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[Deniz Aydemir Döke]

Hi all,
I am a PHD student at Penn State. This is my first semester. I am
doing my practicum at the clinic of the department. There are 2
software that I need to use. One of them is Titanium this is the
software for note taking. And the other is High-Vision, this one is
the program that I need to use to watch my sessions. With another
blind friend I tried to use scheduling function of titanium with JAWS
. It does have accessibility problems. The company send us some
shortcut combinations. I haven’t try them yet. This Tuesday I am going
to try short-cuts for scheduling and explore the note taking part. If
you have any experience with any of those soft-wares can you please
share them with me.
Best
Deniz Aydemir Doke


On 8/31/14, Merry C Schoch MSW via humanser <humanser at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
>
>
> A few weeks ago I posted a request asking those of you who have experienced
> inaccessible electronic health records to contack Valerie Yingling.  I am
> currently requesting that if you have experienced inaccessible
> certifications or licensing examinations, as well as practice examinations
> please contact Valerie Yinglin by sending her an email at
> vyingling at nfb.or or by simply "replying to all" from this message.  We have
> had some successful attempts of taking licensing exams using JAWS; however,
> we have had as many or more attempts where the software has failed causing
> great stress and anxiety for those sitting to take these examinations.
>
>
>
> It is only with your input and feedback that this organization can move
> forward in the attempts to change the inaccessibility of these
> professionally required items.  At our Division meeting there were a great
> number of attendees who were in college and their plan for the future is to
> take professional licensing or certification examinations.  The time is now
> to blaze the path so these imdividuals may not have to experience the
> stress
> and anxiety of  inaccessiblility when taking these examinations or when
> being employed in a health care environment.
>
>
>
> If you have experience with any of the circumstances mentioned above please
> take the time to respond.
>
>
>
> Wishing you all a very splendid Labor Day!With Warmest Regards,
>
>
>
> Merry c. Schoch
>
> NFB Human Services Division President
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