The Blind and Low Vision Education Network, NZ (http://www.inclusive.org.nz/blennz) facilitated a hands-on course to support students in making informed technology choices. Ruth Wedde, the Immersion Coordinator for BLENNZ describes the purpose of the course and its’ value for learners.
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This is a demonstration of the Braille Writing Tutor’s animal game and a potential math game.
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a new car invented in japan.
DISCLAIMER: i do not own BBC Brasil . this video is copywrited by BBC Brasil.
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The APH BookPort Plus has just been released and is available for an introductory price of $299 from the American Printing House for the Blind! This video is an introduction to installing the software.
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People with disabilities talk about their use of accessible technology in the workplace.
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The New England Assistive Technology (NEAT) Center at Oak Hill, located in Hartford, CT demonstrates reading and scanning applications for workplace accommodations.
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Notetakers, or PDAs for the Blind, are quite an investment. HOwever, they do have several advatages over a laptop. Namely, because they use proprietary environments, they are virus free & accessibility issues are a non-issue. I made a few slipups while speaking in the video. Regarding the hard drive on the Braille Plus, I mentioned something called the “Icon.” The Icon is a notetaker manufactured by LevelStar, which is a sibling product to the Braille Plus. I didn’t have it in this comparison, since they’re the same thing. Regarding the connectivity options, the very last item on the right with the $5,995 price tag was the Braille Sense, not the Braille Plus. This should ease anyone’s confused mind. Questions? Feel free to leave them in the comments.
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The APH BookPort Plus has just been released and is available for an introductory price of $299 from the American Printing House for the Blind! This video is an introduction to this new device!
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Sharon Nichols, Assistive Technology consultant for the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired’s Outreach Program, explains how to use a BrailleNote mPower as a braille display with JAWS screen reader software. Part 2 of 3. Duration: 3:42.
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Newsround recently covered deafblind technology. Rees Fullick, a deafblind boy who takes part in Sense activities and Liz Ball from Senses Campaign Team were interviewed.
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