IEP Technologies :  Expanded Core Curriculum Games for Visually Impaired Students

IEP Plan

ObjectiveEd.com is our new company where we are building ECC interactive simulations for vision impaired students, based on a child’s IEP . 
The student’s advancement in acquiring skills in our education-based games and interactive simulations are preserved in a private secure cloud, available to the school IEP team  in a web-based console . 
If you are a TVI , click for additional details on using these types of games as a tool for maximizing student outcomes, relating to their 
RTI and IEP
.

Got a story?

Many people contacted me about Stuart Beveridge’s experience with the boy he helped with Blindfold Games, and asked if the games have helped any other people.
I’ve blogged about a few of them over the past 4 years; here’s one I remember well:
Now that I have mastered most of your bowling game, I need to tell you a story I think you will enjoy.  Your game is so life-like, and brings us the reallity of a live bowling alley.
I am totally blind, and I started bowling in 1966. I carried an average score of 136.  My high games were 148, and a 197. Other than that, I had the occasional game of 160.  I bowled until 1985, when I was in a terrible auto crash. It left me with a shattered left leg from the knee down.  I would never bowl again. I really missed the game.
Since I have your game, I can now relive my dream of bowling.  It was my favorite hobby.  Many thanks to you, for bringing us a lifetime product.  This game just works.  It is just wonderful to use my fingers to aim at the pins and get a strike, and then throw the same kind of throw, and get fewer pins.  I am so happy.
If you have a story you would like to share, please contact me: marty@blindfoldgames.org