[blindLaw] Wondering

[Lauren Bishop]

> Hi Jonh,
> I get accessible PDF files of my textbooks from Disability Services. I read them on my laptop using jaws. I find that it is good practice to get used to working with large PDFs, because you are going to work with them if you choose to practice law. I use Qread, an accessible PDF reader that allows me to make bookmarks in my textbooks. I have also used Microsoft edge and Adobe. As for taking notes, I use Microsoft Word on my laptop and have my braille display connected or I just have one earbud in. That really depends on my mood. I don’t have a note taker. I’ve given up on those along time ago. Yes, they have advanced tremendously, but their reliability just isn’t there.