[AI] Please give me solution

[neelima kumari]

Hello all,

Hope all is well.

Thanks for reply. Yes she had applied herself from Ciber and she had
also the slip of payment.
Kindly looking for your reply.

Looking for your reply.

Take great care of your health.

God examine those whom loves he the most.

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[AI] external hard drive problem solved have another question

[austin pinto]

hi all my external hard drive is working properly there was an
internal connection problem thank you all for all the help now i have
a question i have used the drive to back up all my data on boath my
netbook and pc running windows 7 ultimate now the question is is there
any way by which i can protect the hard drive with a password i mean
if any one connects the hard drive to his computer it will ask for a
password or if any 1 tries to format it will ask for a password
beafore formatting it please help

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Re: [AI] Please give me the sollution

[Waseem]

Hello Neelima,
I applied for NET exam online and send the printouts to my concern center.
After applying I immediately got the Email from there side.

Warm Regards
MohammadWaseemKhan
Land: 01165154282
Mob: 9213749272
Emails
bestmu...@gmail.com,
mohammadwase...@gmail.com,
mohammadwaseemk...@yahoo.com.
MSN: mr.waseemk...@hotmail.com
Skype: sweetboy250

- Original Message - 
From: "neelima kumari" 

To: 
Sent: Sunday, December 12, 2010 8:59 AM
Subject: [AI] Please give me the sollution



Hello friends, Hope all is well.

I want to ask you does anybody apply for UGC NET examination?

One of my friend has also applied for this examination but she did not
get any letter or any mail from UGC.

Can anybody  tell me why does it happend  what should she do now? Is
there any way to findout this letter?

Please reply me.

Kindly looking for your reply.

Take great care of your health.

God examine those whom loves he the most.

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[AI] Workshop for pre-marital counseling for unmarried youth

[Prashant Naik]

Dear friends,

Forwarding this info for Mumbai based Accessindians. – Prashant

Workshop for pre-marital counseling for unmarried youth.

Dear friends,

Blind Persons’ Association, as organized a workshop on premarital
counseling with the expertise  of Swadhar Family Counseling Centre, on
Saturday the 18th December, 2010 from 10.a.m. to 6.p.m. at National
Sports Club of Blind near S-Bridge, Municipal Building, Byculla (W)
Mumbai.

You are therefore, requested to avail this golden opportunity to live
Happy married life  &  enroll yourself at earliest as we will  only
accommodate 25 members on first come first served basis at nominal
cost of Rs. 15/- as registration fees to be deposited before 15th
December, 2010 at BPA office, Please Contact on. 2375 8680/98190
62455.

Thanking you,

Yours truly,
SHANTA R.NARSIAN
HON.GEN.SECRETARY
Blind Persons' Association (Mumbai)
Cottongreen,
Mumbai - 400 033
Contact No. 2375 8680

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Re: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results

[uphar.73]

Heartiest congratulations!

If really sarthak has done, we all thank you for these achievements.

It will be highly appreciated if the name of the selected 22  candidates 
with there designation and name of the organizations is flashed on the net 
or mailing list.


Especially( visually impaired )candidates with their phone numbers and 
Qualification.


It will encourage the candidates as well as it will give name and fame to 
the Sarthak in the leading placements.Thanks..


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To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:47 AM
Subject: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results


   Work Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
Reg Addr:  Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
 Telephone: 011– 42004238
 Mobile:   9718711463
 Email:sarthakjobfair2...@gmail.com
Website: www.sarthakindia.org


NASSCOM SARTHAK JOB FAIR FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY

Dear access Indians
Sarthak appreciate your  suggestions, feedback  and comments on
nasscom sarthak job fair . it will help us in organizing future job
fairs.
On 10 december, 2010 478 candidates visited VRC  for job fair  . 65
candidates were selected by  participating 12 companies. Out of 65 38
were orthopedically challenged, 22 were visually impaired and 5
hearing impaired candidates were selected.
We congratulate  65 candidates  for their selection.
We will appreciate your suggestion /feed back/comments in future also.
For further queries contact us:
Sarthak Educational Trust
Building No. 1, Mohammad Pur,
Near Bhikaji Cama Place
New Delhi-66
Telephone: 011– 42004238
Mobile:9718711463
Email: sarthak...@gmaill.com
Website: www.sarthakindia.org

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[AI] request for a book

[austin pinto]

hi all i need this book urgently its applying psychology to modern
life by weiten and lloyd i surched for it on bookshare and inclusive
plannet but its not there please help me urgently as this book is in
my psyco portion thanks

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[AI] some help for my friend

[austin pinto]

hi all my friend is using windows 7 ultimate on his laptop he wants me
to reinstall it for him using the upgrade methord i want to know will
narrater support the full process of upgradation or will i need
sighted help please help me thanks

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[AI] Please give me the sollution

[avinash shahi]

hi Neleema
I have also applied and preparing for UGC net, which will be held on 26 12, 2010
now come to the point, your friend has not received hall ticket, fine,
don't worry and ask him/her not to worry also.
if yur friend had completed all the formalities by first submitting
form online, then sending via post to the desired centre. if your
friend is in delhi, then wait for few more days, because here hall
ticket reaches to the applicant just two three days before the exam.
and if your friend is outside delhi, then go along with bank
acknowledgement slip and take the print out of received e-mail, and
show the concerned authorities on the given centre.
your friend will be allowed to sit on 26 of december, 2010

and friends, one thing for all UGC aspirants, JNU visually chalenged
forum has met with the UGC chairman, sukhdev thorat on the friday gone
by. and pressed our demands regarding writers in UGC exam. we
requested him and told if VI is fulfilling prescribed guidelines of
UGC, then he/she should be allowed to sit along with his/her desired
writer. I myself became the victim of my having bad writer when I
wrote for the first time UGC exam last time from jamia millia islamia.
then I started chatting, and increased my typing speed and now write
my exam particularly in JNU on my own. hahaha.
then thorat, assured us that he will be tawking to concerned
authorities on different centres soon.
and we also demanded that parallel phalloship for differently abled
should be started which should be at least equelent to rajiv gandhi
national phalloship which is given to SC and OBC's
hope our united struggle will bring about revolutionary betterment in
the lives of VI people across the country.
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[AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[Shiv]

Mumbai, December 12, 2010
First Published: 01:24 IST(12/12/2010)
Last Updated: 01:25 IST(12/12/2010)
Audio markers that read out to visually impaired
It could change the way visually impaired move around their homes and in the 
city. 

The Industrial Design Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay 
(IIT-B) has designed audio markers, a system of standardised plates with an 
audio code identification, which can be easily be fitted anywhere. On placing 
an audio pen over these markers, the visually impaired can hear the preset 
audio information. 

"All environments must be barrier free. We need to evolve a standardised system 
that will ensure all public places are accessible," said Professor Kirti 
Trivedi, who has designed the audio markers. "These markers would bring a great 
sense of independence to the visually impaired."

The markers can be fixed on CD cases and medicine bottles as well as on house 
doors and office cubicles.

Having made the prototype in one month, Trivedi proposed his design as a system 
for urban navigation in Vienna at Space X - an exchange forum on information 
design for the visually impaired in October. 

At present, though there are similar markers available abroad, in countries 
like Japan, they are very expensive and their cost runs into hundreds of 
dollars. Pegging his design as an affordable solution and hence easily 
diffusible, Trivedi said these audio marker labels would cost around Rs10, 
while the one-time investment on the audio pen will be around $15 (approx 
Rs700).

Essentially, these labels are installed with an invisible code. When the MP3 
audio pen equipped with an optical reader is placed on the code, the visually 
impaired person can hear the audio message. For instance, at a bus stop the 
label would have a bus number as the code and as the pen is placed on the label 
the person would hear the bus route.

Likewise, the audio marker when placed near a monument will read out its 
history. With the aim to make existing buildings user-friendly for the visually 
impaired, the audio markers can be fixed as house numbers as well as at 
railways stations, airports and in offices. 

These labels could also be fixed on spines of Braille books. So rather than 
moving his fingers through every book title in Braille, the visually impaired 
person will just have to place the pen on the labels and listen to the book.

"In order to build a more accessible environment, both at home and externally, 
such a concept is definitely needed," said Sam Taraporevala, director, Xavier's 
Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged. "But what is essential is that it 
should have a cost advantage over its readily available counterparts, both in 
terms of the hand-held device and labels in order to make it viable."

Having designed these markers, Trivedi's next step is to conduct a pilot test 
to check its effectiveness. "To design a comprehensive system, we need a 
dedicated web-based support system and a portal where upgrades and downloads 
for different cities can be obtained," said Trivedi.

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[AI] Fwd: (VIB) Current bank jobs

[Vamshi. G]

Recruitment of Officers and Office Assistants in Rajasthan Gramin
Bank. Last Date : 27/12/2010 for Officers


Recruitment of Clerks, Probationary Officers and Specialist Officers
in Dena Bank. Online Last Date : 03/01/2011 for Clerk and 28/12/2010
for Officers 


Recruitment of Clerks in Union Bank of India. Online Last Date :
16/12/2010 


Recruitment of Officers and Office Assistant in Baroda UP Gramin Bank.
Last Date : 27/12/2010


Recruitment of Executives in IDBI. Online Last Date : 16/12/2010


IT Vacancy in State Bank of India. Last Date : 15/12/2010


Recruitment of Sportsman in Indian Bank. Last Date : 26/12/2010


Recruitment of Officers and Office Assistants in Baroda Rajasthan
Gramin Bank. Online Last Date : 15/12/2010


[cid:image001.png@01CB9ABF.45D59F50]


With thanks and regards


"I turned to speak to God
  About the world's despair;
  But to make bad matters worse
  I found God wasn't there."

--Robert Frost

(Rajesh Asudani)
Assistant General Manager
Reserve Bank of India
Nagpur
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[AI] Visually challenged doing B E D in AP

[Vamshi. G]

Hi friends,

One of my friends is doing B E D in Hyderabad.  She wants to stay in
touch with others doing the same course.  So, if there is anyone,
please get into touch with me off the list.

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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[Amrit Pal]

Seems to be a very encouraging development.
- Original Message - 
From: "Shiv" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 6:41 PM
Subject: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


Mumbai, December 12, 2010
First Published: 01:24 IST(12/12/2010)
Last Updated: 01:25 IST(12/12/2010)
Audio markers that read out to visually impaired
It could change the way visually impaired move around their homes and in the 
city.


The Industrial Design Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay 
(IIT-B) has designed audio markers, a system of standardised plates with an 
audio code identification, which can be easily be fitted anywhere. On 
placing an audio pen over these markers, the visually impaired can hear the 
preset audio information.


"All environments must be barrier free. We need to evolve a standardised 
system that will ensure all public places are accessible," said Professor 
Kirti Trivedi, who has designed the audio markers. "These markers would 
bring a great sense of independence to the visually impaired."


The markers can be fixed on CD cases and medicine bottles as well as on 
house doors and office cubicles.


Having made the prototype in one month, Trivedi proposed his design as a 
system for urban navigation in Vienna at Space X - an exchange forum on 
information design for the visually impaired in October.


At present, though there are similar markers available abroad, in countries 
like Japan, they are very expensive and their cost runs into hundreds of 
dollars. Pegging his design as an affordable solution and hence easily 
diffusible, Trivedi said these audio marker labels would cost around Rs10, 
while the one-time investment on the audio pen will be around $15 (approx 
Rs700).


Essentially, these labels are installed with an invisible code. When the MP3 
audio pen equipped with an optical reader is placed on the code, the 
visually impaired person can hear the audio message. For instance, at a bus 
stop the label would have a bus number as the code and as the pen is placed 
on the label the person would hear the bus route.


Likewise, the audio marker when placed near a monument will read out its 
history. With the aim to make existing buildings user-friendly for the 
visually impaired, the audio markers can be fixed as house numbers as well 
as at railways stations, airports and in offices.


These labels could also be fixed on spines of Braille books. So rather than 
moving his fingers through every book title in Braille, the visually 
impaired person will just have to place the pen on the labels and listen to 
the book.


"In order to build a more accessible environment, both at home and 
externally, such a concept is definitely needed," said Sam Taraporevala, 
director, Xavier's Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged. "But what is 
essential is that it should have a cost advantage over its readily available 
counterparts, both in terms of the hand-held device and labels in order to 
make it viable."


Having designed these markers, Trivedi's next step is to conduct a pilot 
test to check its effectiveness. "To design a comprehensive system, we need 
a dedicated web-based support system and a portal where upgrades and 
downloads for different cities can be obtained," said Trivedi.


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Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC

[Mohd Hashim]

Dear Uphar, you are talking about the job fares of sarthak which is organized 
on 10-12-2010, I dont want to go with ditales, I will go 
on ditales after a few days with data, in this job fares, I was there as a 
Councilor  there was a problem, as you telling this is fact there arre so many 
rush  Nether we could understand, nor rush could be understand.
I would like to Mansion  after a few days with the all datas, somebody was 
telling there no blind person get job in this fares but this is wrong.
I would like to request to all of you then please come in sarthak, discusse  
the whole issue regarding the same issue.
I have written about critisizm or feedback again I am saying then please come I 
will be available there
I am waiting for your positive and prompt  response thank you--- On Mon, 
13/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:

From: uphar.73 
Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Date: Monday, 13 December, 2010, 11:00 AM

Thanks for your response .I am not criticizing any body it was only my 
experience which I have shared with you all .There is no need for aposing .I 
will only suggest to sarthak that if same kind of practice continues then 
sarthak will not last for a longer period in the market of placement.Thanks!
- Original Message - From: "Mohd Hashim" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 10:51 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC


> Dear Uphar, are you giving feedback or you are doing critisizm of Sarthak, I 
> know you have suffered lot of problem in jobfares which is organized in VRC 
> office by sarthak, but I would like to say to go there in sarthak and oppose 
> in the front of DR Jitender Aggarwal, when you will go there then please call 
> me I will be available then please note my number +91-8826654692 my skype ID 
> is dontaskme49 please meet me then it will be discus all the issue regarding 
> the problem
> -- On Fri, 10/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
> 
> 
> From: uphar.73 
> Subject: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Date: Friday, 10 December, 2010, 7:35 PM
> 
> 
> HELLO TO ALL AI MEMBERS AND DR.JINTENDER SARTHAK I AM SORRY TO SAY THAT JOB 
> FAIR CONDUCTED BY SARTHAK TRUST WITH THE HELP OF OTHER NGO’S WAS OF NO USE AT 
> VRC VIKAS MARGON 10TH OF DEC 2010.THIS IS I AM SAYING BECAUSE I PERSONALLY 
> VISITED THERE AND FOUND THAT NO PROPER ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE BY THEM FOR 
> SCANNING THE RESUME /JOB PROFILES /CADER AND MANY OTHER THINGS ALSO.THE MOST 
> SHOCKING WAS TO SEE THAT THE REGISTRATION FORM GIVEN TO THE CANDIDATES WAS 
> CAREER CENTRIC COMPUTER TRAINING REQUEST FORM COMPUTER TRAINING FOR VISUALLY 
> IMPAIRED .WHERE CANDIDATE ACCEPT THE TERMS OF ( I UNDERSTAND THAT ATTENDING 
> TRAINING DOES NOT GUARANTEE A JOB BUT INCREASE MY CHANCES OF EMPLOYMENT.) 
> WHEN I APPEARED FOR THE INTERVIEW THE INTERVIEWER WAS NOT EVEN TOLD THAT 
> CANDIDATES WITH VISUALLY DISABILITY ARE ALSO COMING FOR THE INTERVIEW BUT NOW 
> THEY HAVE TO DO SOME ARRANGEMENTS FOR CONDUCTING THE INTERVIEW.THIS SHOWS 
> THAT NO PRIOR INFORMATION WAS WITH SARTHAK TRUST .IT WAS
> ONLY HIT AND TRIAL METHOD.I APOLOGISE FOR THE SAME IF I HAD SAID SOMETHING 
> WRONG BUT IT WAS MY EXPERIENCE WHICH I HAVE SHARED WITH YOU ALL.
> 
> - Original Message - From: "sarthak edu" 
> To: "accessindia" 
> Sent: Monday, November 29, 2010 2:44 PM
> Subject: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair 2010 for persons with disability (more 
> information)
> 
> 
> Work Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
> Reg Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
> Telephone: 011– 42004238
> Mobile: 9718711463
> Email: sarthakjobfair2...@gmail.com
> Website: www.sarthakindia.org
> 
> 
> 
> JOB FAIR FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
> 
> An estimated 386 million of the world's working-age people have some
> kind of disability, says the International Labor Organization (ILO).
> Of the some 70 million persons with disabilities in India, only about
> 100,000 have succeeded in obtaining employment in industry. Though a
> dogmatic society and a general lack of understanding towards the
> issue of disability employment plays a major role, India, is
> witnessing a sea change in the Corporate Sector’s attitude towards
> persons with disabilities. India has committed itself to realizing the
> Millennium Development Goals (MDG) for Persons with Disabilities
> through the implementation of the World Programme of Action concerning
> Disabled Persons and the Convention on Rights of Persons with
> Disabilities.
> 
> As a step towards Inclusivity, NASSCOM Foundation and Sarthak
> Educational Trust is organizing a first ever JOB FAIR for Persons With
> Disability (PWD) in the IT industry in Delhi. Leading IT/BPO companies
> will be present at the Job Fair and we expect a large number of PWDs
> to be placed in these reputed companies.
> 
> Participating company name

Re: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results

[Mohd Hashim]

Thank you to provide all datas of 65 disable person I think that I do not have 
need to share some think 
 on the same issue. Thank you
--- On Mon, 13/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:

From: uphar.73 
Subject: Re: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Date: Monday, 13 December, 2010, 4:08 PM

Heartiest congratulations!

If really sarthak has done, we all thank you for these achievements.

It will be highly appreciated if the name of the selected 22  candidates with 
there designation and name of the organizations is flashed on the net or 
mailing list.

Especially( visually impaired )candidates with their phone numbers and 
Qualification.

It will encourage the candidates as well as it will give name and fame to the 
Sarthak in the leading placements.Thanks..

- Original Message - From: "sarthak edu" 
To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:47 AM
Subject: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results


   Work Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
                        Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
    Reg Addr:  Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
                        Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
     Telephone: 011– 42004238
     Mobile:       9718711463
     Email:        sarthakjobfair2...@gmail.com
    Website:     www.sarthakindia.org


NASSCOM SARTHAK JOB FAIR FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY

Dear access Indians
Sarthak appreciate your  suggestions, feedback  and comments on
nasscom sarthak job fair . it will help us in organizing future job
fairs.
On 10 december, 2010 478 candidates visited VRC  for job fair  . 65
candidates were selected by  participating 12 companies. Out of 65 38
were orthopedically challenged, 22 were visually impaired and 5
hearing impaired candidates were selected.
We congratulate  65 candidates  for their selection.
We will appreciate your suggestion /feed back/comments in future also.
For further queries contact us:
Sarthak Educational Trust
Building No. 1, Mohammad Pur,
Near Bhikaji Cama Place
New Delhi-66
Telephone: 011– 42004238
Mobile:        9718711463
Email:         sarthak...@gmaill.com
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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[Amiyo Biswas]

Hello,

I saw a demonstration of the marker reader when Professor Trivedi came to 
Blind Persons' Association in Kolkata. He was then experimenting the system 
on books. The idea is to put invisible markers on each line of a book. An 
audio recording of the book will be loaded in the marker reader. The reader 
is like a pen, slightly thicker. When you the pen touches the marker, it 
reads aloud the line from its recording. It is used in China for teaching 
foreign languages, professor Trivedi told me. He was then thinking of using 
it for making public places accesible. the idea will be very useful for this 
purpose. We just have to carry an audio marker reader to read pre-designed 
signs at important locations.


Best regards,
Amiyo Biswas
Cell: 91-9433464329

- Original Message - 
From: "Shiv" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 6:41 PM
Subject: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


Mumbai, December 12, 2010
First Published: 01:24 IST(12/12/2010)
Last Updated: 01:25 IST(12/12/2010)
Audio markers that read out to visually impaired
It could change the way visually impaired move around their homes and in the 
city.


The Industrial Design Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay 
(IIT-B) has designed audio markers, a system of standardised plates with an 
audio code identification, which can be easily be fitted anywhere. On 
placing an audio pen over these markers, the visually impaired can hear the 
preset audio information.


"All environments must be barrier free. We need to evolve a standardised 
system that will ensure all public places are accessible," said Professor 
Kirti Trivedi, who has designed the audio markers. "These markers would 
bring a great sense of independence to the visually impaired."


The markers can be fixed on CD cases and medicine bottles as well as on 
house doors and office cubicles.


Having made the prototype in one month, Trivedi proposed his design as a 
system for urban navigation in Vienna at Space X - an exchange forum on 
information design for the visually impaired in October.


At present, though there are similar markers available abroad, in countries 
like Japan, they are very expensive and their cost runs into hundreds of 
dollars. Pegging his design as an affordable solution and hence easily 
diffusible, Trivedi said these audio marker labels would cost around Rs10, 
while the one-time investment on the audio pen will be around $15 (approx 
Rs700).


Essentially, these labels are installed with an invisible code. When the MP3 
audio pen equipped with an optical reader is placed on the code, the 
visually impaired person can hear the audio message. For instance, at a bus 
stop the label would have a bus number as the code and as the pen is placed 
on the label the person would hear the bus route.


Likewise, the audio marker when placed near a monument will read out its 
history. With the aim to make existing buildings user-friendly for the 
visually impaired, the audio markers can be fixed as house numbers as well 
as at railways stations, airports and in offices.


These labels could also be fixed on spines of Braille books. So rather than 
moving his fingers through every book title in Braille, the visually 
impaired person will just have to place the pen on the labels and listen to 
the book.


"In order to build a more accessible environment, both at home and 
externally, such a concept is definitely needed," said Sam Taraporevala, 
director, Xavier's Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged. "But what is 
essential is that it should have a cost advantage over its readily available 
counterparts, both in terms of the hand-held device and labels in order to 
make it viable."


Having designed these markers, Trivedi's next step is to conduct a pilot 
test to check its effectiveness. "To design a comprehensive system, we need 
a dedicated web-based support system and a portal where upgrades and 
downloads for different cities can be obtained," said Trivedi.


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Re: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results

[Amit Bhatt]

I too extend facilitations on this achievement and success on the part of 
Sarthak. And congratulations and wishes to all the selected applicants for 
their new jobs.
I appreciate Sarthak for taking the suggestion and feedback in a lively 
manner with positive spirit.


I would also suggest to allow those candidates to send their CV via E-Mail 
who could not meet the company people to face the Interview during the Fair. 
I noticed some of the reputed companies like Wipro left the room at lunch 
time only while the closing time was at 1630 hrs. So it would be great help, 
if Sarthak can still talk to those company and enable the candidates to 
forward the Resume for lining up the Interviews if it is needed.


Warm regards,

Amit Bhatt

Senior Executive - Reservations

Far Horizon Tours Pvt. Ltd. India
www.farhorizonindia.com
Ph-Off: 91 129 4098000 (Main Board) | 91 129 4098040 (Did) | 91 129 4098098 
(F)

Direct Cell: 91 9560175887

List manager - SayEverything, an International mailing group dedicated to 
persons with disabilities

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Skype: amitbhattindia

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- Original Message - 
From: "sarthak edu" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:47 AM
Subject: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results


   Work Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
Reg Addr:  Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
 Telephone: 011– 42004238
 Mobile:   9718711463
 Email:sarthakjobfair2...@gmail.com
Website: www.sarthakindia.org


NASSCOM SARTHAK JOB FAIR FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY

Dear access Indians
Sarthak appreciate your  suggestions, feedback  and comments on
nasscom sarthak job fair . it will help us in organizing future job
fairs.
On 10 december, 2010 478 candidates visited VRC  for job fair  . 65
candidates were selected by  participating 12 companies. Out of 65 38
were orthopedically challenged, 22 were visually impaired and 5
hearing impaired candidates were selected.
We congratulate  65 candidates  for their selection.
We will appreciate your suggestion /feed back/comments in future also.
For further queries contact us:
Sarthak Educational Trust
Building No. 1, Mohammad Pur,
Near Bhikaji Cama Place
New Delhi-66
Telephone: 011– 42004238
Mobile:9718711463
Email: sarthak...@gmaill.com
Website: www.sarthakindia.org

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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[Kiran Kaja]

Apologies for being pessimistic but this idea seems to be a copycat of
Penfriend from RNIB and has been around for more than an year now. The
Penfriend costs £59 here in the UK but this includes the cost of shipping
and other things. I can't remember the name of the company but it is
actually manufactured in India.

This is a decent solution for labelling objects. But using it for urban
navigation is stretching the idea a bit too far. How am I supposed to find
the exact spot on a wall where this plate is located?

Regards,
Kiran
-Original Message-
From: accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in
[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Amiyo Biswas
Sent: 13 December 2010 15:34
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

Hello,

I saw a demonstration of the marker reader when Professor Trivedi came to 
Blind Persons' Association in Kolkata. He was then experimenting the system 
on books. The idea is to put invisible markers on each line of a book. An 
audio recording of the book will be loaded in the marker reader. The reader 
is like a pen, slightly thicker. When you the pen touches the marker, it 
reads aloud the line from its recording. It is used in China for teaching 
foreign languages, professor Trivedi told me. He was then thinking of using 
it for making public places accesible. the idea will be very useful for this

purpose. We just have to carry an audio marker reader to read pre-designed 
signs at important locations.

Best regards,
Amiyo Biswas
Cell: 91-9433464329

- Original Message - 
From: "Shiv" 
To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 6:41 PM
Subject: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


Mumbai, December 12, 2010
First Published: 01:24 IST(12/12/2010)
Last Updated: 01:25 IST(12/12/2010)
Audio markers that read out to visually impaired
It could change the way visually impaired move around their homes and in the

city.

The Industrial Design Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay 
(IIT-B) has designed audio markers, a system of standardised plates with an 
audio code identification, which can be easily be fitted anywhere. On 
placing an audio pen over these markers, the visually impaired can hear the 
preset audio information.

"All environments must be barrier free. We need to evolve a standardised 
system that will ensure all public places are accessible," said Professor 
Kirti Trivedi, who has designed the audio markers. "These markers would 
bring a great sense of independence to the visually impaired."

The markers can be fixed on CD cases and medicine bottles as well as on 
house doors and office cubicles.

Having made the prototype in one month, Trivedi proposed his design as a 
system for urban navigation in Vienna at Space X - an exchange forum on 
information design for the visually impaired in October.

At present, though there are similar markers available abroad, in countries 
like Japan, they are very expensive and their cost runs into hundreds of 
dollars. Pegging his design as an affordable solution and hence easily 
diffusible, Trivedi said these audio marker labels would cost around Rs10, 
while the one-time investment on the audio pen will be around $15 (approx 
Rs700).

Essentially, these labels are installed with an invisible code. When the MP3

audio pen equipped with an optical reader is placed on the code, the 
visually impaired person can hear the audio message. For instance, at a bus 
stop the label would have a bus number as the code and as the pen is placed 
on the label the person would hear the bus route.

Likewise, the audio marker when placed near a monument will read out its 
history. With the aim to make existing buildings user-friendly for the 
visually impaired, the audio markers can be fixed as house numbers as well 
as at railways stations, airports and in offices.

These labels could also be fixed on spines of Braille books. So rather than 
moving his fingers through every book title in Braille, the visually 
impaired person will just have to place the pen on the labels and listen to 
the book.

"In order to build a more accessible environment, both at home and 
externally, such a concept is definitely needed," said Sam Taraporevala, 
director, Xavier's Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged. "But what is

essential is that it should have a cost advantage over its readily available

counterparts, both in terms of the hand-held device and labels in order to 
make it viable."

Having designed these markers, Trivedi's next step is to conduct a pilot 
test to check its effectiveness. "To design a comprehensive system, we need 
a dedicated web-based support system and a portal where upgrades and 
downloads for different cities can be obtained," said Trivedi.

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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[Geetha Shamanna]

For these markers to be effectively used by the visually impaired, the pen 
and the audio tags should be able to communicate remotely, at least from a 
distance of 10 metres. Having these markers in bus stops and public 
buildings would otherwise be akin to having braille labels. One has to be 
able to find the labels in order to read them.

- Original Message - 
From: "Shiv" 
To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 1:11 PM
Subject: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


Mumbai, December 12, 2010
First Published: 01:24 IST(12/12/2010)
Last Updated: 01:25 IST(12/12/2010)
Audio markers that read out to visually impaired
It could change the way visually impaired move around their homes and in the 
city.

The Industrial Design Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay 
(IIT-B) has designed audio markers, a system of standardised plates with an 
audio code identification, which can be easily be fitted anywhere. On 
placing an audio pen over these markers, the visually impaired can hear the 
preset audio information.

"All environments must be barrier free. We need to evolve a standardised 
system that will ensure all public places are accessible," said Professor 
Kirti Trivedi, who has designed the audio markers. "These markers would 
bring a great sense of independence to the visually impaired."

The markers can be fixed on CD cases and medicine bottles as well as on 
house doors and office cubicles.

Having made the prototype in one month, Trivedi proposed his design as a 
system for urban navigation in Vienna at Space X - an exchange forum on 
information design for the visually impaired in October.

At present, though there are similar markers available abroad, in countries 
like Japan, they are very expensive and their cost runs into hundreds of 
dollars. Pegging his design as an affordable solution and hence easily 
diffusible, Trivedi said these audio marker labels would cost around Rs10, 
while the one-time investment on the audio pen will be around $15 (approx 
Rs700).

Essentially, these labels are installed with an invisible code. When the MP3 
audio pen equipped with an optical reader is placed on the code, the 
visually impaired person can hear the audio message. For instance, at a bus 
stop the label would have a bus number as the code and as the pen is placed 
on the label the person would hear the bus route.

Likewise, the audio marker when placed near a monument will read out its 
history. With the aim to make existing buildings user-friendly for the 
visually impaired, the audio markers can be fixed as house numbers as well 
as at railways stations, airports and in offices.

These labels could also be fixed on spines of Braille books. So rather than 
moving his fingers through every book title in Braille, the visually 
impaired person will just have to place the pen on the labels and listen to 
the book.

"In order to build a more accessible environment, both at home and 
externally, such a concept is definitely needed," said Sam Taraporevala, 
director, Xavier's Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged. "But what is 
essential is that it should have a cost advantage over its readily available 
counterparts, both in terms of the hand-held device and labels in order to 
make it viable."

Having designed these markers, Trivedi's next step is to conduct a pilot 
test to check its effectiveness. "To design a comprehensive system, we need 
a dedicated web-based support system and a portal where upgrades and 
downloads for different cities can be obtained," said Trivedi.

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[AI] first part of the listeners' club

[ashik]

Dear Friends,

The latest issue of the listeners' club is out. I got it three days back, but 
due to some engagement, I could not upload it so soon. It is a large bundle. 
So, I have broken it into bits so that people do not have any problem in 
downloading it. Here is the first part of it:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/051z4y

I will upload it in four to five parts. The second part will be uploaded 
tomorrow.

Happy listening.

- - -
Ashik Hirani
Landline phone: 02849-242233
Skype: ashikali.hirani
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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[Pranav Lal]

The other problem with such initiatives is that you need to tag whatever you
want found. This has not been very successful so far. How many audio traffic
signils do we have?


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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[Geetha Shamanna]

Also, these tags are unidirectional and cannot recognise the direction the 
user is approaching them from .

- Original Message - 
From: "Pranav Lal" 
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 12:34 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


The other problem with such initiatives is that you need to tag whatever you
want found. This has not been very successful so far. How many audio traffic
signils do we have?


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Re: [AI] some help for my friend

[shankar shreya]

dear sir, to reinstall windows 7 or upgrade you need to take help from
sighted  for  more information  please visit the website
http://www.ashleycox.co.uk/guides/windows/

On 12/13/10, austin pinto  wrote:
> hi all my friend is using windows 7 ultimate on his laptop he wants me
> to reinstall it for him using the upgrade methord i want to know will
> narrater support the full process of upgradation or will i need
> sighted help please help me thanks
>
> --
> created using a dell inspiron mini 10(1012) NETBOOK win7ultimate
>
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whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life


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Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC

[shankar shreya]

Uphar sir, what you are telling is true
not only sarthak 95 % of n g os of india is doing same thing
actually after giving training ngos should take innatative to get a
job in karnataka no ngos are helping disabled person to get a job
apart from nfb

On 12/13/10, Mohd Hashim  wrote:
> Dear Uphar, you are talking about the job fares of sarthak which is
> organized on 10-12-2010, I dont want to go with ditales, I will go
> on ditales after a few days with data, in this job fares, I was there as a
> Councilor  there was a problem, as you telling this is fact there arre so
> many rush  Nether we could understand, nor rush could be understand.
> I would like to Mansion  after a few days with the all datas, somebody was
> telling there no blind person get job in this fares but this is wrong.
> I would like to request to all of you then please come in sarthak, discusse
> the whole issue regarding the same issue.
> I have written about critisizm or feedback again I am saying then please
> come I will be available there
> I am waiting for your positive and prompt  response thank you--- On Mon,
> 13/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
>
> From: uphar.73 
> Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Date: Monday, 13 December, 2010, 11:00 AM
>
> Thanks for your response .I am not criticizing any body it was only my
> experience which I have shared with you all .There is no need for aposing .I
> will only suggest to sarthak that if same kind of practice continues then
> sarthak will not last for a longer period in the market of placement.Thanks!
> - Original Message - From: "Mohd Hashim" 
> To: 
> Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 10:51 PM
> Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>
>
>> Dear Uphar, are you giving feedback or you are doing critisizm of Sarthak,
>> I know you have suffered lot of problem in jobfares which is organized in
>> VRC office by sarthak, but I would like to say to go there in sarthak and
>> oppose in the front of DR Jitender Aggarwal, when you will go there then
>> please call me I will be available then please note my number
>> +91-8826654692 my skype ID is dontaskme49 please meet me then it will be
>> discus all the issue regarding the problem
>> -- On Fri, 10/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
>>
>>
>> From: uphar.73 
>> Subject: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> Date: Friday, 10 December, 2010, 7:35 PM
>>
>>
>> HELLO TO ALL AI MEMBERS AND DR.JINTENDER SARTHAK I AM SORRY TO SAY THAT
>> JOB FAIR CONDUCTED BY SARTHAK TRUST WITH THE HELP OF OTHER NGO’S WAS OF NO
>> USE AT VRC VIKAS MARGON 10TH OF DEC 2010.THIS IS I AM SAYING BECAUSE I
>> PERSONALLY VISITED THERE AND FOUND THAT NO PROPER ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE
>> BY THEM FOR SCANNING THE RESUME /JOB PROFILES /CADER AND MANY OTHER THINGS
>> ALSO.THE MOST SHOCKING WAS TO SEE THAT THE REGISTRATION FORM GIVEN TO THE
>> CANDIDATES WAS CAREER CENTRIC COMPUTER TRAINING REQUEST FORM COMPUTER
>> TRAINING FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED .WHERE CANDIDATE ACCEPT THE TERMS OF ( I
>> UNDERSTAND THAT ATTENDING TRAINING DOES NOT GUARANTEE A JOB BUT INCREASE
>> MY CHANCES OF EMPLOYMENT.) WHEN I APPEARED FOR THE INTERVIEW THE
>> INTERVIEWER WAS NOT EVEN TOLD THAT CANDIDATES WITH VISUALLY DISABILITY ARE
>> ALSO COMING FOR THE INTERVIEW BUT NOW THEY HAVE TO DO SOME ARRANGEMENTS
>> FOR CONDUCTING THE INTERVIEW.THIS SHOWS THAT NO PRIOR INFORMATION WAS WITH
>> SARTHAK TRUST .IT WAS
>> ONLY HIT AND TRIAL METHOD.I APOLOGISE FOR THE SAME IF I HAD SAID SOMETHING
>> WRONG BUT IT WAS MY EXPERIENCE WHICH I HAVE SHARED WITH YOU ALL.
>>
>> - Original Message - From: "sarthak edu" 
>> To: "accessindia" 
>> Sent: Monday, November 29, 2010 2:44 PM
>> Subject: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair 2010 for persons with disability
>> (more information)
>>
>>
>> Work Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
>> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
>> Reg Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
>> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
>> Telephone: 011– 42004238
>> Mobile: 9718711463
>> Email: sarthakjobfair2...@gmail.com
>> Website: www.sarthakindia.org
>>
>>
>>
>> JOB FAIR FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
>>
>> An estimated 386 million of the world's working-age people have some
>> kind of disability, says the International Labor Organization (ILO).
>> Of the some 70 million persons with disabilities in India, only about
>> 100,000 have succeeded in obtaining employment in industry. Though a
>> dogmatic society and a general lack of understanding towards the
>> issue of disability employment plays a major role, India, is
>> witnessing a sea change in the Corporate Sector’s attitude towards
>> persons with disabilities. India has committed itself to realizing the
>> Millennium Development Goals (MDG) for Persons with Disabilities
>> through the implementation of the World Programme of Action concerning
>> Disabled Persons and the Convention on Rights of Persons with
>> Disabiliti

Re: [AI] Visually challenged doing B E D in AP

[shankar shreya]

Hi sir actually I am doing same cource from srmab bangalore is the
study center and u p boje univercity

On 12/13/10, Vamshi. G  wrote:
> Hi friends,
>
> One of my friends is doing B E D in Hyderabad.  She wants to stay in
> touch with others doing the same course.  So, if there is anyone,
> please get into touch with me off the list.
>
> --
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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[Mohd Hashim]

Dear all, I would like to discusse about the audio marker what is it? is it  
just like as a daisy or somethink ells?
I would like to request to al of your please tell about the ditales what is it 
it  runs by some software, or audio CD or pen drive   what it is and how we can 
use?
I am waiting for your positive and prompt response thank you

--- On Mon, 13/12/10, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:


From: Amiyo Biswas 
Subject: Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Date: Monday, 13 December, 2010, 9:04 PM


Hello,

I saw a demonstration of the marker reader when Professor Trivedi came to Blind 
Persons' Association in Kolkata. He was then experimenting the system on books. 
The idea is to put invisible markers on each line of a book. An audio recording 
of the book will be loaded in the marker reader. The reader is like a pen, 
slightly thicker. When you the pen touches the marker, it reads aloud the line 
from its recording. It is used in China for teaching foreign languages, 
professor Trivedi told me. He was then thinking of using it for making public 
places accesible. the idea will be very useful for this purpose. We just have 
to carry an audio marker reader to read pre-designed signs at important 
locations.

Best regards,
Amiyo Biswas
Cell: 91-9433464329

- Original Message - From: "Shiv" 
To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 6:41 PM
Subject: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


Mumbai, December 12, 2010
First Published: 01:24 IST(12/12/2010)
Last Updated: 01:25 IST(12/12/2010)
Audio markers that read out to visually impaired
It could change the way visually impaired move around their homes and in the 
city.

The Industrial Design Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay 
(IIT-B) has designed audio markers, a system of standardised plates with an 
audio code identification, which can be easily be fitted anywhere. On placing 
an audio pen over these markers, the visually impaired can hear the preset 
audio information.

"All environments must be barrier free. We need to evolve a standardised system 
that will ensure all public places are accessible," said Professor Kirti 
Trivedi, who has designed the audio markers. "These markers would bring a great 
sense of independence to the visually impaired."

The markers can be fixed on CD cases and medicine bottles as well as on house 
doors and office cubicles.

Having made the prototype in one month, Trivedi proposed his design as a system 
for urban navigation in Vienna at Space X - an exchange forum on information 
design for the visually impaired in October.

At present, though there are similar markers available abroad, in countries 
like Japan, they are very expensive and their cost runs into hundreds of 
dollars. Pegging his design as an affordable solution and hence easily 
diffusible, Trivedi said these audio marker labels would cost around Rs10, 
while the one-time investment on the audio pen will be around $15 (approx 
Rs700).

Essentially, these labels are installed with an invisible code. When the MP3 
audio pen equipped with an optical reader is placed on the code, the visually 
impaired person can hear the audio message. For instance, at a bus stop the 
label would have a bus number as the code and as the pen is placed on the label 
the person would hear the bus route.

Likewise, the audio marker when placed near a monument will read out its 
history. With the aim to make existing buildings user-friendly for the visually 
impaired, the audio markers can be fixed as house numbers as well as at 
railways stations, airports and in offices.

These labels could also be fixed on spines of Braille books. So rather than 
moving his fingers through every book title in Braille, the visually impaired 
person will just have to place the pen on the labels and listen to the book.

"In order to build a more accessible environment, both at home and externally, 
such a concept is definitely needed," said Sam Taraporevala, director, Xavier's 
Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged. "But what is essential is that it 
should have a cost advantage over its readily available counterparts, both in 
terms of the hand-held device and labels in order to make it viable."

Having designed these markers, Trivedi's next step is to conduct a pilot test 
to check its effectiveness. "To design a comprehensive system, we need a 
dedicated web-based support system and a portal where upgrades and downloads 
for different cities can be obtained," said Trivedi.

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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA]

my question is: how can a blind person reach to the marker and touch it with 
the said pan independently? suppose, i wish to go to the railway reservation 
counter no.1 already 30 people are queued their on the counter, is it 
possible for me to touch the marker fixed at the counter? i am not opposing 
the development, i just want clerification.



- Original Message - 
From: "Amiyo Biswas" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 9:04 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


Hello,

I saw a demonstration of the marker reader when Professor Trivedi came to
Blind Persons' Association in Kolkata. He was then experimenting the system
on books. The idea is to put invisible markers on each line of a book. An
audio recording of the book will be loaded in the marker reader. The reader
is like a pen, slightly thicker. When you the pen touches the marker, it
reads aloud the line from its recording. It is used in China for teaching
foreign languages, professor Trivedi told me. He was then thinking of using
it for making public places accesible. the idea will be very useful for this
purpose. We just have to carry an audio marker reader to read pre-designed
signs at important locations.

Best regards,
Amiyo Biswas
Cell: 91-9433464329

- Original Message - 
From: "Shiv" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 6:41 PM
Subject: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


Mumbai, December 12, 2010
First Published: 01:24 IST(12/12/2010)
Last Updated: 01:25 IST(12/12/2010)
Audio markers that read out to visually impaired
It could change the way visually impaired move around their homes and in the
city.

The Industrial Design Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
(IIT-B) has designed audio markers, a system of standardised plates with an
audio code identification, which can be easily be fitted anywhere. On
placing an audio pen over these markers, the visually impaired can hear the
preset audio information.

"All environments must be barrier free. We need to evolve a standardised
system that will ensure all public places are accessible," said Professor
Kirti Trivedi, who has designed the audio markers. "These markers would
bring a great sense of independence to the visually impaired."

The markers can be fixed on CD cases and medicine bottles as well as on
house doors and office cubicles.

Having made the prototype in one month, Trivedi proposed his design as a
system for urban navigation in Vienna at Space X - an exchange forum on
information design for the visually impaired in October.

At present, though there are similar markers available abroad, in countries
like Japan, they are very expensive and their cost runs into hundreds of
dollars. Pegging his design as an affordable solution and hence easily
diffusible, Trivedi said these audio marker labels would cost around Rs10,
while the one-time investment on the audio pen will be around $15 (approx
Rs700).

Essentially, these labels are installed with an invisible code. When the MP3
audio pen equipped with an optical reader is placed on the code, the
visually impaired person can hear the audio message. For instance, at a bus
stop the label would have a bus number as the code and as the pen is placed
on the label the person would hear the bus route.

Likewise, the audio marker when placed near a monument will read out its
history. With the aim to make existing buildings user-friendly for the
visually impaired, the audio markers can be fixed as house numbers as well
as at railways stations, airports and in offices.

These labels could also be fixed on spines of Braille books. So rather than
moving his fingers through every book title in Braille, the visually
impaired person will just have to place the pen on the labels and listen to
the book.

"In order to build a more accessible environment, both at home and
externally, such a concept is definitely needed," said Sam Taraporevala,
director, Xavier's Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged. "But what is
essential is that it should have a cost advantage over its readily available
counterparts, both in terms of the hand-held device and labels in order to
make it viable."

Having designed these markers, Trivedi's next step is to conduct a pilot
test to check its effectiveness. "To design a comprehensive system, we need
a dedicated web-based support system and a portal where upgrades and
downloads for different cities can be obtained," said Trivedi.

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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA]

no, this is not developed for blind users, it is just developed to get a 
national award on international disabled day 2011.


- Original Message - 
From: "Pranav Lal" 

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 6:04 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


The other problem with such initiatives is that you need to tag whatever 
you
want found. This has not been very successful so far. How many audio 
traffic

signils do we have?


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[AI] MTS wireless broadband

[Divyanshu Ganatra]

Hello listers,
anyone here using MTS wireless, or plug and surf internet broadband? I
just bought one, but the dialer application is completely
inaccessible. anyone here overcome  this issue? i guess i can create a
windows dialer, but the folks over at the call center cannot seem to
help me with the details.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Divyanshu

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Re: [AI] MTS wireless broadband

[Mohd Hashim]

dear friend, please Complaint  in the call center of MTS and ask to send there  
Technical executive he will visit then you should ask to the technical 
executive I hope that you will 
do so 
--- On Tue, 14/12/10, Divyanshu Ganatra  wrote:


From: Divyanshu Ganatra 
Subject: [AI] MTS wireless broadband
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Date: Tuesday, 14 December, 2010, 8:16 AM


Hello listers,
anyone here using MTS wireless, or plug and surf internet broadband? I
just bought one, but the dialer application is completely
inaccessible. anyone here overcome  this issue? i guess i can create a
windows dialer, but the folks over at the call center cannot seem to
help me with the details.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Divyanshu

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[AI] only for the job fair

[suraj lal]

On 12/13/10, Mohd Hashim  wrote:
> Dear Uphar, you are talking about the job fares of sarthak which is
> organized on 10-12-2010, I dont want to go with ditales, I will go
> on ditales after a few days with data, in this job fares, I was there as a
> Councilor  there was a problem, as you telling this is fact there arre so
> many rush  Nether we could understand, nor rush could be understand.
> I would like to Mansion  after a few days with the all datas, somebody was
> telling there no blind person get job in this fares but this is wrong.
> I would like to request to all of you then please come in sarthak, discusse
> the whole issue regarding the same issue.
> I have written about critisizm or feedback again I am saying then please
> come I will be available there
> I am waiting for your positive and prompt  response thank you--- On Mon,
> 13/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
>
> From: uphar.73 
> Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Date: Monday, 13 December, 2010, 11:00 AM
>
> Thanks for your response .I am not criticizing any body it was only my
> experience which I have shared with you all .There is no need for aposing .I
> will only suggest to sarthak that if same kind of practice continues then
> sarthak will not last for a longer period in the market of placement.Thanks!
> - Original Message - From: "Mohd Hashim" 
> To: 
> Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 10:51 PM
> Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>
>
>> Dear Uphar, are you giving feedback or you are doing critisizm of Sarthak,
>> I know you have suffered lot of problem in jobfares which is organized in
>> VRC office by sarthak, but I would like to say to go there in sarthak and
>> oppose in the front of DR Jitender Aggarwal, when you will go there then
>> please call me I will be available then please note my number
>> +91-8826654692 my skype ID is dontaskme49 please meet me then it will be
>> discus all the issue regarding the problem
>> -- On Fri, 10/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
>>
>>
>> From: uphar.73 
>> Subject: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> Date: Friday, 10 December, 2010, 7:35 PM
>>
>>
>> HELLO TO ALL AI MEMBERS AND DR.JINTENDER SARTHAK I AM SORRY TO SAY THAT
>> JOB FAIR CONDUCTED BY SARTHAK TRUST WITH THE HELP OF OTHER NGO’S WAS OF NO
>> USE AT VRC VIKAS MARGON 10TH OF DEC 2010.THIS IS I AM SAYING BECAUSE I
>> PERSONALLY VISITED THERE AND FOUND THAT NO PROPER ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE
>> BY THEM FOR SCANNING THE RESUME /JOB PROFILES /CADER AND MANY OTHER THINGS
>> ALSO.THE MOST SHOCKING WAS TO SEE THAT THE REGISTRATION FORM GIVEN TO THE
>> CANDIDATES WAS CAREER CENTRIC COMPUTER TRAINING REQUEST FORM COMPUTER
>> TRAINING FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED .WHERE CANDIDATE ACCEPT THE TERMS OF ( I
>> UNDERSTAND THAT ATTENDING TRAINING DOES NOT GUARANTEE A JOB BUT INCREASE
>> MY CHANCES OF EMPLOYMENT.) WHEN I APPEARED FOR THE INTERVIEW THE
>> INTERVIEWER WAS NOT EVEN TOLD THAT CANDIDATES WITH VISUALLY DISABILITY ARE
>> ALSO COMING FOR THE INTERVIEW BUT NOW THEY HAVE TO DO SOME ARRANGEMENTS
>> FOR CONDUCTING THE INTERVIEW.THIS SHOWS THAT NO PRIOR INFORMATION WAS WITH
>> SARTHAK TRUST .IT WAS
>> ONLY HIT AND TRIAL METHOD.I APOLOGISE FOR THE SAME IF I HAD SAID SOMETHING
>> WRONG BUT IT WAS MY EXPERIENCE WHICH I HAVE SHARED WITH YOU ALL.
>>
>> - Original Message - From: "sarthak edu" 
>> To: "accessindia" 
>> Sent: Monday, November 29, 2010 2:44 PM
>> Subject: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair 2010 for persons with disability
>> (more information)
>>
>>
>> Work Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
>> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
>> Reg Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
>> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
>> Telephone: 011– 42004238
>> Mobile: 9718711463
>> Email: sarthakjobfair2...@gmail.com
>> Website: www.sarthakindia.org
>>
>>
>>
>> JOB FAIR FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
>>
>> An estimated 386 million of the world's working-age people have some
>> kind of disability, says the International Labor Organization (ILO).
>> Of the some 70 million persons with disabilities in India, only about
>> 100,000 have succeeded in obtaining employment in industry. Though a
>> dogmatic society and a general lack of understanding towards the
>> issue of disability employment plays a major role, India, is
>> witnessing a sea change in the Corporate Sector’s attitude towards
>> persons with disabilities. India has committed itself to realizing the
>> Millennium Development Goals (MDG) for Persons with Disabilities
>> through the implementation of the World Programme of Action concerning
>> Disabled Persons and the Convention on Rights of Persons with
>> Disabilities.
>>
>> As a step towards Inclusivity, NASSCOM Foundation and Sarthak
>> Educational Trust is organizing a first ever JOB FAIR for Persons With
>> Disability (PWD) in the IT industry in Delhi. Leading IT/BPO companies
>> will be present at the Job F

Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[mukesh jain]

hello,
since this post expressed something about pen friend sold by RNIB and
my query relates to the comparison between pen friend and the talking
touch memo for the blind, i do request the users of the pen friend
device to kindly let me know if there are any additional features
exist in the pend friend voice labler device than the touch memo for
the blind. for your kind information, i am giving the brief
discription of this device as below.

i have just got the talking touch memo for the blind and seek your
valluable opinion on my query.

Touch Memo - Voice Labeler
Touch Memo Talking Label Maker: (Price Rs.8950/-): A pocket size pen
like unit that records on labels which can be either tagged or stuck
on items such as clothes, medicines, CDs, food packages, files, books,
stores etc. for easy identification. Ideal for visually impaired
accessibility at homes, schools, colleges, universities, offices,
libraries etc. and even for visually challenged couples & persons
staying alone.

A low cost, light weight and portable pen like device that can easily
fit in your shirt pocket!

Comes with 600 tactile adhesive labels+ 60 Washable re-recordable
labels+ 48x Reusable tags
. Labels are re-usable, that is, you can record over labels that are
not required anymore.
+ 2GB (Internal flash memory)
+ Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery
+ Approximately 6hrs of operating time
+ Approximately 2hrs of charging time
Additional labels can also be purchased.

Benefits
+ Slim lightweight attractive design / Weight 45g/1.6oz (incl.
battery) – Appealing ergonomic design, lightweight yet unnoticeable in
your shirt pocket
+ OID technology - easy to just touch and record / no barcodes to scan
+ Over 83 hours of recording time per label
+ Fewer buttons - On/Off - Delete - Record
+ Volume Dial - easy volume control
+ Rechargeable battery - no need for purchasing/replacing batteries
+ Easy to back-up recorded data - save your recorded data to your PC
+ Tactile labels - easy to locate tactile dots in center and on
perimeter of labels/ reusable / to duplicate recordings on one label -
record your message and cut the label in half and adhere to the two
objects or more
+ Washable labels - sewn onto any fabrics, bed linens and clothing -
easy to identify colored clothing articles straight from the washing
machine
+ Reusable tags - just thread a rubber band through the plastic tag to
use on different objects or stick onto magnets
+ 2 Methods of recharging the Touch Memo - Via AC adaptor or through a
USB2.0 port via PC
Other features:
has an audible low battery warning.
Auto shutdown function after 3 minutes of non-use.
Both Sound and LED indicator
Hold/Reset switch
Back-up recorded data of WAV File on external drive

The Touch Memo has many applications for both a person with low vision
and totally blind.

For kitchen:
Make labels by Recording names and Expiry Dates on food products.
One can even attach labels to magnetic tape for labeling canned food
 Use Touch Memo for Labeling content of shelves, cupboard and drawers

For Medication:
 Record labels on medicine bottles, strips etc. with information such
as name, dosage, expiry etc...
For Hobbies:

Use Touch Memo to label CD, Video or DVD collection

For Clothes Selection:
One can now easily select and match their clothes independently by
recording on washable labels the color, design etc. on all their
clothes in their wardrobe.
For Dressing Up:

o Labeling cosmetics with brand, colour etc.
For offices, Banks:
Labelling files, bills and other documents
At Schools, Colleges, Universities::
Labeling books in the libraries for easy identification by visually challenged.
labelling laboratory equipment andmaterials specially for science
experiments, Physics, Chemistry etc.At Stores:
Labeling of sections, shelves for easy identification and location of
products for shopping and even shelf filling by low vision persons.
For Vocational TTraining Institutes/Assembly lines:
For identification of components by visually challenged.

As a  Memo / Note taker:
One Can quickly record short messages, memos,  Recipes, shopping lists, etc.
As a Pendrive:
You can simply connect the touch Memo to your laptop or PC and
transfer data to and fro like a pen drive.

And many more applications that one can thinkof or imagine!
The package includes:
Touch Memo device

+ AC Adaptor
+ USB Cable
+ Print/CD User Manual
Neck strap to hand around your neck – useful for someone who has
difficulty holding items for long periods. Protects the device from
dropping accidentally.

your kind cooperation in this regard would be highly obliged.

On 12/13/10, Kiran Kaja  wrote:
> Apologies for being pessimistic but this idea seems to be a copycat of
> Penfriend from RNIB and has been around for more than an year now. The
> Penfriend costs £59 here in the UK but this includes the cost of shipping
> and other things. I can't remember the name of the company but it is
> actually manufactured in India.
>
> This is a decent solution for labell

Re: [AI] MTS wireless broadband

[tirumangalam sandeep]

dear friend
once you insert the device open the mblaze dialogue by pressing enter
from the desktop it will take few seconds then press tab once and
press space bar  it should connect to the internet as i had started
using it about 1  month back for more info contact me on my personal
email sandu5...@gmail.com

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Re: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results

[uphar gallery]

Sir, if U have data of 65 candidates so please forwaed to me or on the
mailing list .Specially Visually Impaired candidates with their
specifications. I will be highly obliged if the need full is done as I
feel that U are the P.R.O of the Sarthak.
Thanks

On 12/13/10, Mohd Hashim  wrote:
> Thank you to provide all datas of 65 disable person I think that I do not
> have need to share some think
>  on the same issue. Thank you
> --- On Mon, 13/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
>
> From: uphar.73 
> Subject: Re: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Date: Monday, 13 December, 2010, 4:08 PM
>
> Heartiest congratulations!
>
> If really sarthak has done, we all thank you for these achievements.
>
> It will be highly appreciated if the name of the selected 22  candidates
> with there designation and name of the organizations is flashed on the net
> or mailing list.
>
> Especially( visually impaired )candidates with their phone numbers and
> Qualification.
>
> It will encourage the candidates as well as it will give name and fame to
> the Sarthak in the leading placements.Thanks..
>
> - Original Message - From: "sarthak edu" 
> To: 
> Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:47 AM
> Subject: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair results
>
>
>Work Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
> Reg Addr:  Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
>  Telephone: 011– 42004238
>  Mobile:   9718711463
>  Email:sarthakjobfair2...@gmail.com
> Website: www.sarthakindia.org
>
>
> NASSCOM SARTHAK JOB FAIR FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
>
> Dear access Indians
> Sarthak appreciate your  suggestions, feedback  and comments on
> nasscom sarthak job fair . it will help us in organizing future job
> fairs.
> On 10 december, 2010 478 candidates visited VRC  for job fair  . 65
> candidates were selected by  participating 12 companies. Out of 65 38
> were orthopedically challenged, 22 were visually impaired and 5
> hearing impaired candidates were selected.
> We congratulate  65 candidates  for their selection.
> We will appreciate your suggestion /feed back/comments in future also.
> For further queries contact us:
> Sarthak Educational Trust
> Building No. 1, Mohammad Pur,
> Near Bhikaji Cama Place
> New Delhi-66
> Telephone: 011– 42004238
> Mobile:9718711463
> Email: sarthak...@gmaill.com
> Website: www.sarthakindia.org
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[AI] could you please help me?

[Alla rakhi]

Friends!
I'm in need of books on accounting, corporate/company law and
management for My MBA course in accessible format.
I believe many of you must be possessing those books in accessible format.
Please do let me know.

Your kindly help is eagerly awaited and deeply appreciated.
Many, many thanks to you in advance.

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Re: [AI] only for the job fair

[shankar shreya]

dear sir, what you are telling is rite!
not only sarthak all most all ngos in karnataka is doing same thing
lost few months back different ngos and karnataka govt has arranged
job fair but no one has got job in visually impaired sector
24 resume copies I have given for different companies but no one has got the job
we have to do some thing

On 12/14/10, suraj lal  wrote:
> On 12/13/10, Mohd Hashim  wrote:
>> Dear Uphar, you are talking about the job fares of sarthak which is
>> organized on 10-12-2010, I dont want to go with ditales, I will go
>> on ditales after a few days with data, in this job fares, I was there as a
>> Councilor  there was a problem, as you telling this is fact there arre so
>> many rush  Nether we could understand, nor rush could be understand.
>> I would like to Mansion  after a few days with the all datas, somebody was
>> telling there no blind person get job in this fares but this is wrong.
>> I would like to request to all of you then please come in sarthak,
>> discusse
>> the whole issue regarding the same issue.
>> I have written about critisizm or feedback again I am saying then please
>> come I will be available there
>> I am waiting for your positive and prompt  response thank you--- On Mon,
>> 13/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
>>
>> From: uphar.73 
>> Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> Date: Monday, 13 December, 2010, 11:00 AM
>>
>> Thanks for your response .I am not criticizing any body it was only my
>> experience which I have shared with you all .There is no need for aposing
>> .I
>> will only suggest to sarthak that if same kind of practice continues then
>> sarthak will not last for a longer period in the market of
>> placement.Thanks!
>> - Original Message - From: "Mohd Hashim"
>> 
>> To: 
>> Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 10:51 PM
>> Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>>
>>
>>> Dear Uphar, are you giving feedback or you are doing critisizm of
>>> Sarthak,
>>> I know you have suffered lot of problem in jobfares which is organized in
>>> VRC office by sarthak, but I would like to say to go there in sarthak and
>>> oppose in the front of DR Jitender Aggarwal, when you will go there then
>>> please call me I will be available then please note my number
>>> +91-8826654692 my skype ID is dontaskme49 please meet me then it will be
>>> discus all the issue regarding the problem
>>> -- On Fri, 10/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> From: uphar.73 
>>> Subject: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>>> Date: Friday, 10 December, 2010, 7:35 PM
>>>
>>>
>>> HELLO TO ALL AI MEMBERS AND DR.JINTENDER SARTHAK I AM SORRY TO SAY THAT
>>> JOB FAIR CONDUCTED BY SARTHAK TRUST WITH THE HELP OF OTHER NGO’S WAS OF
>>> NO
>>> USE AT VRC VIKAS MARGON 10TH OF DEC 2010.THIS IS I AM SAYING BECAUSE I
>>> PERSONALLY VISITED THERE AND FOUND THAT NO PROPER ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE
>>> BY THEM FOR SCANNING THE RESUME /JOB PROFILES /CADER AND MANY OTHER
>>> THINGS
>>> ALSO.THE MOST SHOCKING WAS TO SEE THAT THE REGISTRATION FORM GIVEN TO THE
>>> CANDIDATES WAS CAREER CENTRIC COMPUTER TRAINING REQUEST FORM COMPUTER
>>> TRAINING FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED .WHERE CANDIDATE ACCEPT THE TERMS OF ( I
>>> UNDERSTAND THAT ATTENDING TRAINING DOES NOT GUARANTEE A JOB BUT INCREASE
>>> MY CHANCES OF EMPLOYMENT.) WHEN I APPEARED FOR THE INTERVIEW THE
>>> INTERVIEWER WAS NOT EVEN TOLD THAT CANDIDATES WITH VISUALLY DISABILITY
>>> ARE
>>> ALSO COMING FOR THE INTERVIEW BUT NOW THEY HAVE TO DO SOME ARRANGEMENTS
>>> FOR CONDUCTING THE INTERVIEW.THIS SHOWS THAT NO PRIOR INFORMATION WAS
>>> WITH
>>> SARTHAK TRUST .IT WAS
>>> ONLY HIT AND TRIAL METHOD.I APOLOGISE FOR THE SAME IF I HAD SAID
>>> SOMETHING
>>> WRONG BUT IT WAS MY EXPERIENCE WHICH I HAVE SHARED WITH YOU ALL.
>>>
>>> - Original Message - From: "sarthak edu" 
>>> To: "accessindia" 
>>> Sent: Monday, November 29, 2010 2:44 PM
>>> Subject: [AI] nasscom sarthak job fair 2010 for persons with disability
>>> (more information)
>>>
>>>
>>> Work Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
>>> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
>>> Reg Addr: Sarthak Educational Trust, Building no. 1,Mohammad Pur,
>>> Near Bhikaji cama place, New Delhi-66
>>> Telephone: 011– 42004238
>>> Mobile: 9718711463
>>> Email: sarthakjobfair2...@gmail.com
>>> Website: www.sarthakindia.org
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> JOB FAIR FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
>>>
>>> An estimated 386 million of the world's working-age people have some
>>> kind of disability, says the International Labor Organization (ILO).
>>> Of the some 70 million persons with disabilities in India, only about
>>> 100,000 have succeeded in obtaining employment in industry. Though a
>>> dogmatic society and a general lack of understanding towards the
>>> issue of disability employment plays a major role, India, is
>>> witnessing a sea change in the Corporate Sector’s attitude towards
>>> persons with disabilities. India has com

[AI] your help is urgently needed.

[Alla rakhi]

Friends!
I'm in need of books on accounting, corporate/company law and
management for My MBA course in accessible format.
I believe many of you must be possessing those books in accessible format.
Please do let me know.

Your kindly help is eagerly awaited and deeply appreciated.
Many, many thanks to you in advance.

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Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired

[Amiyo Biswas]

What I understood from the demonstration is that you have to collect the 
required audio file beforehand. Suppose, you are going to Delhi. You then 
download the audio tips from the net and load it on to the marker reader. 
When you visit a public place in Delhi, you use the reader to read the 
markers at strategic locations. If you miss the exact locations, I  don't 
know how it helps.


I think, such attempts might find out some better solution. It is very 
useful for learning foreign words. Suppose, you are reading a dictionary. If 
the dictionary is audio-labelled, you can hear the pronunciation of the word 
using the marker reader.



With best regards,
Amiyo Biswas.
Cell: 9433464329
- Original Message - 
From: "BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA" 

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 7:45 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


my question is: how can a blind person reach to the marker and touch it with
the said pan independently? suppose, i wish to go to the railway reservation
counter no.1 already 30 people are queued their on the counter, is it
possible for me to touch the marker fixed at the counter? i am not opposing
the development, i just want clerification.


- Original Message - 
From: "Amiyo Biswas" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 9:04 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


Hello,

I saw a demonstration of the marker reader when Professor Trivedi came to
Blind Persons' Association in Kolkata. He was then experimenting the system
on books. The idea is to put invisible markers on each line of a book. An
audio recording of the book will be loaded in the marker reader. The reader
is like a pen, slightly thicker. When you the pen touches the marker, it
reads aloud the line from its recording. It is used in China for teaching
foreign languages, professor Trivedi told me. He was then thinking of using
it for making public places accesible. the idea will be very useful for this
purpose. We just have to carry an audio marker reader to read pre-designed
signs at important locations.

Best regards,
Amiyo Biswas
Cell: 91-9433464329

- Original Message - 
From: "Shiv" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 6:41 PM
Subject: [AI] Audio markers that read out to visually impaired


Mumbai, December 12, 2010
First Published: 01:24 IST(12/12/2010)
Last Updated: 01:25 IST(12/12/2010)
Audio markers that read out to visually impaired
It could change the way visually impaired move around their homes and in the
city.

The Industrial Design Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
(IIT-B) has designed audio markers, a system of standardised plates with an
audio code identification, which can be easily be fitted anywhere. On
placing an audio pen over these markers, the visually impaired can hear the
preset audio information.

"All environments must be barrier free. We need to evolve a standardised
system that will ensure all public places are accessible," said Professor
Kirti Trivedi, who has designed the audio markers. "These markers would
bring a great sense of independence to the visually impaired."

The markers can be fixed on CD cases and medicine bottles as well as on
house doors and office cubicles.

Having made the prototype in one month, Trivedi proposed his design as a
system for urban navigation in Vienna at Space X - an exchange forum on
information design for the visually impaired in October.

At present, though there are similar markers available abroad, in countries
like Japan, they are very expensive and their cost runs into hundreds of
dollars. Pegging his design as an affordable solution and hence easily
diffusible, Trivedi said these audio marker labels would cost around Rs10,
while the one-time investment on the audio pen will be around $15 (approx
Rs700).

Essentially, these labels are installed with an invisible code. When the MP3
audio pen equipped with an optical reader is placed on the code, the
visually impaired person can hear the audio message. For instance, at a bus
stop the label would have a bus number as the code and as the pen is placed
on the label the person would hear the bus route.

Likewise, the audio marker when placed near a monument will read out its
history. With the aim to make existing buildings user-friendly for the
visually impaired, the audio markers can be fixed as house numbers as well
as at railways stations, airports and in offices.

These labels could also be fixed on spines of Braille books. So rather than
moving his fingers through every book title in Braille, the visually
impaired person will just have to place the pen on the labels and listen to
the book.

"In order to build a more accessible environment, both at home and
externally, such a concept is definitely needed," said Sam Taraporevala,
director, Xavier's Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged. "But what is
essential is that it should have a cost advantage over its readily available
counterparts, both in

[AI] Kurzweil Service Wanted.

[Amiyo Biswas]

Hello,

I want a .kes file converted into word document for a friend of mine. Can 
anyone help me? Write to me off the list and ai shall send it as atachment.

With best regards,
Amiyo Biswas.
Cell: 9433464329
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[AI] Rajasthan lends a helping hand for children with special needs

[avinash shahi]

Rajasthan lends a helping hand for children with special needs



Aarti Dhar



Resource room for differently-abled children set up under the RTE







Barrier Free Access under RTE refers not just to infrastructure but
also to learning process

Each resource centre has three specially trained resource persons, two helpers






JAIPUR: A group of women spending several hours outside a room in a
government school in Amer block in Rajasthan is a common sight these
days. This room is no ordinary classroom, but a resource room for
children with special needs who have so far gone unnoticed in the
traditional schooling system. However, with the Right of Children to
Free and Compulsory Education Act coming into effect, the needs of
differently-abled children are coming into focus.

The RTE Act, being implemented under the Centre's flagship Sarva
Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), provides for an inclusive education system that
caters to the needs of not only the under-privileged but children with
special needs also. Barrier Free Access is an important aspect of the
programme and refers to universal access for all children and adults
within the schools — access not just to buildings and physical
infrastructure, but also to curriculum and teaching-learning process.

As mandated under the SSA, all districts in the country should have
provision for differently-abled children who cannot be enrolled in the
mainstream schools. Having decided to implement the RTE aggressively,
Rajasthan has already set up one resource room each for these children
up to the age of 14 in all 249 blocks. Each resource centre has three
specially trained resource persons and two helpers.

The Education department conducts camps in every district where
children with disabilities are identified and their needs assessed.
They are broadly categorised as those with hearing impairment, visual
impairment, multiple disabilities and mental retardation. For two days
in a week parents bring their children to these schools for special
kind of teaching.

Amer block alone has 1,080 children with special needs and Jaipur
district has 17,000, who are attended to in 18 resource centres across
the district.

While the Human Resource Development Ministry funds the resource
rooms, and provides hearing aids, special shoes and other tools, the
State government has introduced corrective surgeries for polio
affected children, a large number of whom have already benefited from
the scheme. Last year, 730 children got corrective surgeries at the
Narain Sewa Sansthan in Udaipur and this year's target is 935.

“I don't know whether my child will improve or not, but he is very
happy here,” said a young mother who brings her hearing impaired child
to the resource room every week. The children are provided meals under
the Mid Day Meal scheme and the parents are given transportation
allowance.

The evaluation techniques are such that these children are given extra
time to learn. They are also provided with calculators, abacus,
Braille, slant board and pencil grips.

The syllabus is flexible, and the guidelines can be changed to suit
the needs of a child.
source:
http://www.hindu.com/2010/12/14/stories/2010121462760700.htm


best regards

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Re: [AI] Lets congratulate Bijal Patel!

[Naresh Kumar]

Good. But the thing is if they had published that article with her
name mentioned as the author or not. Since you wrote that the
narrative was published in third person, that's why I am keen to know
whether the name of the author was acknowledged; because there is a
great difference in editting a piece or plagiarizing something. If the
name was not mentioned then this is a case of plagiarism and can be
taken to court.
Thanks.

On 12/12/10, bhavesh dhanak  wrote:
> Hey friends!
> Our old list member Bijal Patel, tried to publish her first innovative and
> self written article on disable day, [3rd Dec, 2010]. She wanted
> to enter creative world and  increase awareness in society  towards
> disability through her writing. God  is always in favor of such people. Only
> one difference was there. Media had converted her article in to third person
> narration and it was published in the famous newspaper  of Gujarat, "Divya
> Bhaskar". The article was only limited for South Gujarat. Now last but not
> the least, a mother of one blind boy was in search of modern technology for
> her son and after reading about her, she got contact of Bijal.
>  So let's congratulate Bijal for her pen's success and giving new hope
> to someone.
>
> " If you don't get time to pray, try to make people laugh! "
>
> For gossips, feel free to catch me on:
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-- 
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Assistant Professor
Department of History
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(University of Delhi)

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Re: [AI] only for the job fair

[George Abraham]

Dear Friends,

I do know that employment is a major concern for all of us visually impaired 
people. Most corporate houses are not very open to hiring blind and visually 
impaired people. NGOs and social activists are perhaps the only people who 
are championing the cause of employment for us. It is a huge challenge and I 
would appreciate the efforts of the NGOs who have taken on the challenge. We 
must realise that NGOs are spending a lot of their time and resources 
sensitising, lobbying and negotiating on our behalf for jobs in the private 
sector. The battle is against a formidable mindset, the task is by no means 
easy. Further, we must realise that NGOs contrary to popular perceptions, 
work with very limited budgets. My experience tells me that we need to be 
patient and see what we could do to alter the situation on our part. The 
questions to ask ourselves are whether we are well prepared to take on 
interviews, whether our language skills are good enough for the Corporate 
World, whether our qualifications are right and whether we are good enough 
to take on the competition? Remember that the Corporates have several 
choices.

Hence, I do not think it is a great idea to resort to NGO bashing if we are 
not finding employment. On the other hand I would focus on self development 
and try and cooperate with the NGOs who are fighting for my cause. Yes, we 
all have the right to be disappointed but let us not criticise and crib 
about efforts put in by people who are part of our own team. Hope all of you 
would take this mail in the right spirit.

Regards,

George
- Original Message - 
From: "shankar shreya" 
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] only for the job fair


dear sir, what you are telling is rite!
not only sarthak all most all ngos in karnataka is doing same thing
lost few months back different ngos and karnataka govt has arranged
job fair but no one has got job in visually impaired sector
24 resume copies I have given for different companies but no one has got the 
job
we have to do some thing

On 12/14/10, suraj lal  wrote:
> On 12/13/10, Mohd Hashim  wrote:
>> Dear Uphar, you are talking about the job fares of sarthak which is
>> organized on 10-12-2010, I dont want to go with ditales, I will go
>> on ditales after a few days with data, in this job fares, I was there as 
>> a
>> Councilor  there was a problem, as you telling this is fact there arre so
>> many rush  Nether we could understand, nor rush could be understand.
>> I would like to Mansion  after a few days with the all datas, somebody 
>> was
>> telling there no blind person get job in this fares but this is wrong.
>> I would like to request to all of you then please come in sarthak,
>> discusse
>> the whole issue regarding the same issue.
>> I have written about critisizm or feedback again I am saying then please
>> come I will be available there
>> I am waiting for your positive and prompt  response thank you--- On Mon,
>> 13/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
>>
>> From: uphar.73 
>> Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> Date: Monday, 13 December, 2010, 11:00 AM
>>
>> Thanks for your response .I am not criticizing any body it was only my
>> experience which I have shared with you all .There is no need for aposing
>> .I
>> will only suggest to sarthak that if same kind of practice continues then
>> sarthak will not last for a longer period in the market of
>> placement.Thanks!
>> - Original Message - From: "Mohd Hashim"
>> 
>> To: 
>> Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 10:51 PM
>> Subject: Re: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>>
>>
>>> Dear Uphar, are you giving feedback or you are doing critisizm of
>>> Sarthak,
>>> I know you have suffered lot of problem in jobfares which is organized 
>>> in
>>> VRC office by sarthak, but I would like to say to go there in sarthak 
>>> and
>>> oppose in the front of DR Jitender Aggarwal, when you will go there then
>>> please call me I will be available then please note my number
>>> +91-8826654692 my skype ID is dontaskme49 please meet me then it will be
>>> discus all the issue regarding the problem
>>> -- On Fri, 10/12/10, uphar.73  wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> From: uphar.73 
>>> Subject: [AI] EXPERIENCE OF JOB FAIR AT VRC
>>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>>> Date: Friday, 10 December, 2010, 7:35 PM
>>>
>>>
>>> HELLO TO ALL AI MEMBERS AND DR.JINTENDER SARTHAK I AM SORRY TO SAY THAT
>>> JOB FAIR CONDUCTED BY SARTHAK TRUST WITH THE HELP OF OTHER NGO’S WAS OF
>>> NO
>>> USE AT VRC VIKAS MARGON 10TH OF DEC 2010.THIS IS I AM SAYING BECAUSE I
>>> PERSONALLY VISITED THERE AND FOUND THAT NO PROPER ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE
>>> BY THEM FOR SCANNING THE RESUME /JOB PROFILES /CADER AND MANY OTHER
>>> THINGS
>>> ALSO.THE MOST SHOCKING WAS TO SEE THAT THE REGISTRATION FORM GIVEN TO 
>>> THE
>>> CANDIDATES WAS CAREER CENTRIC COMPUTER TRAINING REQUEST FORM COMPUTER
>>> TRAINING FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED .WHERE CANDIDATE ACCEPT T

Re: [AI] your help is urgently needed.

[Amar Jain]

I'm also looking for books on Comp. Law, will appreciate if I can have them 
as well.

Regards
Jain.
-Original Message- 
From: Alla rakhi

Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 12:08 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] your help is urgently needed.

Friends!
I'm in need of books on accounting, corporate/company law and
management for My MBA course in accessible format.
I believe many of you must be possessing those books in accessible format.
Please do let me know.

Your kindly help is eagerly awaited and deeply appreciated.
Many, many thanks to you in advance.

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Re: [AI] your help is urgently needed.

[gopal saini]

please contact nabdelhi library
at libr...@nabdelhi.org

- Original Message - 
From: "Alla rakhi" 

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 12:08 PM
Subject: [AI] your help is urgently needed.



Friends!
I'm in need of books on accounting, corporate/company law and
management for My MBA course in accessible format.
I believe many of you must be possessing those books in accessible format.
Please do let me know.

Your kindly help is eagerly awaited and deeply appreciated.
Many, many thanks to you in advance.

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Re: [AI] Test report on I-ball QuickScan scanner.

[korbamukesh]

Hello mr. Prashant,
First of all, thank you very much for presenting your well tested
report on the device ClickScan. Before making the decision whether to
go for this device or not, I do have few doubts which I am reproducing
below with your comments followed by my queries.

“You need to install this program to operate the device.

Without this program also it can be operated with Fine Reader, Open
Book or Kurzweil OCR programs.  But this way of operation is very very
cumbersome and not really useful for mass scanning.”

So if I install this program then to what extend this will help to
configure this scanner with fine reader/kurzweil? Will my fine reader
recognize this scanner as fine reader source or I have to work on it
as twain scanner.

Suppose, in fine reader tools/options/scanner settings if I uncheck
the option not to show this dialog box again then when I open the fine
reader next time will this scanner work as default fine reader
scanner?

1. “Without any assistive device (screen reader) both in static and
video mode or use of this device by a sighted.”

What if I use the screen reader in conjuction with this scanner?

“These images are stored in c:\program files\i-ball\photos folder.”

If I have one folder called my scann in c:\documents and
settings\desktop\my documents, and my other combined scanners stores
these images in this folder, then can these images be stored by
default in these folder or
 while installing this ClickScan program do I have any option to store
the images in the desired location?

“Sighted can check the image quality and the focus area as view is
shown on the screen.”

While inserting the page on the glass of this scanner, do I need to
have any sighted person for figuring out the angle of the page? Does
the glass extends till the edge of the scanner.

“Always default image resolution is 96 dpi which is too less for
document scanning.”

Is there any way with my screen reader to change this option every
time independently from 96 DPI to 300 DPI?

2. Without any assistive device both in static with fine reader

“Scanned images can be opened and read in Fine reader. But using fine
reader to scan and read is not so good option.”

If I scan the image in pdf format, does adobe reader reads this image
or do I need to still  have any OCR to perform this funtion.

“This device uses windows “capture picture to video” dialog which has
four buttons and two image preview windows.  With capture button you
can capture current image.  In the right hand side preview you can see
all the images including old scanned images.  (This is a problem).”

What if I move the old scanned images stored to another location
before performing the next scan job then will it still show the old
images taken?

My aforesaid queries may sound to be too basic but your valuable
opinion will help me in choosing the right assistive technology with
the maximum benefits.
I do appreciate for your instant test report which of course, is
self-explainatory but still I had few doubts may be out of curiocity
to know more about this new innovation. So I do kindly request you to
give your few valuable moments to clarify my doubts.

Looking forward for your kind reply.


On 12/12/10, Pranav Lal  wrote:
> You may want to try Plustek scanners. They are book edge scanners useful for
> scanning large books since the glass extends till the edge of the scanner.
>
> Pranav
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