[blindkid] Talking Books vs saving for braille reading.

[Richard Holloway]

If you end up using a BraileNote or similar notetaker more at some point it gets a bit easier to carry around a potentially quieter. 

Of corse the quiet may be short-lived. Kendra quickly learned how to patch her BrailleNote into the car stereo and now expects to be able to playback braille files, books, mp3's the memos, the build-in radio-- you name it, over the car stereo. At lest we can convince her to use headphones instead at least part of the time. She's not a big fan of the built-in speaker. She prefers "high quality" (her expression) sound, thank you very much...

Technology is great... Mostly


On Sep 12, 2011, at 1:16 PM, Penny Duffy wrote:

> Thank you everyone..
> 
> I think the benefit as we get into the school year is that she is too busy
> for talking books.  I am taking it step by step. She brought her brailler on
> our weekend away and was typing in the car it was so funny.  Her father
> didn't complain since she was writing but it was so loud LOL.
> 
> -Penny
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