What’s roasting over that open fire, and what’s nipping at my nose? There’s an app for that.
Wednesday, December 14, 2022, 4 p.m. PST
Come explore SuperSense and Seeing AI, two leading apps that leverage artificial intelligence to describe the world around you. We’ll compare these apps in real world scenarios, learn to maximize their functionality, and help you decide which app might best meet your needs in this interactive webinar from the Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc.
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Meet the Hosts
Everett Elam, CATIS, is a computer and assistive technology instructor at the Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. Prior to serving at the Lighthouse, Everett worked for a year in St. Louis, Missouri in the k-12 arena and also created and managed a curriculum for Assistive Technology Training. He has served in a variety of roles in the blindness rehabilitation field. He is a technology enthusiast who is passionate about helping people who are blind to reach their fullest potential. Everett believes that learning should be tailored to the learner, easy to apply in real world situations, and should most definitely be fun. In his free time, Everett is an award winning fiddle player and marathon runner and lives in Spokane, Washington.
Timothy Paulding is the services and instructional manager at the Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. He has served in the blindness rehabilitation field for over ten years as a computer and assistive technology instructor and orientation and mobility specialist. He believes that people who are blind can be as independent as they want to be, given proper opportunity and training. Tim has masters degrees in Blindness and low vision studies and is dual certified in orientation and mobility and vision rehabilitation therapy. Tim is a drummer and keyboard player and lives with his wife and 5 children in Spokane Valley, Washington.
