[il-talk] Fw: New: How to Learn About Almost Anything

[Robert Gardner]

New: How to Learn About Almost AnythingFYI. I’m forwarding this because it could open up some new horizons of learning for those blind. Secondly, I think this is appropriate to forward as the National Braille Press has been a faithful sponsor of our annual Braille Readers Are Leaders contest for kids for all the years we have run it. 

Bob Gardner
NFBI Braille Literacy Committee


From: Tony Grima 
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2017 8:39 AM
To: rgardner4 at gmail.com 
Subject: New: How to Learn About Almost Anything



                 
                 
           
                    
           
                        How to Learn About Almost Anything
                        A Guide to Educational iOS Apps for Blind Users
                        In braille, BRF, Word, and DAISY: $20.00 and up

                        Popular technology writer Anna Dresner takes you on an app tour of over 40 of the best learning apps for all ages, interests, and knowledge levels. App categories covered include: apps that teach VoiceOver; reading and writing; arithmetic and higher math; science and technology; apps for developing your senses; and general knowledge and current events. Written for the naturally curious lovers of learning.


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