[humanser] future outlook for adaptive tech in HS fields

[Cook, Shannon]

Hi,

If you are a JAWS user, you may be able to check with Freedom Scientific to see if anyone in Wisconsin has been certified in JAWS scripting.  

I'd at least start there.  And of course, I am sure there are other solutions.  That is just the one my caffeine-deprived brain came up with so far.


Shannon Cook, MSW, CPM

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Hi I was wondering if anyone knows how to find out if there's even a Screenwitter support person in your state. We don't have a separate blindness commission in Wisconsin and VR counselors are pretty clueless about most needs we have. My experience with UW-stout where they have someone come out to do workplace evaluations does not seem to be versed in this area from my past experience.

Ericka Short
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