[Nfb-krafters-korner] List is slow So I will complain

[David Andrews]

There is a list, and tutorials etc.  They all can be found at www.nvaccess.org

Other materials are also at:

http://www.nvda-kr.org/en/

Dave

At 08:16 PM 7/2/2016, you wrote:
>Do you know of any list serves or other 
>resources to help me learn how to use NVDA? 
>Nella -----Original Message----- From: 
>Nfb-krafters-korner 
>[mailto:nfb-krafters-korner-bounces at nfbnet.org] 
>On Behalf Of Deborah Armstrong via 
>Nfb-krafters-korner Sent: Saturday, July 02, 
>2016 7:53 PM To: List for blind crafters and 
>artists Cc: Deborah Armstrong Subject: Re: 
>[Nfb-krafters-korner] List is slow So I will 
>complain I'm  a huge fan of NVDA. Without it my 
>job would be much harder, even though I also use 
>JAWS. -----Original Message----- From: David 
>Andrews via Nfb-krafters-korner Sent: Saturday, 
>July 02, 2016 4:45 PM To: List for blind 
>crafters and artists Cc: David Andrews Subject: 
>Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] List is slow So I will 
>complain It is NVDA, as in nancy victor, dog, 
>alpha. It is nonvisual desktop access.  It is a 
>free screen reader.  Some of the commands are 
>similar to JAWS, some are not. Dave At 04:53 PM 
>7/2/2016, you wrote: >Hi All; What is MDVA? I 
>have heard of it before, and would like 
>to >learn more about it please. Thank you. Henry 
>-----Original Message----- >From: Nella Foster 
>via Nfb-krafters-korner Sent: Saturday, July 
>02, >2016 >11:05 AM To: 'List for blind crafters 
>and artists' Cc: Nella Foster >Subject: Re: 
>[Nfb-krafters-korner] List is slow So I will 
>complain I'm >trying to learn NVDA; I'm tired of 
>paying for JAWS upgrades.  If there >are other 
>people using NVDA I would love to speak with 
>them. >Nella -----Original Message----- >From: 
>Nfb-krafters-korner >[mailto:nfb-krafters-korner- 
>bounces at nfbnet.org] >On Behalf Of Liz via 
>Nfb-krafters-korner Sent: Saturday, July 02, 
>2016 >8:36 AM To: List for blind crafters and 
>artists Cc: Liz Subject: 
>Re: >[Nfb-krafters-korner] List is slow So I 
>will complain HI greg, I’m >not sure about 
>Jaws but both work fairly well witth NVDA. I 
>have a copy >of Jaws >16 or 17, which I can use 
>to test. The last time I used Jaws Skype 
>was >fairly accessible. On the iPhone, both are 
>accessible. I currently use >a Mac but would of 
>course use NVDA and Jaws to help others here 
>since >many don̢۪t use that platforform. Hope 
>this answers your question, Liz > >On Jul 1, 
>2016, at 9:46 PM, ncbootman--- via 
>Nfb-krafters-korner > ><nfb-krafters-korner at nfbne 
>t.org> wrote: > > Liz, > > Does Jaws work >well 
>with Skype and Google Hangouts now? > > Greg > > 
>-----Original >Message----- >From: Liz via 
>Nfb-krafters-korner > Sent: Friday, July 01, 
>2016 9:40 PM >> >To: List for blind crafters and 
>artists > Cc: Liz > Subject: 
>Re: >[Nfb-krafters-korner] List is slow So I 
>will complain > > Hi Terry, > > >You have the 
>right to choose the teaching style that works of 
>you just >as > students have choices about 
>taking your classes. > What 
>about >teleconferencing like Skype or Google 
>hangouts? > > Liz > >> On Jul 1, >2016, at 5:16 
>PM, Annette Carr via 
>Nfb-krafters-korner >> ><nfb-krafters-korner at nfbn 
>et.org> wrote: >> >> Hi Terry K and 
>All, >> >> >There is nothing wrong with you 
>making a personal decision to only >> >teach 
>telephone classes.  Just as students have their 
>own learning >> >styles, teachers have their own 
>teaching style.  Do what works for >> >you as 
>that will make you the best teacher that you can 
>be. >> >> I >have taught both telephone and 
>e-mail classes.  I like having the >> >option to 
>choose which technique works for how I teach a 
>specific >> >topic.  As a student, I like having 
>the variety of telephone verses >> >e-mail 
>classes. >> Sometimes an e-mail class fits into 
>my schedule >better, and other >> times I might 
>feel that the best way for me to >learn 
>something new is >> via a phone class. >> > >> I 
>do not get worked up about not being able to 
>take a class.  Maybe > >> >> >there is not a 
>topic being taught that I want to learn, or 
>maybe I >> >just can't fit a class into my 
>schedule.  I am appreciative and >> >thankful 
>for the wide range of knowledge and support that 
>is here at >> Krafters Korner. >I hope we can 
>keep trying new things so that we can >> 
>continue to be >diverse and inclusive in so many 
>ways.  Who would have >> thought that >we could 
>have a virtual holiday party, but the 
>creative >> energy of >this group pulled it 
>off. >> >> Annette >> >> >> 
>-----Original >Message----- >> >From: 
>Nfb-krafters-korner >> >[mailto:nfb-krafters-korn 
>er-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of 
>Terry >> >Knox via Nfb-krafters-korner >> Sent: 
>Friday, July 01, 2016 4:00 PM >> >To: List for 
>blind crafters and artists >> Cc: Terry Knox >> 
>Subject: >[Nfb-krafters-korner] List is slow So 
>I will complain >> >> >> >> I >have to voice my 
>opinion. I know others will not agree, but that 
>is >> >why Beyer's makes many flavors, so bear 
>with me. June was the first >> >time in 8 years 
>I have even taught an email class and I did not 
>like >> >it at all. So for all my past students, 
>Sorry, I will not do it >> >again. I like 
>hearing all those voices behind the class line 
>and >> >getting the feeling that some of you did 
>not understand or get my >> >instructions. I 
>like hearing the comments and other people who 
>give >> >me their opinions or other ideas on how 
>to do it differently. I know >> >after the class 
>I got to speak with new members and hear the 
>voices >> >of those I only speak with on list. I 
>understand this is the new >> >world and most 
>people like this, but I just Do Not. I will 
>teach the >> >market bag by email but 
>reconsidering the little girl purse 
>in >> >August, have not make decision yet. I 
>always follow up my class with >> >written 
>instructions but I personally feel that most 
>people only take >>> the email class to save and 
>file it for later and that becomes a UFO >>> 
>also. Most of you do not realize how much time 
>is taken to write and >>> try to print the 
>lesson with all the turns and twist just to put 
>it >>> on list and have it filed. I believe it 
>is like writing a book, your >> patterns get put 
>into a shelf and never looked at unless 
>needed. >So, >> if you want to do a craft and I 
>am presenting it you will have >to >> come to 
>class and learn it at that time. I will try to 
>keep my >classes to > >> the one to one and one 
>half hour time and I will try to keep them > >> 
>fun >and >> enjoyable for all, but, sorry, no 
>more email classes for me. >> >>> Terry 
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