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Highlights From the Much Smaller CSUN 2020 Assistive Technology Conference

… Orbit Reader 20 Plus , an update of the company's initial Braille display offering, was demoed with several new … alarm clock, and calendar. It also features on-board Braille translation with support for over 40 languages. … it was not possible to translate between print and Braille without using a computer or another device. Now you …
Shelly Brisbin, J.J. Meddaugh
AccessWorld April 2020

In This Issue . . .

… Kendrick The Device That Refreshes: How to Buy a Braille Display If you're thinking about spending several thousand dollars on a refreshable braille display, you'll want to check out these tips, the … assistant) may be just the thing for people who don't use braille and who want their lives to be more organized—Janet …
AccessWorld November 2004

Reading Made Easy: A Review of the Digital Talking Book Machine from the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

… division of the Library of Congress, which has distributed braille and recorded books nationwide since it was founded … are contained on a single cartridge bearing print and braille label information, which can be popped into the … are large, distinctly shaped, brightly colored, and have braille indicators adjacent to them. Play/stop, for …
Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld August 2010

A Technology Year in Review: 2013

… (NLS) released their BARD Mobile iOS app in September. The Braille and Audio Reading Download service offers both recorded and braille versions of popular books and magazines. Before the … when Sendero charged $1,600 for their GPS program for the BrailleNote or the nearly $900 original cost of a Trekker …
J.J. Meddaugh
AccessWorld January 2014

Series: Removing the Stress from iOS: A Blueprint for Incorporating Touchscreen Products Into the Classroom, Workplace, and Community

… been accessing books via synthetic speech and refreshable braille for well over three decades. I can still recall my first exposure to an electronic book and using a Versa-Braille to access it. It's equally ironic that many of the … for those who are low vision as well as for speech and braille users. While it is not the intent of this article to …
Larry Lewis
AccessWorld July 2012

Employment Matters: Jim Kracht, Retired Miami-Dade County Attorney

… he lost all of it. Growing up in California, Jim learned braille at an early age and his academic prowess was matched … became Jim’s fulltime reader. Although Jim became an avid braille reader at an early age, he never became proficient with a braille slate and stylus. In law school, he recorded …
Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld May 2021

A Product of Innovation and Collaboration: The Story of the Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader

… captured the imagination of the mainstream media, including braille personal digital assistants (PDAs) and portable … great enough to warrant such an outlay of cash. What About Braille? Why did the Reader receive so much attention from … of media coverage was the occasional false assumption that braille would now be replaced. Independence and a good …
Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld November 2006

Dial M for Merger

… that play DAISY and other digital talking books. Think of a braille notetaker/personal organizer that revolutionized the way braille users can manage files, access e-mail, and read … shook up the nascent notetaker market by introducing the BrailleNote and VoiceNote in 2000, the first PDAs based on …
Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld May 2005

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… <www.carroll.org>. Make Sense of Microsoft XP National Braille Press recently released two books about XP, the … for configuring Word XP to work well with speech and braille. The publication is available in braille (one small volume) or PortaBook for a cost of $5. …
AccessWorld March 2004

Focused and User Friendly: Doug Geoffray

… that ran on Apple computers. Term-Talk, File-Talk, and Braille-Talk will be familiar names to blind and visually … to get it right than to do it quickly. The addition of braille support to Window-Eyes is one example. GW Micro recognized the importance of braille support in a Windows- based screen-reading program, …
Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld January 2002

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