Assistive technology can also help those who are blind or visually-impaired. There are a variety of tools to make mobile phones, the internet, and e-mail more accessible for individuals with visual impairments. Technology has also opened up the world of print information to those with little or no sight.

The American Foundation for the Blind
This site describes adaptive equipment and provides tips on using these devices. Helpful tips on buying assistive technology devices is also provided.

Infinitec
Infinitec.org provides a database of assistive technology tools for individuals with low vision or vision loss. It also has a description of products and information on purchasing these tools.

The National Federation of the Blind
The National Federation of the Blind is an accessible site that describes different assistive technology products for individuals who are blind.

Blind Information Technology Specialists (BITS)
BITS is an affiliate non-profit organization of the American Council of the Blind. Their mission is to promote the career development of professionals who are blind through the use of computer technology.

Low-Tech Aids for Students with Low Vision
There are many assistive technology devices for students who are blind or visually impaired. These technologies can range from low-tech to high-tech tools. On this site you will find a list of low-tech tools that can help students with low vision in the classroom.

AllAboutVision.com
AllAboutVision.com has information on eye health and options for people with low vision. You will find information about reading devices, aids for computer use and for distance vision. Learn about the possible causes of low vision. Search the database to find a doctor.

Who Can Benefit from Assistive Technology?
This site discusses low vision tools designed especially for older adults.