About
The Low Vision Conference is an annual, day-long event hosted by the TSBVI Outreach Programs that focuses on key issues impacting students with low vision. Each year, the conference explores a specific theme through in-depth sessions led by experts in the field. Past topics have included learning and literacy media decision-making, supporting students with albinism, transition planning, and more. The conference brings together educators, related service professionals, families, and university students for a collaborative, deep dive into current research, practical strategies, and emerging best practices.
2026 Low Vision Conference
STEM In-sight: Building Skills, Curiosity, and Confidence
The 2026 Low Vision Conference occurred on Friday, May 15. Sessions explored how early foundational concepts set the stage for lifelong engagement in science, technology, engineering, and math for children with low vision.
See session descriptions and handouts below through the end of the summer!
Session Information & Handouts
Exhibitors
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3-D Printing
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APH & STEM
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Digital Math and Perkins TEAM Initiative | Additional Resources: Skill checklists for math and tech; Sample workflows; Webinar recordings
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Dual Enrollment Coordinator, TSBVI & McCallum H.S. Science
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Maker Space Activities to Support LV Learners
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Space Camp for Visually Impaired Students
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TEA Mobile STEM Lab
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TSBVI Curriculum