a mobility lesson

this is a video showing people how to use a cane of those people who are visually impaired or blind, this is to show the fully sighted a more in deph view to what it is we learn to do with our canes.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• canes
• mobility
• blind

[tf020608]

Its amazing and impressing to see how elegant you handle the cane and very instructive explanation also on how it is used.

[jls1114]

thanks when you been using it for so long it comes natural to talk about, i started using one starting to lern to use it in kindergarden

[crippledcritic]

Great! I have aroling tip on the end of mine, but you forgot one cane method. You forgot the touch and drag method, but that's mainly used for navigating sidewalks. Heh. This is stiilla a nice video though and I'm glad that you don't use the crappy NFB straight white canes. . Nice video. You use jaws or NVDA?

[blacksheepgirl]

i bought one from L s and s. I bought a roller tip for it. I am visually imapaired too. :)

[kindacooltv]

i love you and i love your videos but one request cane you speak louder carry on

[Evil92308]

i have the same cane i dont know what i would do with out it

[gambrosez]

Very bad cane technique is shown in this video.

[Evil92308]

koool i have the same cane =]

[amybg1]

My cane is 54" long.

[rml695]

I also used a folding cane, and still have mine. I need to practice my shorelining because I would hit the wall a little too hard. In my school, I bopped the door so hard (not intentional of course) that the teacher came out and wondered what happened. LOL What's your cane length? I've forgotten mine but I think it's somewhere in the 30" range.