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On 11/12/2013 4:30 PM, Vedprakash wrote:
I appreciate these encouraging and innovative efforts.
The only problem that I wish to discuss that the mobile banking
software of diffrent banks are not accessible with talks.
I have installed mobile banking of I C I C I Bank on my Nokia E 63.
But it is not accessible with talks.
The sighted persons can access it but I cannot as talk stops speaking
as I open the mobile banking.
Is there any remedy to it?
Thanks.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Prashant Verma"
<pr_ve...@hotmail.com>
To: "accessindia@accessindia. org. in " <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 9:45 AM
Subject: [AI] Reference material available: First workshop on
AccessibleBanking for the Blind
Dear all,
The first workshop on accessible banking for the blind was conducted by
Assistive Technology Helpline of NAB Delhi on 9 November 2013.
The response to the workshop was extremely enthusiastic and great
feedback
has been since received from the participants.
National Association for the Blind Delhi Helpline hopes to conduct this
workshop on a regular basis. We will soon announce the date for the
next
workshop which we are sure will be even better incorporating all the
suggestions received so far.
The primary objective of this workshop is to encourage visually impaired
persons to make use of the new channels of banking namely online
banking,
mobile banking and talking ATMs. We are trying to achieve this
objective by
giving essential information, making demonstrations of use of new
banking
channels with assistive technology and an providing an opportunity
to have
a first-hand experience of independence in banking. Running to different
offices for payment of utility bills, purchasing of tickets etc. is
difficult for visually impaired persons due to the inaccessibility of
the
transport system and the infrastructure. Visually impaired persons
can do
all such daily chores from the comfort of their homes if they take
advantage
of the new banking channels.
In this first workshop of its kind the following subjects were covered.
1. Use of Talking ATM
2. Use of online banking for common tasks such as balance enquiry,
funds transfer, bill payment etc.
3. Independent handling of bank cheques using innovative printing
templates
4. Status of accessibility of Mobile banking
5. Essential information about use of credit cards
6. Safe banking tips
7. Hands-on experience of the Union Bank Talking ATM
Many participants also made use of the opportunity to open a bank
account
with Union Bank. The bank officers filled up the forms and some of
them were
even provided start-up kit consisting of the ATM and online banking
details
on the spot.
This workshop was facilitated by young visually impaired bankers Mr.
Yogesh
Taneja & Mr. Rahul Gambhir who are working as assistant Manager with
Union
Bank of India and yours truly. It is commendable that Yogesh and
Rahul are
doing their best to bring more comfort in the lives of other visually
impaired persons besides handling tough jobs.
The 61 MB audio recording of this workshop can be downloaded from
this link:
https://www.wuala.com/prashant.rv/Accessible_Banking/?key=EONQTRHrBl5C
You can also download a 31 MB compressed folder consisting of audio
manual
of the Talking ATM, Cheque printing templates, safe banking tips and
photos
from the above link.
If clicking on above link does not work, please carefully copy and
paste the
complete link text in the address bar of your browser. Very often the
links
are broken into two or more lines by the email clients.
Lastly we thank all the participants for their cooperation and hope
that you
will now indulge in online banking with more confidence.
With best regards,
Prashant Verma
Joint Secretary
National Association for the Blind
Sector-5, R.K. Puram
New Delhi - 110022
Helpline: +91 11 64556968
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