AER eLearning Center Year End Celebration
(Picture caption: Fireworks display) Join the AER eLearning Center in our Year End Celebration! As we close 2021 and the first year of our eLearning platform, gather...
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AER has created an extensive library of recorded courses, presented by experts in the field. Complete your continuing education from anywhere: home, work, even at the park! Every webinar on this site is approved for ACVREP credits and will provide a certificate upon completion.
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So You Want to Go to Work? Innovative Employment Options for Clients who are Blind or Visually Impaired
(Picture caption: Person wearing a suit extending their hand out for a handshake) The COVID-19 pandemic has changed a number of aspects of vocational rehabilitation...
Transition to Independence: O&M Modules Which Contribute to Independent Travel on a College Campus
(Picture caption: Brick building on a college campus) This project will develop online modules in support of students with Orientation and Mobility needs. Through the...
Blindness is Not a Barrier to Success, Perceptions Are!
(Picture caption: Family holding hands and walking on a sidewalk) Kristin Smedley will open your eyes to SEE blindness in a new light. Warning: her stories of raising...
Access to Inclusion: Adaptive Sports & Recreation for the Visually Impaired
(Picture caption: Basketball hoop) STRIVE4You will discuss methods, equipment and techniques for adapting recreational and sporting activities for people who are...
Partnering with Families of Individuals who are Blind or Have Low Vision
(Picture caption: Family smiling while laying in the grass) Families are sometimes overlooked in the rehabilitation process. Parents, spouses, children and extended...
The Need for Early Habilitation Interventions in Africa
(Picture caption: Globe showing the African continent) While early habilitation interventions (HI) continues apace in the UK, exemplified by the current participation...
Setting the Course: Promoting the Ethical Treatment of Persons with Visual Impairments
(Picture caption: Person with cane waiting for subway) When we think about the responsibilities of rehabilitation professionals who serve persons with blindness or low...
Planning for Change: Including Vision Loss as a Covered Condition of Medical Insurance
(Picture caption: Two people at a desk, one handing the other a pen to sign a document) Vision problems in the United States continue to rise, with a projected...
I Take the Yellow Pill in the Morning! Promoting Self-Management in the Older Adults with Low Vision
(Picture caption: older woman smiling with younger woman) The aging of baby boomers means that within just a couple decades, older people are projected to outnumber...
Tech & Students with Multiple Disabilities
(Picture caption: Multiple pieces of technology on a table) Technology is used throughout our lives and this is no different for students with multiple disabilities....
Modern Technology for Retinal Diseases Leading to Low Vision
(Picture caption: Medical professional looking into a microscope) Retinal diseases can permanently impair vision. However, therapeutic approaches are rapidly advancing...
Videos & Presentation Slides in the Classroom
(Picture caption: Person typing on a laptop) Having engaging presentation slides and embedded slides in the classroom helps the students not to be bored. Embedding...
Overview of Bioptic Driving
(Picture caption: Traffic moving on an overpass) Several state laws permit the use of a bioptic telescope, with some restrictions, for drivers who have low vision. The...
Reflections on Providing Low Vision Services to Persons with Albinism in Tanzania
(Picture caption: Elephant crossing a road) It can be overwhelming to start a program in a foreign country or pioneer something from the ground up. This presentation...