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Part 1 of 4

… to try to explain. There was a fear that it might replace braille. Of course that was never a possibility, in the sense that the Optacon is only a reading device and braille is a writing and a reading device or system. And the … that no one ever got as fast, I believe, as they could read braille. The limitations of the sense of touch and the …

Man versus Machine: A Review of Multifunctional Desktop Copiers

… raised buttons for controlling the units. Although no braille overlays are available from the manufacturers, these … could learn the layout of the buttons and perhaps add some braille or other markings to use them effectively. … the Canon manual. None of the manuals was available in braille for any of the units. Miscellaneous Features and …
Darren Burton, Lee Huffman
AccessWorld May 2006

Science Is Golden: Interviews with Four Scientists Who Are Visually Impaired

… Virginia, Torpey lost almost all his vision. He switched to braille, a closed-circuit television (CCTV), and an … technology equipment he needs. An ALVA refreshable braille display assists Torpey in writing computer programs …
Janet Ingber
AccessWorld January 2005

Editor's Page

… A Pocketful of Sound by Anna Dresner, published by National Braille Press. The book covers such product categories as …
Jay Leventhal
AccessWorld July 2008

Editor's Page

… by Jonathan Mosen with Anna Dresner, published by National Braille Press. This tutorial offers many tips and tricks to …
Jay Leventhal
AccessWorld March 2008

Editor's Page

… about them." Current items include books in large print, braille and audio, as well as some talking products and …
AccessWorld July 2006

AccessWorld News

… web site: <www.acb.org>. Bookshare Books Brought to BrailleNote Pulse Data HumanWare and Benetech joined forces in February 2003 to integrate Pulse Data's BrailleNote products—personal digital assistants (PDAs) with braille and speech output—with Benetech's Bookshare.org, a …
AccessWorld May 2003

Checking in from the CTIA Super Mobility Conference

… use text enlargement or magnification and 8% report using a braille display. When asked how their current mobile phones …
Paul Schroeder

A Director’s Experience: Creating Employment Opportunities for Individuals Who Are Blind

… who are blind are unqualified. Greg said he was part of a braille institute program that used theater to help train …
Katy Lewis

Editor's Page

… to read this update. Deborah Kendrick reviews the Seika Braille Display, distributed by Perkins Products. Developed …
Jay Leventhal
AccessWorld July 2009

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