Teaching a blind high school student I am teaching a blind high school student in my APCSA class.  All students are using a combination of CodeHS and Project Lead the Way curriculum.  Neither of these are very friendly to my blind student because there are so many visual that his screen reader can't interpret.

Does anyone have experience in this?
I'm looking for something that can be done pretty independently as he will be in the class  with others working on a different curriculum.  I want to support him in his endeavors to become a computer scientist but I don't know where to start as an inexperienced CS teacher myself! 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
A quick online search led me to this.

A Beginner's Guide to Access Technology for Blind Students

It covers all the essentials


Screen Access Software
Braille Embosser
Notetaker
Scanner and Optical Character Recognition


I am essentially listing things from that article It seems like something that was written years ago, but I assume, it should be a good starting point for you. 

Further, the city I live in does have a national institute on speech and hearing, which includes folks who are sight challenged. If this is something serious, I can drive up there and talk to someone and hook you up with a professor or something.