[Trainer-Talk] Learning Ally Link

[Dean Martineau]

Well, all I can say is I'm glad you think that app is highly usable by the
blind.  I learned from talking to them that all books come in two formats,
one being DAISY and the other being whatever that app uses.  I found
navigating books with that app to be quite unpleasant.  I had to revert to a
DAISY player.

In your situation, I would call customer service and get help from them
after describing your predicament.  They should be able to efficiently
describe the screens.

Dean


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From: Trainer-Talk [mailto:trainer-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of
Deborah Armstrong via Trainer-Talk
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Cc: Deborah Armstrong <armstrongdeborah at fhda.edu>
Subject: [Trainer-Talk] Learning Ally Link

I need to help sighted people with Learning Ally Link and though I can
access it fine, I really have no idea what it looks like, where the icons
are, etc.

For most products, there are good manuals which explain this sort of thing,
but I can only find a simple quick start guide which seems mainly geared for
blind people.

Does anyone have some insight in to its more visual elements, especially for
people who have trouble reading words and need to know what to click on? For
example, what does the "play" button look like?

Thanks.

--Debee

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