Registration will be available on-site at the convention, but the cost will increase. By registering, you will gain access to the largest gathering of blind people in the world, the agenda, the app, and timely convention news and communications. Virtual Experience Registration. If you cannot attend the convention in Texas, we offer opportunities for engagement and connection through the Virtual Experience. The registration fee is $10. Register for the 2026 NFB National Convention Virtual Experience. Your registration includes access to the app, the ability to stream sessions from anywhere, and the opportunity to win door prizes.

July 5, 2026 | 2026 National Federation of the Blind Convention | NFB

The National Federation of the Blind advances the lives of its members and all blind people in the United States. Each year, we come together for important discussions, decisions, and information sharing. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to: Network with thousands of blind people. Connect with leaders in the field of blindness. Attend presentations on a variety of empowering topics. Learn about the latest technology and innovation. And much more. The convention is open to all. If you are attending the convention in Austin, Texas, register for the 2026 NFB National Convention now! Online registration is $25 and closes May 31. Registration will be available on-site at the convention, but the cost will increase. By registering, you will gain access to the largest gathering of blind people in the world, the agenda, the app, and timely convention news and communications. Virtual Experience Registration. If you cannot attend the convention in Texas, we offer opportunities for engagement and connection through the Virtual Experience. The registration fee is $10. Register for the 2026 NFB National Convention Virtual Experience. Your registration includes access to the app, the ability to stream sessions from anywhere, and the opportunity to win door prizes.

July 6, 2026 | 2026 National Federation of the Blind Convention | NFB

The National Federation of the Blind advances the lives of its members and all blind people in the United States. Each year, we come together for important discussions, decisions, and information sharing. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to: Network with thousands of blind people. Connect with leaders in the field of blindness. Attend presentations on a variety of empowering topics. Learn about the latest technology and innovation. And much more. The convention is open to all. If you are attending the convention in Austin, Texas, register for the 2026 NFB National Convention now! Online registration is $25 and closes May 31. Registration will be available on-site at the convention, but the cost will increase. By registering, you will gain access to the largest gathering of blind people in the world, the agenda, the app, and timely convention news and communications. Virtual Experience Registration. If you cannot attend the convention in Texas, we offer opportunities for engagement and connection through the Virtual Experience. The registration fee is $10. Register for the 2026 NFB National Convention Virtual Experience. Your registration includes access to the app, the ability to stream sessions from anywhere, and the opportunity to win door prizes.

July 7, 2026 | 2026 National Federation of the Blind Convention | NFB

The National Federation of the Blind advances the lives of its members and all blind people in the United States. Each year, we come together for important discussions, decisions, and information sharing. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to: Network with thousands of blind people. Connect with leaders in the field of blindness. Attend presentations on a variety of empowering topics. Learn about the latest technology and innovation. And much more. The convention is open to all. If you are attending the convention in Austin, Texas, register for the 2026 NFB National Convention now! Online registration is $25 and closes May 31. Registration will be available on-site at the convention, but the cost will increase. By registering, you will gain access to the largest gathering of blind people in the world, the agenda, the app, and timely convention news and communications. Virtual Experience Registration. If you cannot attend the convention in Texas, we offer opportunities for engagement and connection through the Virtual Experience. The registration fee is $10. Register for the 2026 NFB National Convention Virtual Experience. Your registration includes access to the app, the ability to stream sessions from anywhere, and the opportunity to win door prizes.

July 8, 2026 | 2026 National Federation of the Blind Convention | NFB

The National Federation of the Blind advances the lives of its members and all blind people in the United States. Each year, we come together for important discussions, decisions, and information sharing. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to: Network with thousands of blind people. Connect with leaders in the field of blindness. Attend presentations on a variety of empowering topics. Learn about the latest technology and innovation. And much more. The convention is open to all. If you are attending the convention in Austin, Texas, register for the 2026 NFB National Convention now! Online registration is $25 and closes May 31. Registration will be available on-site at the convention, but the cost will increase. By registering, you will gain access to the largest gathering of blind people in the world, the agenda, the app, and timely convention news and communications. Virtual Experience Registration. If you cannot attend the convention in Texas, we offer opportunities for engagement and connection through the Virtual Experience. The registration fee is $10. Register for the 2026 NFB National Convention Virtual Experience. Your registration includes access to the app, the ability to stream sessions from anywhere, and the opportunity to win door prizes.

July 28, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

August 14, 2026 | EnAble Learning Office Hours | National Organization on Disability

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
NOD’s EnAble Learning Office Hours give HR, talent development, and DEI leaders a 45-minute walkthrough of the on-demand disability training platform. In-house experts cover Disability 101 content, accommodations, ADA frameworks, neurodiversity and mental-health modules, and how the platform supports manager effectiveness, retention, and workplace culture.

August 20, 2026 | Member-Only Event: Everyday Accessibility Mistakes | National Organization on Disability

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
A 25-minute virtual session for NOD Leadership Council members covering the most common accessibility missteps organizations make and how to avoid them. Access is restricted to Council members; non-members can join the Leadership Council to attend this and similar exclusive briefings on accessible practice.

August 25, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

September 14, 2026 | Leadership Council Open House | National Organization on Disability

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
A 45-minute virtual open house introducing the NOD Leadership Council, a community of companies including JP Morgan Chase, L’Oreal USA, and Toyota North America that work to advance disability inclusion in the workplace. Senior HR leaders meet NOD’s Disability Inclusion Specialists, hear about 2026 membership benefits, and learn how to scale inclusion efforts.

September 15, 2026 | Leadership Insights: Disability Inclusion Dialogues | National Organization on Disability

9:00 AM PT, 10:00 AM MT, 11:00 AM CT, 12:00 PM ET
A 90-minute virtual peer-focused discussion for senior-level NOD Leadership Council members on disability inclusion and workforce retention. The session features insights from Candee Chambers, Director of the Office of Public Liaison at the U.S. Department of Labor, who joins industry leaders to address strategic retention challenges.

September 22, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

October 1, 2026 | Technology and the Disability Experience | National Organization on Disability

NOD’s annual in-person event in New York City brings together business, technology, and advocacy leaders to explore how AI, extended reality, and smart devices are reshaping accessibility and workforce inclusion. The evening at the Times Center features a tech showcase, panel discussions, an award ceremony, and live entertainment.

October 9, 2026 | EnAble Learning Office Hours | National Organization on Disability

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
NOD’s EnAble Learning Office Hours give HR, talent development, and DEI leaders a 45-minute walkthrough of the on-demand disability training platform. In-house experts cover Disability 101 content, accommodations, ADA frameworks, neurodiversity and mental-health modules, and how the platform supports manager effectiveness, retention, and workplace culture.

October 27, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

November 19, 2026 | Member-Only Event: Practices for Accessible Virtual Meetings | National Organization on Disability

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
A 25-minute virtual session for NOD Leadership Council members focused on practical, hands-on strategies for making virtual meetings more inclusive and accessible to all participants. The full briefing is restricted to Council members; non-members can join the Leadership Council to attend this and similar exclusive members-only sessions.

November 24, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

December 17, 2026 | CEO Office Hours: Looking Back/Looking Forward | National Organization on Disability

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET
NOD President and CEO Beth Sirull hosts a 45-minute virtual CEO Office Hours for a year-end reflection on disability inclusion milestones and a preview of the strategies shaping the coming year. The informal session invites participants to connect directly with Sirull and discuss what will drive greater impact in 2027.

December 22, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

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Editor: Jenna Lang

Editor Since: June 4, 2020

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In addition to serving as an Editor to Top Tech Tidbits Jenna also serves as an Editor to the Access Information News and AI-Weekly newsletters and runs her own advocacy foundation.

Jenna also serves as a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) for Mind Vault Solutions, Ltd.

Jenna’s son was born blind and she is always seeking new and innovative ways to empower him through technology.

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Editor: Stephen (Alex) Marositz

Editor Since: October 7, 2021

Location: Los Angeles, California

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In addition to serving as an Editor to Top Tech Tidbits Alex is also the Accessible Technology Coordinator for California State University, Dominguez Hills. He has worked in accessibility in higher education since 2005, is certified by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals, and in his spare time plays for the San Gabriel Valley Panthers Beep Baseball Team. He can be reached on twitter at: @samarositz.

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Editor: Ben Moxey

Editor Since: January 1, 2022

Location: Newcastle, Australia

Time Zone: Australia Eastern Standard Time (AEST/AEDT) (GMT+10)

In addition to serving as an Editor to Top Tech Tidbits Ben is also an Access and Technology Advisor for Guide Dogs, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory (NSW/ACT).

Hi, Tidbits readers, my name’s Ben Moxey and I’m based in Newcastle, Australia. I’m really happy to be part of the Tidbits Team and look forward to supporting this valuable publication.

A bit about me and how I came to work in the BVI area. I grew up with very low vision in one eye due to retinal issues and relied on magnification and speech throughout school. They also tried to teach me Braille, but let’s just say that I wasn’t the best student! I was determined to use my remaining vision, no matter how impractical it was becoming.

When I was 20, the other retina came off and I’ve now been totally blind for about 21 years. This is when my love for assistive technology, and technology in general, really kicked in. I’ll be honest, I was a bit of a computer nerd anyway, but I could quickly see how technology was my key to enhanced independence and lifestyle. I embraced screen readers, early smart phones and mobility aids. I even finally realised the huge value of Braille and finished off the course, though I’m still pretty slow!

Long story short (not one of my strong points), I’ve worked in the BVI area for 12 years with much of that spent reviewing, recommending and teaching assistive technology that suits the individual. I’m currently a proud employee of Guide Dogs NSW/ACT where I was the Practice Lead for the assistive technology service, and I’ve now moved into an Access and Technology Advisor role. Basically, this involves a strong focus on accessibility and technology innovation.

Feel free to look me up on LinkedIn, but I’ll warn you in advance that I haven’t given my profile the recommended attention!

All the best and happy reading!

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Editor: David Woodbridge

Editor Since: February 6, 2023

Location: Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia

Time Zone: Australia Eastern Standard Time (AEST/AEDT) (GMT+10)

In addition to serving as an Editor to Top Tech Tidbits David also serves as an Editor to the Access Information News publication and is also the National Commercial Assistive Technology Advisor for Vision Australia where he has worked since 1990. Over this time he has assisted people who are blind or vision impaired in their home, education, and work settings to take advantage of the benefits of using assistive and main stream technology.

In the last seventeen years, he has also been involved with evaluating technology for use by people who are blind or vision impaired covering both low and high tech equipment (including Microsoft, Samsung, Google, Amazon, and Apple). David is also one of the key spokespersons for Vision Australia relating to technology.

He has been an Apple Ambassador for Apple Australia since 2009 with a group of other Ambassadors / Apple Distinguished Educators (ADE)‘s covering the range of Apple’s Accessibility solutions throughout Australia.

David produces a range of podcasts (since 2011) covering Apple and other technologies which are distributed on his own podcast (http://davidwoodbr.podbean.com). In addition, he also has a regular Talking Tech program (since 2013) which can be heard every Tuesday at 4:30 Eastern Summer Time on Vision Australia Radio Melbourne (available online) or via https://omny.fm/shows/talking-tech-vision-australia-radio

David also runs a weekly Tech Monday where people can chat about assistive and main stream technology, share information, and any tips and tricks.

David lost his sight when he was 8 years old and had to learn Braille. Since then, he completed high school, went to Sydney University receiving a Social Work degree, spent 4 years drug and alcohol counselling, and then moved into his current job.

As a person who is blind, David believes that as a user of the technology that he recommends to others, that he is well situated to look at the strengths and shortcomings of the assistive technology that he comes across in both his professional and personal life, in particular, mainstream technology that is accessible.

In addition to his weekly contributions to Top Tech Tidbits and Access Information News, David’s regularly occurring activities are his weekly tech radio show, bi-monthly exploring tech webinars for Vision Australia, his iSee podcast when something of note grabs his attention, and the weekly Tech Monday chat sessions.

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IIn addition to serving as an Editor to Top Tech Tidbits Vicki also serves as an Editor to the Access Information News publication and works as a Web Accessibility Specialist / IT Quality Assurance Tester at Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges.

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