David Sutton

Accessibility Tech Mini Video How to Use VoiceOver on iPhone for the Blind📱

How do blind people use a phone? I'm teaching the blind how to use iPhone VoiceOver.

This tutorials vid teaches how blind people can use Apple's Voice Over accessibility technology on an iPhone. This feature allows people to use the device without looking at the phone's screen. In this video I tried it out myself. This video will explain how to use VoiceOver for the blind. Technology has come a long way, but accessibility features like Voice Over for blind people using iOS still make a huge impact today!

Tip: I show how to set your phone to blind on the screen (screen curtain mode) by triple tapping with three fingers.

This 2010 vlog at school from my engineering classes at University showcases accessibility in technology. I demonstrate what life is like for a visually impaired person using VoiceOver on Apple iPhone. CEC Colorado Early Colleges Colorado Springs, dual enrollment allowed me to take college courses like PHIL340 Ethics for the Technology Age while I was still in high school. I loved making videos like this for my school's online discussion posts.

I’m David Sutton, and I love sharing tech that empowers all users. I love how innovation empowers accessibility!

👉 Have you ever tried VoiceOver on iPhone? Let me know in the comments!

Follow for more university STEM mini vlogs from my tech journey!



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Accessibility Tech Mini Video How to Turn on VoiceOver on iPhone for the Blind📱

How do blind people use a phone? I'm teaching the blind how to use iPhone VoiceOver.

This tutorials vid teaches how blind people can turn on Voice Over accessibility technology on an iPhone. This feature allows people to use the device without looking at the phone's screen. In this video I tried it out myself. This video will explain how to turn on VoiceOver for the blind. Technology has come a long way, but accessibility features like Voice Over for blind people using iOS still make a huge impact today!

Tip: I show how to set your phone to blind on the screen (screen curtain mode) by triple tapping with three fingers.

This 2010 school vlog from my engineering classes at showcases accessibility in technology. I demonstrate what life is like for a visually impaired person using VoiceOver on Apple iPhone. dual enrollment allowed me to take college courses like PHIL340 Ethics for the Technology Age while I was still in high school. I loved making videos like this for my school's online discussion posts.

I’m David Sutton, and I love sharing tech that empowers all users. I love how innovation empowers accessibility!

👉 Have you ever tried VoiceOver on iPhone? Let me know in the comments!

Follow for more university STEM mini vlogs from my tech journey!

Lord of the Periodic Table: The Ring of Arsenic 🧪⚛️

Here's an epic and educational parody. Watch the Council of Erbium discuss the dreaded Ring of Arsenic and discover a dangerous arsenic form. An element report themed around the medieval fantasy books by J.R.R. Tolkien.

The characters are: 🐊 Argon (Steve Irwin), Lithiumless (Yoda), 💪 Goldum ( ), 🏴‍☠️ Samwise Gallium (Captain Jack Sparrow), 🇩🇪 Germanium (A German dwarf), and Pippinassium (Darth Vader). An epic way to learn chemistry!

Let us know which character is your favorite in the comments! 👇

Learn science and chemistry in this adventure against the Dark Lord Silicon. A classroom production by Jacob Hendrick and David Sutton.