This practical resource was developed for providers, tech instructors, and family members supporting older adults who are DeafBlind. With the rapid advancement of technology, new opportunities have emerged to enhance independence and quality of life for individuals with combined hearing and vision loss. This series explores respectful and effective approaches to teaching technology, including best practices like using tactual techniques and allowing extra processing time. It also offers an overview of a wide range of accessible technologies—from screen readers and braille displays to speech-to-text apps and smart home devices—that support communication, environmental awareness, and everyday tasks. Whether you’re introducing a smartphone or setting up voice-activated home systems, this resource will guide you in empowering DeafBlind individuals to live more independently and with greater confidence.
