This page includes links to accessible self-paced lessons for both Unplugged and Plugged content.
Center for Assistive Technology Training Northwest Accessible Coding Resources Page
New York Public Library: Web Development with a Screen Reader
Includes lessons on HTML styles, CSS, and other concepts.
This page contains various references and information on accessible coding resources
Are you interested in holding your own STEAM program? Feel free to use the linked, premade activity plans, assembled by the WCBVI Short Course team. The plans include student expectations, directions for activities, and a sample schedule. Feel free to make a copy of this document and tailor to your own needs.
A Virtual Community of blind and visually impaired individuals using or learning Python.
Note: The Quorum Programing Language can be used for general education instruction, but it has a specific use with students with disabilities. Resources shared here are designed to be used with a screen reader. Please note that Quorum is supported and funded through grants from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
This page contains resources for users new to Quorum, including tutorials and guides.
This page contains a coding activity progression designed to introduce coding concepts.
Microsoft Learn: Accessibility Tips and Tricks for Visual Studio
How to Use VSCode with NVDA for Accessible Coding - YouTube Live Stream
Note that this is a lengthy stream, but contains information on VS Code from a user perspective from install to use with NVDA.
This page contains resources related accessible coding, including a discussion board, videos, webinars, and information on APH products.
APH Hive Accessible Coding Community Main Page
Note that this playlist contains material from each annual event since 2021. Many videos are lengthy due to the nature of the event.
The resource pages below include introduction material, lessons, courses, videos, etc
APH Hive Course: Getting Started wtih Code Jumper Unplugged
Note: APH Hive courses are free of charge, but require an APH Hive account. To get a Hive account, go to: https://aphhive.org and sign up. Once you have an account, go to Course Catalog, then click “All Courses”. From the “search by subject tag” dropdown menu, choose “Coding” and the course will load. Alternatively, enter the course title in the search field.
Please see the APH website for information on other similar STEAM products such as Snap Circuits that focus on engineering, construction, and electronics.
KeyCode is an application for the BrailleNote Touch Plus designed by Humanware. It can be used in conjunction wtih MicroBits. Resources on using the two technologies together are included below.