Establishing the internet platform MyVision with thematic modules on the eye and vision at age has been successfully accomplished within the project that has been finished recently after a two years joint work. From now on these thematic modules will be sustainably provided to prospective users in every partner country. For example, at NCBI Dublin courses on PC and Internet have been started recently. Also at BFW Halle the project products will be included into the institution’s services. This has been emphasised at a team meeting with particular measures to integrate the project products into current e-learning structures at the BFW Halle.
Picture: Project partners at institute Montéclair, France
The project partners from five European countries have met for the 7th international workshop on October 5/6 2009 in Angers (France). The joint work on MyVision, the Internet platform developed within the project, is nearly completed. At this meeting the partners gave finishing touches on the platform and discussed further acitivies beyond the project. MyVision provides information on age related sight loss and tips how to deal with it in everyday life. MyVision at vision55plus.net is now available in every partner’s language.
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Our international project team
In July the Royal National College for the Blind (RNC) was one of the
biggest exhibitors at the annual Sight Village exhibition in Birmingham, UK.
Sight Village is the premier European event showcasing technology, support
and services for people who are blind or visually impaired, with commercial
and voluntary organisations from around the world taking part.
Many thousands of people visited over the three day exhibition, and RNC was
able to showcase the e-Vision55plus project alongside its varied portfolio of
courses, products and services to visitors of all ages."
Many project activities have been performed between May and July 2009:
BFW-Halle (Germany):

Institut Montéclair (France):
RNC Hereford (Great Britain), Visio Huizen (Netherlands) & NCBI Dublin (Ireland)

RNC Hereford (GReat Britain)
NCBI Dublin (Ireland)
The interviews with persons being interested in participating in the project have been arranged to get an overview on their vision loss and their ability and interests in computer and internet.