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21.01.2022 Remote Access for People who are Self-Isolating People will be self-isolating or social distancing themselves during the Corona Virus outbreak. Those who are bl...ind and have low vision face increased challenges due to mobility issues, touching escalator handrails, using traffic light buttons, reaching for train door opening buttons and holding safely on to handrails on public transport. Furthermore, the instance of our client’s self-isolation may mean that DATA Australasia trainers and support people may not be able to visit with you as often as we would like. Remote Access We are living in the age of remote access. DATA Australasia can help you through using programs like Team Viewer, JAWS Tandem and by setting up a Zoom Cloud Meeting with you for your training sessions. There are also Apple Facetime and Facebook Messenger live video chat options available too. Team Viewer, Zoom and Facebook Messenger are all cross platform, this means we can help you whether you are on a PC, Mac, iPhone or iPad. The images below are screen grabs of a session we did on a mac computer from our own office in Melbourne assisting a client in her home in Auckland with JAWS and NVDA which both run under Windows. We have a Word document open, a web browser, a spreadsheet, using a JAWS configuration dialogue and are demonstrating the Settings screen in NVDA. It doesn’t matter where you are, around the corner, interstate or in another country. People need not miss out. For people on the Australian NDIS, this type of support is covered just as a support session would be if it were done in person. Call Elise on 0448 966 533 to book your session or to find out more.

19.01.2022 Through this current pandemic and difficult times, Data Australasia are still offering Quality access technology support, training, Report writing and assessmen...ts to our clients. Currently Elise is based on the Mornington Peninsula to be closer to family and is available to see clients in that area. Also remote access training and support is still available to people everywhere els. The calendar is getting quite full but there are still some available appointments. For more information, please call Elise Lonsdale on 0448 966 533 or visit www.dataaustralasia.com.au See more

11.01.2022 In this addition of the Kiwi and the emu,Episode 29, We go to the mid north coast of New South Wales to talk to the blind Australian of the year, Adam Morris. Adam describes what his life was like for him and his wife prior to the Coronavirus and the shutdowns in New South Wales. He describes how things are now in NSW. Adam also talks about his interest in Judo. Don't forget to stay tuned for the lighter moment section.... You can find the Kiwi and the Emu Podcast in Apple Podcast, Spotify, Downcast, Overcast and wherever good podcasts are found. You can also use the links below to find it on the Anchor site. Episode 29: https://anchor.fm//The-Kiwi-and-the-Emu---Episode-29---Ada Warm Regards Elise Lonsdale

11.01.2022 A new Blindness Related Podcast - Exploring how Blind and Low Vision People are Handling the COVID-19 Pandemic Hi All, A new Blindness related podcast - The Kiwi and the Emu. Carolyn from Auckland and Elise from Melbourne interview guests on how the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated lockdowns across Australia and New Zealand are affecting people who are blind or have low vision. ... https://anchor.fm//The-Kiwi-and-the-Emu---Episode-1---Paul In Episode 1, Carolyn Peat from Auckland and Elise Lonsdale from Melbourne interview Pauline Melham who is the Manager of Disability Support Services at a Christchurch tertiary institution. Pauline talks about her life before the Covid-19 lockdown in New Zealand and how her life has been affected during the lockdown. She also tells us how her and her husband are dealing with the changes as New Zealand opens up again. Pauline talks about her students now having to learn on line rather than in the classroom. Pauline discusses how she as a vision impaired manager now deals with the speed of the Internet, how her computer works and how her access technology behaves. Pauline also expresses her concerns for her family and friends back in the United Kingdom. Carolyn and Elise also banter over New Zealand Rugby League players coming over to Australia to play in the NRL. We are releasing an episode every few days but may move to weakly once we have built an audience and receive feedback. In our 2nd episode we will put into the Corona Chair a gentleman from rural Victoria who has just returned to work in the hospitality industry. Then, in our 3rd episode, we will talk to a lady in Auckland who works in a major city hospital. All of our guests will either have low vision or be totally blind. The Kiwi and the Emu should soon be available in your favourite podcast app. Just look for The Kiwi and the Emu. In the mean time, visit the below URL to find us on anchor.fm A special thanks go to John Williamson and his promotions company for allowing us to use his song the Kiwi and the Emu. https://anchor.fm//The-Kiwi-and-the-Emu---Episode-1---Paul Warm Regards Elise Lonsdale and Carolyn Peat.

04.01.2022 In this addition of the Kiwi and the emu, We have made it all the way to Episode 30, where we return to Auckland NZ and interview one of our own, Carolyn Peat. Karen Lonsdale, AKA, Mumma Kazz Lonsdale returns this time in a fuller role to help her sister, Elise Lonsdale to Interview Carolyn. Carolyn describes her role working on a review committee, her role at BlindCitizens New Zealand and dining in the dark. She also tells us what life was like prior to the Coronavirus. Jus...t before the Coronavirus pandemic really got underway, her father had an accident which required many months in hospital and much rehabilitation. Carolyn also discusses how this impacted on her family, visiting hours, access to her father and how the restrictions affected him. Don't forget to stay tuned for the lighter moment section. You can find the Kiwi and the Emu Podcast in Apple Podcast, Spotify, Downcast, Overcast and wherever good podcasts are found. You can also use the links below to find it on the Anchor site. Episode 30: https://anchor.fm//The-Kiwi-and-the-Emu---Episode-30---Car Warm Regards Elise Lonsdale