[nfbcs] Cisco accessibility and learning curve

[Chun Chao]

The CISCO ios seems to work well with Hyperterm in terms of getting into the 
routers and switches with a screen reader.
If you would like, I can give your contact info to my CISCO professor and he 
can give you more information.
I studied the entire CCNA course with him and he made different kinds of 
accomodation during my study.
The only thing that is stopping me now is getting my certification, which I 
have not been able to yet.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <pajohns1 at vt.edu>
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Subject: [nfbcs] Cisco accessibility and learning curve


> Group,
>
>        A pair of questions about Cisco hardware and software.  If anyone 
> is currently working in the Cisco environment can you tell me how 
> accessible the  software is when using WindowEyes, JAWS, or ZoomText? 
> Second how does the Cisco compare to other networking environments such as 
> Novell?  I ask these questions because I am considering placing an offer 
> to teach a course or two in Cisco and I have not worked with networks in 
> close to a decade, back when Novell 3.1 was considered hot stuff.
>
> Thanks for your thoughts and suggestions,
>
> Patrick
>
>
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