One-on-One Assistive Technology Tutoring
Customized support when group instruction is not enough.
Technology should open doors, not create new barriers. Control Alt Access provides individualized assistive technology tutoring tailored to each person's goals, experience level, learning pace, and access needs.
Who This Is For
- People who are blind or visually impaired.
- People taking group classes through their Lighthouse or community rehabilitation provider who want extra help, customized attention, or more practice between classes.
What We Can Work On
Sessions are practical and paced around the learner. The goal is not just learning a device or app, but building confidence using that technology in daily life.
- VoiceOver for iPhone and iPad
- Basic screen reader navigation
- Accessibility settings and customization
- Social media access and account setup
- Web browsing, email, and communication tools
- Productivity workflows
- General digital confidence building
Popular Learning Paths
The following examples illustrate how assistive technology tutoring can be tailored to your goals. Every learner is different, and the number of sessions needed may vary.
Apple Wallet Essentials
Typically 2 sessions
Learn to use Apple Wallet, Apple Pay, Apple Cash, and digital passes with confidence.
Using Facebook with VoiceOver
Typically 4 sessions
Learn to navigate Facebook, create posts, interact with friends and groups, and use Messenger with VoiceOver.
iPhone Basics with VoiceOver
Typically 6 sessions
Build confidence using your iPhone, including communication, web browsing, apps, accessibility settings, and VoiceOver fundamentals.
Training Options
Choose the option that best matches your goals.
Single Session
Ideal for troubleshooting, quick questions, and focused training.
Catch-Up Coaching
A good fit for larger learning paths such as iPhone Basics with VoiceOver.
Confidence Builder
Ideal for skill-building goals such as using Facebook with VoiceOver.
Tech Tune-Up
A good fit for focused goals such as Apple Wallet Essentials.
Testimonials
River taught me to use VoiceOver on my phone, and I wound up with enough confidence to set up my own Facebook account so I can keep in touch with old friends.
I couldn't keep up with the other students in my group classes because my arthritis made it hard for me to perform the essential VoiceOver control gestures. River showed me how to change the gestures to commands I could execute with my fingers.
Need Help Choosing?
If you are not sure which option fits your goal, send a quick message with what you are trying to learn and Control Alt Access can help you choose the best place to start.