[Blindmath] PHD Jaws user needs advice

[Debbie Willis]

You might want to check into ChromeVox as it is free and works very well, unless you need output to a refreshable braille display.  ChromeVox does not currently support braille.  You might want to talk with the owners of JAWS and tell them what you need to do; they will know if it is something that is doable with a particular version of JAWS.  I think they are now working on JAWS Version 15.
Debbie Willis

-----Original Message-----
From: Blindmath [mailto:blindmath-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Patrick Adams
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2013 4:32 AM
To: blindmath at nfbnet.org
Subject: [Blindmath] PHD Jaws user needs advice

I am the Assistive Technology Advisor at University of Birmingham in the UK and am seeking advice for a Jaws user on a PHD program.

Here is a copy of what he has asked for:
"I am a PhD student who is visually impaired and for my research, I need to use qualitative data analysing software. I tried to use  the most recent version of NVivo but it seemed that I couldn't have my screen reader software(jaws) read me the transcripts which I loaded earleier into Nvivo.  Later on, I tried to use Atlas but atlas seemed is not fully accessible too. As I was searching on the internet, I saw that some people mentioned that Nvivo's older viersion which used to be called Nudist is accessible for people with visual impairment but I am not sure if it is really accessible and if so, how I can find that version. My question is, do you know any software which I may be able to use for my qualitative data analysing with my screen reader?  Your help is appricated very much.

Any advice or links to same would be greatly appreciated.

Regards

Patrick Adams
Disability and Assistive Technology Advisor

Phone: 0121 414 513012

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