hi sudhakar This is sivasuresh from Hyderabad. i have gone through all your questions and I can say this requires lot of time to reply on the mail about all the questions. I can help you with what ever i know call me or share your number so that we can connect and discuss
On 1/4/21, Bandi Sudhakar <sudakarbandi...@gmail.com> wrote: > hello > iam sudhakar from hyderabad > iam working on my desertation for mphil > on assistive technologies > so in this regard I want the sources for the following questions > please reply me of line or letme know from where I can get related > info, > questions are as follows: > How many softwares are there for the visually challenged. > What are the types of softwares. > The origin and history of each of these softwares, how they have > developed. > Who have produced. What was their interest. > Where it was developed, all these. > What was the medium of the softwares, why the softwares were developed. > Who are the persons or the company involved in the development of the > software. > Were there any visually challenged persons would in the development of > softwares. > Why did normal people wanted to develop softwares for reading. Are > these softwares are available or paid softwares. > If the free versions are there what are its limitations. > If the paid versions are there, what opportunities it provide. > Look at the development of each software, important changes. Software > development is a long process so what changes it under gone over a > period from the stage of beginning till what is present nowand > reasons for such changeswhat are the important changes occurred in its > trajectory or in its development process and what are the reasons for > such changes. > How many softwares have gone out of circulation or extinct. They have > developed but over a period they became extinct.What are the reasons > for there extinction. > Why some softwares have become successful. > > In the second part: > What softwares are available in indiafor the visually challenged are > these softwares available visually challenged or others also. > How companies are moving towards audio versions like ammezonalexasiri > in ios devices. > So they are developing this, are they looking at visually challenged > persons in mind or others. > So when you are looking this works raise some sociological questions > like what class category, they can afford, cost, then digital haves > and haves nots what about them. > > Who can access and who cannot. Who own mobile phone and who do not > own, who own softwares, is it possible for the softwares to shared > between the people. How if they cannot shared and how they do. > Now we will do crack versions so we crack and use pirated versions. So > how it is taking place. > Then what medium it is available. Language is a barrier is language > becoming a barrier. > How google translater or other translaters versions are helping. > Then rural urban differences, then accessibility interms of class. > Ease of working, > Comfortable. > People are moving towards verbal softwares rather than texting and > all. So why this is going so. > Then I asked to look at blogs, popular articals and articals in > disability studies collection. > > You have to do on disabilities, assistive technologies, theoretical > perspectives and assistive technologies for visually challenged. > Then indian context what are the studies which are being done. > Then status of visually challenged among the PWDS in the country. > What is their employment situation. What is education background. Who > are they men and women coming from different background, economic > background etc.. > > -- > > -- > thanks > > > -- > thanks > > > > > > > > "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." > > with best regards > > sudhakar > > Skype id: > > kannaiah.sudhakar > > -- > Disclaimer: > 1. Contents of the mails, factual, or otherwise, reflect the thinking of the > person sending the mail and AI in no way relates itself to its veracity; > > 2. 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