How the American Council of the Blind uses GitHub Copilot @GitHub
How the American Council of the Blind uses GitHub Copilot  @GitHub
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Michael Babcock from the American Council of the Blind isn't a developer, but he needed a way to automate hours of weekly administrative tasks. Using GitHub Copilot and the JAWS screen reader, he built the ACB Community Builder. This custom desktop app helps his team manage over 100 worldwide events per week seamlessly. Watch how he used AI to create a fully accessible tool tailored exactly to his needs.

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