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Technology Programs

Our tech programs include introductions to new, accessible technology options like smartphone apps and the latest devices for people with varying degrees of sight loss. There are opportunities for learning, sharing and problem-solving in groups and one-on-one. Register for a program or workshop today!

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CNIB SmartLife: Evaluating the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses (Daytime)

We wanted to know if the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses be useful for people have vision loss, so we’ve been testing these glasses in the real world to see what they can do. Curious about what we’ve discovered? Join us to learn ore about the glasses, what we like and dislike about them, explore potential uses, and consider their limitations. Wednesday, September 11 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Eastern Time on Zoom.
CNIB SmartLife logo. An illustration of an illuminated lightbulb with yellow accents. To the right of the light bulb is the text: CNIB SmartLife.

CNIB SmartLife: Evaluating the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses (Evening)

We wanted to know if the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses be useful for people have vision loss, so we’ve been testing these glasses in the real world to see what they can do. Curious about what we’ve discovered? Join us to learn ore about the glasses, what we like and dislike about them, explore potential uses, and consider their limitations. Wednesday, September 11 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Eastern Time on Zoom.
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CNIB SmartLife: Digital Treasure Chest, Comparing the Wearables (Daytime)

The Digital Treasure Chest is a new virtual program that will explore, examine, and highlight some of the best accessible technologies for people living with sight loss across Canada. Join us Wednesday, September 18 as we talk about wearable technology. What’s so special about these machines? What’s the difference between them? How well do they work? Are they worth getting? These are the questions that we’re answering on the Digital Treasure Chest this week!
A treasure chest sits on a beach

CNIB SmartLife: Digital Treasure Chest, Comparing the Wearables (Evening)

The Digital Treasure Chest is a new virtual program that will explore, examine, and highlight some of the best accessible technologies for people living with sight loss across Canada. Join us Wednesday, September 18 as we talk about wearable technology. What’s so special about these machines? What’s the difference between them? How well do they work? Are they worth getting? These are the questions that we’re answering on the Digital Treasure Chest this week!