Re: Apple watch tutorials

[David Tanner]

The simple answer is no Apple Watch does not work with braille displays.

David Tanner

>From my iPhone 6 S

> On Jan 2, 2017, at 8:51 PM, Kevin Chao <kevincha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Does Braille display work w/ Apple Watch?
> 
>> On Mon, Jan 2, 2017 at 6:25 PM Simon Fogarty <si...@blinky-net.com> wrote:
>> Hi there Maurice,
>> 
>> thanks for those details,
>> it is interesting to hear how someone in the deaf blind world uses one of 
>> the apple watchs,
>>  very interesting.
>> 
>> I also find it interesting to see your statement about using dragon for the 
>> mac to create the email,
>> It would appear that dragon on the mac is very good quality and well worth 
>> looking at as a voice recognition software.
>> 
>> Good luck.
>> 
>> 
>> Simon
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com 
>> [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of maurice.mines
>> Sent: Tuesday, 3 January 2017 9:49 AM
>> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
>> Subject: Re: Apple watch tutorials
>> 
>> Good afternoon everyone, I couldn’t resist. I have had the Apple Watch for 
>> about a month now. And I am positively impressed. So far, I’ve not had too 
>> many issues. It is a tiny bit different as a person who was learning how to 
>> be deaf blind. In case you’re wondering, let me explain. I am currently a 
>> student at the Helen Keller national Center for deaf and blind used in 
>> adults. It the main reason why I wound up buying the watch, is because my 
>> iPhone had to be turned into a communications device. Thanks similar to an 
>> iPad. So this created a bit of a challenge or friends, family, etc. to reach 
>> me. Basically what happens now is while staff are using my phone to contact 
>> me at least now I get a tactile reminder that there is an email, text 
>> message, or other communication from the above-mentioned groups that is 
>> waiting for me directly. The other benefit for me so far has been that when 
>> I set an alarm, say wake up each morning. I can set it on the launch it 
>> vibrates the same for the most part as the phone does. The added benefit is 
>> that the phone can stay where it normally stays in order to charge at night. 
>> I am such a light sleeper, that the watch vibrations generally do wake me up 
>> each morning. I’ve also been able to start it to tactfully remind me that it 
>> is the end of the class day should I have a class where I am essentially 
>> doing an independent study session. I’ve also successfully used at the time 
>> other things, such as laundry, as well as when I need to be at something 
>> that essence an activity that fits into class time precisely.
>> 
>> I hope my comments help anyone who may be reading this conversation, and 
>> wonders if the watch is right for them. I must stress however, that the 
>> watch may not be for everybody. I must admit that when I first purchased it, 
>> I thought okay I’m here to learn new things, let’s see if this is a 
>> beneficial use of the amount of money that it cost to purchase the watch.
>> 
>> Sincerely  maurice mines.
>> Note the above text has been dictated to the computer by means of Dragon 6.1 
>> for Mac OSx Sierra. If there are any errors in the text of my comments 
>> above, they may be the result of my other software, or the dictation 
>> process. If there’s something that I’ve written that you truly didn’t 
>> understand, please ask me, I will do my very best to clear up any 
>> misunderstandings.
>> > On Jan 2, 2017, at 2:36 PM, Chris Moore <chris.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >
>> > Thank your for your helpful replies.  I’ll take another look at the 
>> > applevis info now that I know it is still mostly applicable.
>> >
>> > Chris
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Re: Apple watch tutorials

[Kevin Chao]

Does Braille display work w/ Apple Watch?

On Mon, Jan 2, 2017 at 6:25 PM Simon Fogarty <si...@blinky-net.com> wrote:

> Hi there Maurice,
>
> thanks for those details,
> it is interesting to hear how someone in the deaf blind world uses one of
> the apple watchs,
>  very interesting.
>
> I also find it interesting to see your statement about using dragon for
> the mac to create the email,
> It would appear that dragon on the mac is very good quality and well worth
> looking at as a voice recognition software.
>
> Good luck.
>
>
> Simon
>
> -Original Message-
> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:
> macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of maurice.mines
> Sent: Tuesday, 3 January 2017 9:49 AM
> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: Apple watch tutorials
>
> Good afternoon everyone, I couldn’t resist. I have had the Apple Watch for
> about a month now. And I am positively impressed. So far, I’ve not had too
> many issues. It is a tiny bit different as a person who was learning how to
> be deaf blind. In case you’re wondering, let me explain. I am currently a
> student at the Helen Keller national Center for deaf and blind used in
> adults. It the main reason why I wound up buying the watch, is because my
> iPhone had to be turned into a communications device. Thanks similar to an
> iPad. So this created a bit of a challenge or friends, family, etc. to
> reach me. Basically what happens now is while staff are using my phone to
> contact me at least now I get a tactile reminder that there is an email,
> text message, or other communication from the above-mentioned groups that
> is waiting for me directly. The other benefit for me so far has been that
> when I set an alarm, say wake up each morning. I can set it on the launch
> it vibrates the same for the most part as the phone does. The added benefit
> is that the phone can stay where it normally stays in order to charge at
> night. I am such a light sleeper, that the watch vibrations generally do
> wake me up each morning. I’ve also been able to start it to tactfully
> remind me that it is the end of the class day should I have a class where I
> am essentially doing an independent study session. I’ve also successfully
> used at the time other things, such as laundry, as well as when I need to
> be at something that essence an activity that fits into class time
> precisely.
>
> I hope my comments help anyone who may be reading this conversation, and
> wonders if the watch is right for them. I must stress however, that the
> watch may not be for everybody. I must admit that when I first purchased
> it, I thought okay I’m here to learn new things, let’s see if this is a
> beneficial use of the amount of money that it cost to purchase the watch.
>
> Sincerely  maurice mines.
> Note the above text has been dictated to the computer by means of Dragon
> 6.1 for Mac OSx Sierra. If there are any errors in the text of my comments
> above, they may be the result of my other software, or the dictation
> process. If there’s something that I’ve written that you truly didn’t
> understand, please ask me, I will do my very best to clear up any
> misunderstandings.
> > On Jan 2, 2017, at 2:36 PM, Chris Moore <chris.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > Thank your for your helpful replies.  I’ll take another look at the
> applevis info now that I know it is still mostly applicable.
> >
> > Chris
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RE: Apple watch tutorials

[Simon Fogarty]

Hi there Maurice, 

thanks for those details,
it is interesting to hear how someone in the deaf blind world uses one of the 
apple watchs,
 very interesting.

I also find it interesting to see your statement about using dragon for the mac 
to create the email, 
It would appear that dragon on the mac is very good quality and well worth 
looking at as a voice recognition software.

Good luck.


Simon 

-Original Message-
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] 
On Behalf Of maurice.mines
Sent: Tuesday, 3 January 2017 9:49 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Apple watch tutorials

Good afternoon everyone, I couldn’t resist. I have had the Apple Watch for 
about a month now. And I am positively impressed. So far, I’ve not had too many 
issues. It is a tiny bit different as a person who was learning how to be deaf 
blind. In case you’re wondering, let me explain. I am currently a student at 
the Helen Keller national Center for deaf and blind used in adults. It the main 
reason why I wound up buying the watch, is because my iPhone had to be turned 
into a communications device. Thanks similar to an iPad. So this created a bit 
of a challenge or friends, family, etc. to reach me. Basically what happens now 
is while staff are using my phone to contact me at least now I get a tactile 
reminder that there is an email, text message, or other communication from the 
above-mentioned groups that is waiting for me directly. The other benefit for 
me so far has been that when I set an alarm, say wake up each morning. I can 
set it on the launch it vibrates the same for the most part as the phone does. 
The added benefit is that the phone can stay where it normally stays in order 
to charge at night. I am such a light sleeper, that the watch vibrations 
generally do wake me up each morning. I’ve also been able to start it to 
tactfully remind me that it is the end of the class day should I have a class 
where I am essentially doing an independent study session. I’ve also 
successfully used at the time other things, such as laundry, as well as when I 
need to be at something that essence an activity that fits into class time 
precisely.

I hope my comments help anyone who may be reading this conversation, and 
wonders if the watch is right for them. I must stress however, that the watch 
may not be for everybody. I must admit that when I first purchased it, I 
thought okay I’m here to learn new things, let’s see if this is a beneficial 
use of the amount of money that it cost to purchase the watch.

Sincerely  maurice mines.
Note the above text has been dictated to the computer by means of Dragon 6.1 
for Mac OSx Sierra. If there are any errors in the text of my comments above, 
they may be the result of my other software, or the dictation process. If 
there’s something that I’ve written that you truly didn’t understand, please 
ask me, I will do my very best to clear up any misunderstandings.
> On Jan 2, 2017, at 2:36 PM, Chris Moore <chris.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Thank your for your helpful replies.  I’ll take another look at the applevis 
> info now that I know it is still mostly applicable.
> 
> Chris
> 
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Re: Apple watch tutorials

[maurice.mines]

Good afternoon everyone, I couldn’t resist. I have had the Apple Watch for 
about a month now. And I am positively impressed. So far, I’ve not had too many 
issues. It is a tiny bit different as a person who was learning how to be deaf 
blind. In case you’re wondering, let me explain. I am currently a student at 
the Helen Keller national Center for deaf and blind used in adults. It the main 
reason why I wound up buying the watch, is because my iPhone had to be turned 
into a communications device. Thanks similar to an iPad. So this created a bit 
of a challenge or friends, family, etc. to reach me. Basically what happens now 
is while staff are using my phone to contact me at least now I get a tactile 
reminder that there is an email, text message, or other communication from the 
above-mentioned groups that is waiting for me directly. The other benefit for 
me so far has been that when I set an alarm, say wake up each morning. I can 
set it on the launch it vibrates the same for the most part as the phone does. 
The added benefit is that the phone can stay where it normally stays in order 
to charge at night. I am such a light sleeper, that the watch vibrations 
generally do wake me up each morning. I’ve also been able to start it to 
tactfully remind me that it is the end of the class day should I have a class 
where I am essentially doing an independent study session. I’ve also 
successfully used at the time other things, such as laundry, as well as when I 
need to be at something that essence an activity that fits into class time 
precisely.

I hope my comments help anyone who may be reading this conversation, and 
wonders if the watch is right for them. I must stress however, that the watch 
may not be for everybody. I must admit that when I first purchased it, I 
thought okay I’m here to learn new things, let’s see if this is a beneficial 
use of the amount of money that it cost to purchase the watch.

Sincerely  maurice mines.
Note the above text has been dictated to the computer by means of Dragon 6.1 
for Mac OSx Sierra. If there are any errors in the text of my comments above, 
they may be the result of my other software, or the dictation process. If 
there’s something that I’ve written that you truly didn’t understand, please 
ask me, I will do my very best to clear up any misunderstandings.
> On Jan 2, 2017, at 2:36 PM, Chris Moore  wrote:
> 
> Thank your for your helpful replies.  I’ll take another look at the applevis 
> info now that I know it is still mostly applicable.
> 
> Chris
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Re: Apple watch tutorials

[Chris Moore]

Thank your for your helpful replies.  I’ll take another look at the applevis 
info now that I know it is still mostly applicable.

Chris

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Re: Apple watch tutorials

[Chris G]

Hi,
Here is a link to the Apple Watch tutorial created by Lisa Salinger.

http://www.mysticaccess.com/other-audio-tutorials/audio-tutorial-for-the-apple-watch-by-mystic-access

If you have seen Lisa's work on other sites, that should speak for 
itself on the quality as it is her baby and she had full creative 
license on the tutorial.


It is a 4.5 hour tutorial and it comes in both audio DAISY and MP3 format.

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 Original Message 
From: Scott Davert
Sent: Monday, Jan 2, 2017 12:43 PM EST
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Apple watch tutorials

Hi Chris.
99 forcent of the tutorials on AppleVis concerning the first gen of the 
Apple Watch are the same in the sense that the operation of VO has not 
changed. The one major difference is the former "friends" button on the 
watch which now takes you to the dock. This was covered in updated 
podcasts when Watch OS 3 was released. Mystic Access also has a paid 
tutorial which I do not know how well it is. I know that Lisa Salinger 
does it and that her audio presentations on other sites are very solid 
and helpful.


HTH,
Scott

Sent from my iPhone

On Jan 2, 2017, at 12:36 PM, Chris Moore <chris.w...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,
Are there any voiceOver tutorials with watch 2.0?  Applevis site is 
lacking anything recent!


I borrowed my wife’s watch, but don’t have a clue on how to use it with 
VO.  What do the digital crown and friends buttons do?


Any help appreciated!

Chris

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Re: Apple watch tutorials

[Scott Davert]

Hi Chris.
99 forcent of the tutorials on AppleVis concerning the first gen of the Apple 
Watch are the same in the sense that the operation of VO has not changed. The 
one major difference is the former "friends" button on the watch which now 
takes you to the dock. This was covered in updated podcasts when Watch OS 3 was 
released. Mystic Access also has a paid tutorial which I do not know how well 
it is. I know that Lisa Salinger does it and that her audio presentations on 
other sites are very solid and helpful.

HTH,
Scott

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jan 2, 2017, at 12:36 PM, Chris Moore  wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> Are there any voiceOver tutorials with watch 2.0?  Applevis site is lacking 
> anything recent!  
> 
> I borrowed my wife’s watch, but don’t have a clue on how to use it with VO.  
> What do the digital crown and friends buttons do?
> 
> Any help appreciated!
> 
> Chris
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Apple watch tutorials

[Chris Moore]

Hello,
Are there any voiceOver tutorials with watch 2.0?  Applevis site is lacking 
anything recent!  

I borrowed my wife’s watch, but don’t have a clue on how to use it with VO.  
What do the digital crown and friends buttons do?

Any help appreciated!

Chris

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