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INTRODUCING

TechAbility Northwest

At TechAbility Northwest, we empower individuals with visual impairments through expert assistive technology training, making digital communication accessible and fostering independence.

A man is sitting on a bench at a bus stop. He is holding a white cane, indicating he is visually impaired, and using a smartphone, possibly for navigation or communication. He is wearing sunglasses, a denim jacket, jeans, and white sneakers. Another person is sitting in the background, also waiting at the bus stop. The location appears to be an urban area with buildings in the background. The scene is outdoors in daylight.
The image shows five smiling young adults walking together along a paved path with brick buildings on either side. They carry various items such as folders, books, and a soccer ball. One person wears sunglasses and uses a white cane, while another has vibrant red hair and visible earrings. The group appears to be enjoying a casual conversation, suggesting a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The background includes greenery and urban structures.

ABOUT

Committed to Digital Inclusion

At TechAbility Northwest, we are dedicated to empowering individuals with visual impairments through specialized training and support services. Our team, led by experts in assistive technology, is committed to making digital information and communication accessible to all. We strive to create an inclusive learning environment that fosters independence and proficiency in using technology.

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Miranda McPherson CEO/ATI

As an Adaptive Technology Expert, I specialize in empowering visually impaired individuals to harness the full potential of assistive software and technology. With firsthand experience navigating the challenges of low vision, I bring a unique perspective to teaching essential skills for vocational success and independence. My mission is to bridge the gap between technology and accessibility, providing personalized training that drives confidence and opportunity.

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SERVICES

Skills for Success with Adaptive Technology

Services

Screen Reader & Magnifiers

  • JAWS

  • ZoomText

  • Fusion

  • SuperNova

  • NVDA

  • Windows Magnifier & Narrator

Productivity

  • Outlook

  • Word

  • Excel

  • PowerPoint

  • Microsoft Edge

  • Google Chrome

Communication & Conferencing

  • Microsoft Teams

  • Zoom Workplace

Efficient PDF Reading & Editing

  • Adobe Acrobat Reader

TESTIMONIALS

Stories of Success from Our Clients

Vocational Rehabilitation Client from Seattle, WA

“You are a fantastic instructor, and have always met me where I was at any given day. Thank you for being a kind and respectful person, and for believing in me.”

Vocational Rehabilitation Client from Yakima, WA

“I am feeling really great about the progress I have made. It is a night and day difference from how I was functioning on my computer 6 months ago.”

Vocational Rehabilitation Client from Burlington, WA

"I feel comfortable now with navigating Google Chrome to search for work & Microsoft Office to build a resume."  

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