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Description: Preparing for a clinical low vision evaluation can feel overwhelmingbut it doesnt have to be. Join this webinar as professionals in the field of visual impairment guide educators and families through the evaluation process, from helping students prepare to understanding what happens during the assessment. Practical strategies to ensure meaningful and effective evaluations will also be shared.InstructorsTara Bowie, Georgia Department of Education, Outreach Education Program SpecialistTara.Bowie@doe.k12.ga.us Sharon Lyttle, Georgia Department of Education, Outreach Education Program SpecialistSLyttle@doe.k12.ga.us Jodi Floyd, Columbia Outreach Center, Coordinator for Project Magnifyjfloyd@scsdb.orgMelisa Matthews, APH FamilyConnect, Digital Content Managermmatthews@aph.org Amy Campbell, APH, Director of Learning & Developmentacampbell@aph.org Content InformationPrimary Core or ECC Area: Sensory EfficiencyTarget Audience: Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments, Paraprofessionals, CaregiversLearning Objectives: List key items students should bring to a clinical low vision evaluationDescribe the purpose and importance of preparing students and families for a clinical low vision evaluation.Explain the role of the Envision Kit and other devices in supporting student readinessDescribe assessments typically performed during a clinical low vision evaluationDay of Event InformationACVREPoCredit is only available for the live presentation. To collect ACRVEP credit, please listen for the opening and closing codes, then submit these to the webinar certificate portal found at https://aphhive.org/#/event within 30 days of the webinar. Following submission, a certificate is immediately available and storedUsing a Braille Display to Access Captions in Zoom (Since no two people are the same, accommodations should be designed around individual users. The recommendations below may help optim |
