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Tag Archives: portability
iPad continues to revolutionize accessibility
By Sarah Cranston Contributing Writer For years, blind students have had several ways of reading electronic textbooks. Many scan their books and read them using a computer. Others use notetakers and read them in Braille. Still others read books using … Continue reading
Posted in Adapting for Accessibility, Devices, machines
Tagged Apple, Braille, iPad, portability, reading, textbooks, VoiceOver
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GPS puts me in the driver’s seat–almost
By Karen Keninger Contributing Writer I’ve been using a BrailleNote-based GPS system from Sendero for the past several years, and I love it–mostly. I find myself using it in three distinct ways: navigating in the car, planning routes in unfamiliar … Continue reading
Posted in Devices, Software
Tagged BrailleNote, GPS, mobility, portability, Sendero, travel
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