by Lena Karam | 30 Jun 2020 | Featured, Research, Resources
Measure of Early Vision Use (MEVU) Researchers from Australian Catholic University are testing a new measure to describe how a child uses vision in everyday activities. This measure was initially developed for use with parents of children with cerebral palsy, and...
by Deidre Ballard | 5 Nov 2018 | Featured, News, Research
Is your child less than 12 years of age? Are you interested in helping test a new online measure of ‘vision use’ for children with cerebral palsy? Researchers from Australian Catholic University are testing a new questionnaire to describe how a child uses vision in...
by Deidre Ballard | 23 Jul 2018 | Education and related issues, Featured, News, Newsletters, Research, Useful Websites
click on the link below to explore the ICEVI (International Council for Education of people with vision impairment) website: https://icevi.org/
by Deidre Ballard | 23 Jul 2018 | Braille and low vision aids, Featured, News, Research, Technology supporting vision impairment
Follow the final link to watch and hear The Lion King – fantastic. Researchers at Curtin University are currently conducting research into audio description (AD) on television in Australia. While disability advocates have been lobbying for audio description on...
by Deidre Ballard | 20 Mar 2018 | Featured, News, Research
Stem cells used to grow eye lenses could help treat young and old with cataracts Copied from ABC By medical reporter Sophie Scott and the Specialist Reporting Team’s Alison Branley Updated Mon at 6:01am Photo Ben Myatt was one of 100 children born with cataracts...
by Deidre Ballard | 19 Feb 2018 | Featured, News, Research
This word document contains some amazing research reading. Well worth making the time to have a read. some topics covered include: Learning Braille Where and how Braille could be used Encouraging children to use Braille Click on the link below to open up the document:...
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