[blindkid] Pittsburgh, PA: Presentation on Dancing Dots Accessible music Technology and Related Braille Hardware [cross-posted]

Bill billlist1 at verizon.net
Fri May 8 14:59:22 UTC 2015


Two presentations planned. Both open to public but you must register in
advance. See details below. Please forward as appropriate.

 

Presentation on Dancing Dots Accessible music Technology and Related
Hardware from HIMS and Electronic Brailler

Wednesday, May 13, 2015, 2:30 PM to 4 PM

Pittsburgh District Office of Bureau of Blindness and Visual Services

531 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222

 

Register by sending an E-mail to cgetchell at pa.gov or call (412) 565-5520.  

 

Thursday, May 14 from 9:30 AM to 1 PM

Blind & Vision Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh

1800 West Street, Homestead, PA 15120 Summary of Presentation

 

Register: Send E-mail to arizzino at pghvis.org or call 412.368.4400 Extension
3465

 

Presentation Description

 

Since 1992, Dancing Dots has been the company that enables blind and low
vision people to read music, to write their music down, and to record their
music independently in a variety of formats including magnified print music,
braille music, standard print music, and a variety of audio formats. The
company also acts as an authorized dealer for a number of well-known
manufacturers of assistive technology including HIMS international,
Electronic Brailler and Duxbury. 

 

Dancing Dots founder, Bill McCann, will talk about his experience as a
client of the rehab system who earned a degree in music and as a business
owner who helps rehabilitation professionals and teachers of the visually
impaired to guide serious music students to achieve their educational and
vocational goals. He will demonstrate their accessible music solutions. He
will also show the main features of related braille products: BrailleSense
U2 note-taker, Braille EDGE 40-cell braile display, and the Cosmo EBrailler
personal braille writer and quiet embosser.

 

Questions? Call 610-783-6692 or E-mail to info at DancingDots.com

 

 

 




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