Sandi Wassmer
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Will Geeks and Peeps ever dance together?
A few weeks ago I attended the DevCSI Accessibility Hackdays. When I was first asked to participate, I thought they had accidentally asked the wrong person. My idea of a hackday was getting a whole bunch of developers together, feeding them a lot of meat, carbs and beer, and letting them get on with geeking out. They would work into the wee small hours and build a whole bunch of innovative cool stuff. Well, I will now hold my hand high and say that I could not have been more wrong.
Businesswoman Sandi Wassmer registered blind in 2008. In her blog, she shares with us the 'shenanigans of visual impairment'. Find Sandi on Google+
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