[NABS-L] Hebrew and Greek?

[luke.seibert at gmail.com]

Hi, Mike. I've taken two biblical Greek classes, and I had a good experience
with them. I got the textbook in Braille. Without that, I don't think I
could have completed the classes. I was taking them online, and screen
readers (at least JAWS and NVDA) do not seem to like Greek vowels with
accents or breathing marks.  I had some trouble with the tests, but the
accessibility department was able to add audio files to the test that had
someone reading the question. So by listening, I was able to work through
the questions. I haven't taken Hebrew, but I know a pastor who is blind that
has used both Braille Greek and Hebrew.
Feel free to email me with any other questions or if you want more details.

Luke Seibert
Luke.seibert at gmail.com


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Subject: [NABS-L] Hebrew and Greek?

Hi everyone,

I'm writing to see if there's anyone on the listserv who have or are
currently taking Hebrew and/or Greek at a Bible college or seminary. I've
spoken with a former seminary professor who told me the languages are very
visual. How visual are they? What types of accommodations have you requested
and gotten for these classes? Any recommendations and suggestions about how
I can successfully take these courses and do well would be very much
appreciated. I know there's a way; I just have to figure out how as I did
with Logic a few years ago.

Thanks.

Mike  

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