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Canadian organizations partner with Scribe for Meetings to enhance accessibility and inclusivity

CNIB, CNIB Deafblind Community Services (DBCS) and Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada (VLRC) have partnered with Scribe for Meetings to help make remote programs, meetings and presentations more accessible and inclusive. Scribe for Meetings, a … [Read More...] about Canadian organizations partner with Scribe for Meetings to enhance accessibility and inclusivity

Introducing Scribe For Personal Documents

In the summer of 2016 the United Nations declared the Internet to be a human right. A noble declaration, but for print impaired people like me, the feel-good words of a global cause and everyday life can be so different that we feel like we aren’t … [Read More...] about Introducing Scribe For Personal Documents

AccessKit: a new open-source project to help make more apps accessible

There's just about nothing more frustrating for blind people than trying to use an app, only to find that the app is inaccessible. Maybe your screen reader can't read a key part of the app, or maybe it can't read anything at all. When apps are … [Read More...] about AccessKit: a new open-source project to help make more apps accessible

Scribe for Meetings Promotion Expiring Soon!

Were you planning on purchasing Scribe For Meetings? If you’ve delayed the purchase, it’s time to act now. But, before we get to that, let me share some other bits of Pneuma Solutions news. Pneuma Solutions Scribe Augmented Media Remediation … [Read More...] about Scribe for Meetings Promotion Expiring Soon!

Continuing Dialogue on Accessibility Overlays

Earlier this year the blindness community finally had enough with companies claiming to provide accessible overlays to make sites more user friendly. We took note of the increasing protests and did our part to mitigate these barriers that, in some … [Read More...] about Continuing Dialogue on Accessibility Overlays