[nabs-l] The technology in specialized notetakers

[Carly Mihalakis]

Good morning, Anjelina,

         Relative to your doings mine are pretty lo-tech with a layer 
of 10-year-old brain damage being tactil appraxia which, in an event 
I didn't enumerate this adnausium is an inability of hand to 
accurately communicate with brain thus rendering reading braille 
which was once my lover, tantamount to a pipe dream. Thus, I tend 
toward the Victor Stream, not wanting to keep track of other divices. 
Living with brain damage has definitely made my experience much more 
scaled-down, sometimes even narrow. So, let's here it for the Victor!
for today, Car At 07:10 AM 7/13/2013, Anjelina Cruz wrote:
>HI all,
>I used to heavily rely on my Braille Note but have found for me using
>my computer during classes has been more productive. Is there a reason
>why the technology in blindness devices seems to lag behind mainstream
>technology? For instance, reading docx files has just come to the Apex
>this summer.
>I'm not at all unappreciative of the tools I have at my disposal,
>however I wonder why there isn't more of a push within the blindness
>community to modernize some of our tech choices faster.
>
>What devices have you found help you be a productive student?
>--
>Anjelina
>
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