[BlindMath] Braille Note -- UEB + Nemeth
Daniel Gillen
daniel.l.gillen at gmail.com
Tue Mar 31 18:39:57 UTC 2020
Dear Katrina,
As a veteran BrailleNote user, I know for a fact that .brf files can be edited in the latest version of the software on BrailleNote Touch Plus models (the latest generation of hardware). This was also the case on many past BrailleNotes, with the exception of the very first releases of the BrailleNote Touch software in 2016. That way the student will be able to delete the answer blanks that appear in the file and replace them with the work/answer they intend. Hopefully that helps.
Thank you,
DanielOn Mar 31, 2020 2:11 PM, Katrina Ostby via BlindMath <blindmath at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
> I'm a new school transcriber (5 weeks on the job), long time textbook
> transcriber. And like many of you I'm struggling with providing braille to
> my students. I could easily produce math BRF files and e-mail them to
> students. But I've been told that brf files cannot be edited in a Braille
> Note.
> From reading today's digest, it sounds like students can access a BRF file
> from a braille note. Is that correct?
> Now, if the student needs to complete a math quiz, there will be answer
> blanks in the BRF file. Can a BRF file be edited by the student and then
> saved?
> And would it be possible for the student to then send the file back to me
> so I could translate the answers back to print for the instructor?
> Thank you all,
> Katrina
>
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