[Electronics-talk] Friendly Reminder: Braille Questionnaire - Univ. of Connecticut

[Tim Shaw]

*sigh* how many times are we going to be spammed with requests for off topic survey taking
 
> From: Jennie.Herreid at business.uconn.edu
> To: electronics-talk at nfbnet.org
> Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:45:01 +0000
> Subject: [Electronics-talk] Friendly Reminder: Braille Questionnaire - Univ. of Connecticut
> 
> Group,
> 
> I understand that last week was a busy week for parents (and educators) of blind & visually impaired children with the national convention going on. Therefore, I am reposting my previous request to complete the university's short Braille Questionnaire:
> The following link is to a short academic survey designed to assess parent's attitudes towards a new technology that we hope may create a more engaging Braille reading experience for children. It also includes an accessible version for visually impaired respondents, which can be found within the cover letter.
> If you're a parent of a visually impaired child or have experience learning / reading Braille, please feel free to take it. You may also opt-in by providing your e-mail address for a chance to win a $25 iTunes's gift card.
> http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22AU2S3X345
> Alternatively, if you have difficulty using the survey, please feel free to contact us Monday through Friday (9 - 5 pm EST) to take it over the phone.
> Thank you,
> Jennie, Justin, Corey, and Chris
> 
> Justin Rattner
> Research Analyst
> Connecticut Center For Entrepreneurship And Innovation (CCEI)
> University of Connecticut
> 222 Pitkin Street
> East Hartford, CT 06108
> Tel: 860-728-2141
> Justin.Rattner at Business.Uconn.Edu<mailto:Justin.Rattner at Business.Uconn.Edu>
> 
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