[blindlaw] LexisNexis Training

[Deepa Goraya]

I have not heard that Lexis does. I've been trying to get training on
using Lexis Advance, because my work only uses Lexis, and they've been
saying they are still developing that training for use with assistive
technology. They also say they are working on accessibility of Lexis
Advance as a whole. But they have no idea when it will be complete,
nor have they given any tentative deadline. It doesn't seem like
accessibility for screen readers is really a priority there. Lexis
Advance is pretty accessible, but not as accessible as Westlaw and
there are still some bugs. Really frustrating.

On 8/26/15, Michal Nowicki via blindlaw <blindlaw at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Dear List,
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> Many of you probably know that Westlaw has a dedicated help line for
> customers with disabilities.  You probably also know that Westlaw has
> research trainers who work with law students using assistive technology
> over
> the phone to teach them how to use it.  Does LexisNexis offer similar
> services?  If so, could someone please post the relevant phone number,
> e-mail, or URL?  I would greatly appreciate it.
>
>
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> Warm Regards,
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> Michal
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