[Blindmath] Using SPSS with JAWS?
Justin Young
jty727 at gmail.com
Sun Sep 21 03:09:31 UTC 2014
Hi Jonathon & all,
Yes Its on my own PC and its verison 22 which I downloaded through a
site for Graduate Student work. Since I'm so unfamiliar with the
program I wanted to reach out to others like yourself who have used it
along with JAWS.
Thanks for the start of the discussion to come!
Justin
On 9/20/14, Godfrey, Jonathan <A.J.Godfrey at massey.ac.nz> wrote:
> Hello Justin,
>
> Perhaps Vince Martin is the most qualified to answer your question, but I'll
> start things going. You might also look through the list archive for more.
>
> There are a number of Jaws users happily using SPSS. Personally it's not my
> cup of tea, but I do recommend people stick with SPSS if the others around
> them are using it. While your classmates are mouse clicking their way,
> you'll be tabbing around as you would in any other application. I do
> recommend you ensure you keep a copy of the commands employed for each part
> of the analysis. You may need to check that this is occurring as there is no
> guarantee that sighted users around you will be doing so.
>
> You didn't explicitly say so but I assume you are going to use your own PC.
> If you weren't planning on doing so, then the IT team is going to have some
> fun getting it working for you.
> Version 22 is supposed to be better than the version 21 I used for testing
> and evaluation. As part of the installation, the extra requirements for Jaws
> users will be taken care of. If you're using a lab computer, then these
> extras may not have been installed by the IT team.
>
> Note that my comments are only relevant for Jaws users. My experiments with
> NVDA were far from successful.
>
> Jonathan
> -----Original Message-----
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> Young via Blindmath
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> Subject: [Blindmath] Using SPSS with JAWS?
>
> Hello All!
>
> I apologize if this topic has already been discussed, but for an Assessment
> Methods course I'm taking we're using SPSS. I am completely unfamiliar with
> this software. I was wondering if any have used it and know a few pointers
> they are willing to share? Is it accessible with JAWS? I haven't explored
> much with it yet, but wanted to reach out for further research!
>
> Thanks as always!
>
> Justin
>
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