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  1. New to computers

    Learn the Windows desktop, Start menu, search, File Explorer, folders, and files before moving into other programs.

    Recommended order: Windows, Screen Readers, then Microsoft Word.

    Start Windows Lesson 1

  2. New to screen readers

    Learn the core commands for JAWS, Windows Narrator, and NVDA with safe, guided practice.

    Recommended order: Screen Readers, Windows, then Command Practice.

    Start Screen Readers Lesson 1

  3. Workplace skills

    Build practical skills for writing documents, working with spreadsheets, email, and online teamwork.

    Recommended order: Word, Excel, Outlook, then Teams.

    Start Microsoft Word Lesson 1

  4. Google skills

    Learn to browse the web and work with Google documents, cloud files, email, and meetings.

    Recommended order: Chrome, Docs, Drive, then Gmail.

    Start Google Chrome Lesson 1

  5. Braille technology

    Learn how to use refreshable braille displays and eReaders for navigation, reading, and writing.

    Choose your device: Focus 40 Blue, Mantis Q40, or NLS Braille eReader.

    Start Focus 40 Blue Lesson 1 or choose another braille device.

  6. AI skills

    Learn AI basics, responsible use, effective prompts, and accessible tools for everyday tasks.

    Recommended order: AI Fundamentals, ChatGPT, Copilot, then Gemini.

    Start AI Fundamentals Lesson 1

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