We’d love to have you participate in the training events listed below. Send an email to if you would like to sign up for any of the events, need more information, or want to request a webinar topic.
Also, if you already have a group together (5 or more people) who are interested in ZoomText, we can schedule and plan a customized webinar for your particular group. Just send us an email!
Type of event: Webinar
Date: August 10th, 2010
Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
Cost: Free; limited to 15 seats
Target Audience: ZoomText 9.1 users
Summary: This one hour webinar will concentrate on using ZoomText with Adobe Reader and PDF files. We will cover recommended settings and troubleshooting steps to help ZoomText Read PDF files.
Given by: Product Support Specialist Gus Fleischmann along with Product Support manager Gary Walker.
How to sign up: Send an email to with “Adobe Reader” in the subject field along with your name and email address. Copies will be available after the presentation.
While this isn’t a training that we provide, the Michigan Department of Education offers a ZoomText training course. Here’s what they have to say on their website:
“This is a course for teachers (VI and general education), paraprofessionals and parents who are planning to teach a student with low vision to use ZoomText with a word processor (especially Microsoft Word) and/or Internet Explorer. This course will also be useful for adults who are supporting students who are utilizing computers in classroom work. Middle and High School students are welcome to accompany their teacher or paraprofessional to this class.”
For more details regarding this class, go to their website.
De Witt & Associates offers Customized Training targeted to supervisors, instructors, and users on a wide range of assistive technology products, including ZoomText. Individual Training is also available and can be personalized or created on a one-on-one basis to take place within the home or office. Group Training is available within their training center, where the opportunity exists to form your own group or participate in one of theirs.
Check out their website for complete information.
We have a huge list of low vision resources along with agencies broken down by state on our website. Many of these organizations offer training and other services that you may find helpful.