[Faith-talk] Accessible faith resources for all ages
Ashley Bramlett
bookwormahb at earthlink.net
Mon Jun 5 05:02:57 UTC 2017
Hi,
I entered college between digital stages; meaning, I entered as the digital
stuf was coming aboard but certainly not widespread as a teaching tool.
I saw the transition to digital before me. I entered college using 4 track
tapes and exited college using textbooks on cds. Back then, textbooks could
be ordered on daisy CDs from RFB in addition to downloading them.
You had options back then.
To download most books such as talking books via BARD, you unzip the files;
at least you do on a pc. This means you unpack the files that are compressed
or zipped up.
They do this for faster downloading.
Glad the bookshare app is good; I've heard bad stuff about the learning ally
app.
To get back to faith things, what faith sources have you found via bookshare
that you liked?
I've thought about joining.
I'd like to read up on church history more.
And hope Blind inc turns out to be what you want it to be.
Ashley
-----Original Message-----
From: Ericka via Faith-Talk
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2017 12:32 AM
To: Faith-talk, for the discussion of Blindness in faith and religion
Cc: Ericka
Subject: Re: [Faith-talk] Accessible faith resources for all ages
Hi there Ashley! I followed through on the assessment VR asked me to do so
hopefully my VR counselor and his boss follow through on their promises. I
was told that this assessment was the only "formality" and that it was just
for baseline to write up the plan and I could go up to Minnesota to Blind
Inc. there I will learn the computer skills finally! The book share app is
pretty easy to use – called read to go. I do indeed remember the four track
tapes yeah you mentioned. I used them in college. Back then I had to CCTV
too. But no more, and no more screen Magnification either so whatever
Computer skills I had as a mouse user don't work for me. Asked for that
concept of zipping and unzipping files, I don't get it. I think of a winter
coat instead. LOL
I've been very negligent or had problems calling in the past but this would
be an interesting call. I guess the Canadian braille superstore has a lot of
things if you can afford it. Somebody told me that recently.
Ericka Short
6+
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