Erasmus+ KA210-ADU project
We’re excited to unveil the latest instructional video from the Erasmus+ project Keep It Short and Simple: Introduction to Assistive Technology for Visually Impaired Persons (KISS: Intro 2 AT 4 VIPs) — a collaborative effort led by the Split County Association of Blind People (Croatia), alongside La Brújula Formación Inclusiva S.L. (Spain) and the Intermunicipal Association of the Blind and Partially Sighted Kranj (Slovenia).
What’s Inside the Lesson?
This new video dives into the world of accessible mobile technology, offering a side-by-side comparison of two popular cell phone models designed specifically for blind and partially sighhted users. Viewers will get a clear look at:
• Key features and usability of each phone
• How each device supports navigation, communication, and independence
• Real-life demonstrations of each phone in action
The tutorial includes expert commentary and practical advice from the Vice President of the Split County Association of Blind People, providing valuable insights into how these phones empower users in daily life.
Why It Matters
Accessible cell phones are more than just communication tools — they’re gateways to autonomy, social connection, and digital inclusion. Whether for work, study, or personal use, choosing the right device can make a world of difference.
Watch and learn:
All KISS video lessons and resources are available on the
KISS Virtual Resource Platform.
Available in Croatian, English, Slovenian, and Spanish.
Connect with us:
Split County Association of Blind People – Croatia
split@udrugaslijepih.hr
+385 21 483 658
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La Brújula Formación Inclusiva S.L. – Spain
labrujula@formacioninclusiva.es
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Intermunicipal Association of the Blind and Partially Sighted Kranj – Slovenia
pisarna@mdssk-drustvo.si
+386 4 236 9830 | +386 51 444 660
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