Add-Ons: The Ultimate Guide to Peripherals for the Blind Computer User

Computers & Technology

Hardware & DIY

Natl Braille Pr

Second Beginner's Guide to Personal Computers for the Blind

<p>The Safe Without Sight program contained in this book was developed at a rehabilitation agency and a residential school for the blind. This program teaches both crime-prevention strategies and physical self-defense. Blind men and women are potential victims of crime, like anyone else, and can learn how to avoid dangerous situations, or if necessary, to fight back. The authors include a blind clinical psychologist, specializing in trauma and assault, a blind director of a rehabilitation center where the program was developed, and a sighted self-defense instructor, who had designed a variety of programs for people with disabilities. Together they have put together a solid curriculum of practical, life-saving techniques for staying safe without sight.</p>

Safe Without Sight: Crime Prevention and Self-Defense Strategies for People Who Are Blind

Diane Croft

Scott McCall

Kerry Kollmar

<p>Now in its sixth edition, this primer is for every Mom and Dad who just want to know enough braille to help their blind son or daughter learn to read. Using your sight, you will learn to identify the braille alphabet, numbers, contractions, and even a few exceptions to the rule that make braille so interesting. Includes exercises in braille, flashcards and a wall cheat-sheet.</p>

Just Enough to Know Better: A Braille Primer

Reference

Curran, Eileen

Words, Language & Grammar

Take Charge: A Strategic Guide for Blind Job Seekers

Business & Money

Rabby, Rami

Croft, Diane

Job Hunting & Careers

Solutions Access Technologies for People Who Are Blind

Croft, Diane L.

Espinola, Olga

National Braille Press

This is the braille edition of the current bestseller. Currently it's the #1 Wall St. Journal best-selling book for nonfiction; #1 New York Times bestseller on "Advice, How-To and Miscellaneous", and #1 Publishers Weekly hardcover bestseller. The book gives advice on how to deal with changes at work and in life in general. Judging from the 286 reviews posted on Amazon.com, you're either going to love it or hate it. Advice is dispensed in the form of a parable, which some describe as over simplistic and others deem highly useful. Find out for yourself: 1 volume. Over a million copies in print.

Who Moved My Cheese? : Braille Edition (For the Visually Impaired)

Self-Help

JOHNSON, Spencer

Success

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