Teaching E-learning for Students with Visual Impairments

The paper presents an IT network program developed specifically for visually impaired students. Innovative in its conception, this program contains all the learning required equipment, such as classroom (virtual), accessible learning materials, laboratory, and teachers trained to teach visually impaired students [1]. Additional teaching aids, like iNetSim, a universally accessible network simulator, created to allow vision-impaired and sighted students to complete Cisco Certified Network, and Microsoft HoloLens 2 (a new vision for computing, is used to transform abstract concepts into 3D experiences in the virtual classroom), which enables students to research and explore more deeply, see more clearly, and learn by doing [2]. This article aims to allow visually impaired students, as well as sighted students, to perform with similar results.