[Electronics-talk] Please help - Take our survey on iPhone Applications

[Brett Winches]

Agreed but see my reply to James.  I think they are seeking a specific
response to support their pre-conceived outcome that they want.   


Merci!
Brett Winchester KD7JN 
bwinchester at icbvi.idaho.gov
208.639.8386

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Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 1:42 PM
To: Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances;
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Subject: Re: [Electronics-talk] Please help - Take our survey on iPhone
Applications

Since the iPhone isn't accessible to blind and visually impaired
persons, this list isn't a very good choice for a source of respondents!

David Andrews, Moderator
At 02:04 PM 1/7/2009, John_Morris at Shepherd.org wrote:

>Dear Electronics-talk Listserv members,
>
>We need your help.
>
>Our organization, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Research 
>Center, has just launched a new survey on accessible software 
>applications for the Apple iPhone. And, we need people of all abilities
to take the survey.
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>  As the iPhone has become ever more popular, so have the tools, games 
> and programs that run on the iPhone. There are reportedly over 10,000 
> software  programs available on the iPhone AppStore online. So, we 
> want to know if any of these applications have helped iPhone users 
> with disabilities to  perform either of the
> following: 
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>  1. use the iPhone with greater facility (like a voice recognition 
> program to input addresses for map searches), or
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>  2. perform some other task that helps users overcome their particular

> disability (like remembering things, finding accessible facilities 
> while  traveling,
> etc.)
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>  Please take a minute to answer our 8-question survey: 
> http://cansurvey.wirelessrerc.org/iphonesurvey/iphonesurvey.htm#QregUs
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>Your responses could help others learn how to use wireless technologies

>to improve their lives, and it could help us educate the wireless 
>industry on the types of software applications that offer 
>accessibility. We will report our findings on the electronics-talk
listserv when we compile the data.
>
>Thanks,
>--John
>
>_____________________________________________________
>
>John Morris, Ph.D.
>Research Project Coordinator
>Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (RERC) Shepherd 
>Center 2020 Peachtree Road, NW Atlanta, GA 30309
>T: 404-367-1348
>C: 404-379-9093
>
>www.wirelessRERC.org
>www.MyWirelessReview.com
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