Tech Workshop (In-Person)
Tech In-Session: VictorReader Stream: Your Portable Media Player
August 12, 2026 | 3:00 EST
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Wednesday, August 12, 2026 | 3:00 – 4:00 PM EST
About the Session
An in-person, hands-on workshop exploring the VictorReader Stream — a specialized handheld media player designed for blind and low vision users.
Join us at the Lighthouse Guild Smart Home for a Tech In-Session workshop featuring special guest Victor Andrews, who will demonstrate the features of the VictorReader Stream and lead a discussion on how to get the most out of it as a blind or low vision user. Learn how to use this technology to save and access audiobooks, news articles, Bookshare, podcasts, Audible, and more — as well as how to record notes and review your own text files. From diving into a new novel to curating your music playlists, come explore what this technology has to offer.
Topics Will Include
- Overview of the HumanWare VictorReader Stream and its features
- How to download and read a book on the device
- Introduction to the Bookshare system
- Tips for getting the most out of your device
- Live demonstration
- Open Q&A
Whether you’re interested in assistive technology, mobility solutions, or simply want to see the latest innovations in action, this session offers a great opportunity to explore the capabilities of the StellarTrek.
About the Speaker
Victor Andrews – Legally Blind Advocate & Broadcast Professional
Victor holds an Associate’s Degree in Radio and Broadcasting Technology from Kingsborough Community College. He has been a consistent and effective voice for accessibility in New York City, advocating for inclusive communication tools in subway stations and developing a training class for poll workers with visual disabilities. His work reflects his dedication to expanding awareness of and access to assistive technology.
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