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Freedom Scientific K-12 Student of the Month Program

Updated as of October 8, 2024.

About the Contest

The Freedom Scientific K-12 Student of the Month Program offers K-12 students the opportunity to highlight the befits they enjoy using Freedom Scientific accessible assistive technology tools.

Eligibility

  1. K-12 students in the U. S.
  2. Blind or have low vision
  3. Have shown a conscientious commitment to their educational objectives
  4. Use Freedom Scientific technology in pursuit of educational goals
  5. If chosen, must (a) complete permission forms and (2) make a short video about the student, the use of Freedom Scientific tools, and the student’s goals.

Deadline

  • None; one student is chosen each month
  • “Any student nominations that are not selected will automatically be entered for the following month.”

Prizes

  • $300 Amazon gift card
  • A five-year license of JAWS, ZoomText, or Fusion software
  • A free, refurbished computer along with a free Home Annual license of JAWS or ZoomText.
  • Featured on Freedom Scientific’s blog and social media: Twitter, Facebook, Mastodon, and Instagram

Nomination form

Freedom Scientific Accessible Assistive Technology Tools

Software

JAWS® screen reader

ZoomText® screen magnifier

Fusion® screen reader/screen magnifier

Refreshable braille displays

Focus Blue 14-cell display

Focus Blue 40-cell display

Focus Blue 80-cell display

Portable magnifiers

RUBY®

RUBY® 10

RUBY® XL HD

RUBY® HD

RUBY® 7 HD

Desktop magnifiers

ONYX® Deskset HD

ONYX® OCR

ONYX® PRO

TOPAZ® XL HD

TOPAZ® EZ HD

TOPAZ® OCR

Contact the Bridges Helpdesk for More Information

Our Accessible web form

Email: Helpdesk@imagemd.org

Text: Send to: (410) 357-1546

Voice mail: Call (410) 357-1546, leave a voice mail message, and we will return your call

This unique project is being coordinated through The IMAGE Center of Maryland, a center for independent living in Towson, and it is funded by a grant from the Maryland Department of Education Division of Special Education/Early Intervention Services.

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