[Blindtlk] Grade 3 braille
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I would be interested in it as well.
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> 1. Audio book production questions (Sarah Harris)
> 2. Re: Audio book production questions (Hyde, David W. (ESC))
> 3. Grade 3 Braille (Kristen)
> 4. Re: Grade 3 Braille (Cory McMahon)
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> From: Sarah Harris <sarahandfamily04 at gmail.com>
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> Good afternoon. I have self-published the first five books of a series I'm writing and would like to make them available as audio books. What recording software works well with Jaws? Can I edit things such as when pages turn, which takes some time? What microphone and headphones would work? Thank you. Sarah
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> From: "Hyde, David W. (ESC)" <david.hyde at wcbvi.k12.wi.us>
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> Hi Sarah. The first thing I would suggest is that you talk with your regional library for the blind. Many states already have programs to record books in their state.
> Secondly, you may be an absolutely excellent reader. You may have a great deal of experience reading aloud. Not all writers do. One of the worst I remember is William F. Buckley reading one of his books.
> To answer the question about software, I am not sure. I do know, however, that one of the problems home recordings have always had is the introduction of noise from uncontrollable sources. I recall with some fondness the barking dog, the cat who wanted to be fed, and the emergency vehicles going by on the street. Today, you could probably cut that noise using editing software, but it would be easier not to have it at all.
> When you approach your library, you should probably include any good reviews your books have had.
> Good luck.
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> Good afternoon. I have self-published the first five books of a series I'm writing and would like to make them available as audio books. What recording software works well with Jaws? Can I edit things such as when pages turn, which takes some time? What microphone and headphones would work? Thank you. Sarah
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> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2017 18:05:23 -0500
> From: Kristen <kskristen at gmail.com>
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> Hi, all-
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> I have been attempting to memorize Grade 3 Braille and am
> wondering if anyone would be interested in studying it together.
> A great resource is available on BARD called "Key to Grade
> Three," which breaks content down into sections with
> corresponding rules. If there is any interest, I would be happy
> to send practice sentences back and forth via e-mailed BRF files,
> discuss concepts, etc. individually or form a group. Please reply
> if this is something you would like to learn, as well!
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> Thanks,
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> Kristen
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> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2017 18:17:25 -0500
> From: "Cory McMahon" <cory.j.mcmahon at gmail.com>
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> I would be interest in learning. Sounds fun.
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> Hi, all-
>
> I have been attempting to memorize Grade 3 Braille and am wondering if
> anyone would be interested in studying it together.
> A great resource is available on BARD called "Key to Grade Three," which
> breaks content down into sections with corresponding rules. If there is any
> interest, I would be happy to send practice sentences back and forth via
> e-mailed BRF files, discuss concepts, etc. individually or form a group.
> Please reply if this is something you would like to learn, as well!
>
> Thanks,
> --
> Kristen
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> Subject: [Blindtlk] This week on Eyes On Success: Research On Low
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> 1726 Research in Low-Vision Technology (Jun. 21, 2017)
> Advances in computer technologies have opened up opportunities for assisting the visually impaired in new and innovative ways. Hosts Nancy and Peter Torpey talk with Shiri Azenkot, Assistant Professor at the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute at Cornell Tech, about some of her current projects and research in accessibility and human computer interactions.
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