[nabs-l] Tips for Using Audio Version of Textbooks?

[Rhonda Cruz]

hi sino. whenever I Read using hard copy Braille. I offen. make notes.
using my braille note.
 but when. I use books in audio. I offen. use the book marks. and
mark. my place. I feel like hard copy braille. is much. easyer. for
me. to read. my braille speed. is really fast.
 I offen read braille.and listen. in oudio books.more.offen. when.when
I was going to college.

On 7/18/15, Miso Kwak via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello,
> As the subject line indicates, I am asking for any tips when using
> audio recorded textbook.
> I have been mostly using hard copy or electronic Braille when it comes
> to studying. Even for leisurely reading I prefer reading with my  hands
> rather than listening to the book.
> However, I may have to rely on an audiobook for a course this summer.
> When I read using hard copy Braille, I will sometimes copy/summarize
> important parts and when I read on BrailleNote Apex, I will put
> asterisks or other symbols to note different things or take notes in
> the brackets as I read.
>  Would there be any equivalent when I am using audio textbook?
> For those of you who do this more often than I, do you take notes as
> you listen? How do you utilize bookmark functions when available?
>
> Thank you for your help in advance.
> Best,
> Miso
>
>
>
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