FSCast 210, Marine Biologist Maureen Hayden, plus Independence Science making experiments accessible

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Recorded26 Jan 2022

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On FSCast 210, a focus on accessible science. Maureen Hayden will share her experiences being low vision and doing her Ph.D. in marine biology. Then Dr. Greg Williams and Ashley Neybert from Independence Science demonstrate the Talking LabQuest and Logger Pro® software, tools for making science experiments accessible. Of course, JAWS plays an active part in the accessibility story. Transcript available at blog.freedomscientific.com/fscast.

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