[blindlaw] Best technology for oral arguments?

[James Fetter]

Dear All,
I hope that spring is finding you all well and, for my fellow law 
students, not as exhausted as I am at the end of the semester. I would 
like to have your thoughts on the best technological solutions for 
having notes at hand during oral arguments, either in a moot court or 
real court context. I currently use a Braille display, specifically the 
Alva BC640, which works reasonably well with Jaws. However, I find it 
difficult at times to move quickly to notes pertinent to whatever 
element of the argument I need to jump to, especially after responding 
to a question that asked about a specific case or citation to the 
record. I'm sure some of this is simply a matter of gaining more 
experience with doing oral arguments, but I would still appreciate any 
tips you all might have about this. I recently heard about Humanware's 
BrailleNote Touch, which sounds interesting, but I have steered clear of 
proprietary note-takers, since they're not exactly on the cutting edge 
or universally compatible with mainstream file formats. Any thoughts on 
structuring notes would also be appreciated. Thanks.
All Best,
James