Inculcating reading as habit.
The power of knowledge is well known to everyone and knowledge comes from
books.
We understand the difficulties faced by print disabled (blind, low vision,
aged people etc) in getting a book for reading in an accessible format.
The add-on to this problem is the fact
Hi Minar,
As much as we may think the people may not be able to learn & perform
despite the technology, especially the screen reading technology
being available & able to perform, the under-performance may well be
the result of a 'skill issue'.
The 4 people that were inducted by erstwhile
Hi all
Jaws 藍 is stopping when the system is on standby mode
And it is not starting if I start from desktop
Please help me on this
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Hi,
Not too sure if you are looking to purchase a window or a split but as
per my experience, Panasonic is absolutely the best in class. You can
even book complaints & service requests via the app. In case you buy
wifi enabled that is an inverter AC you may even save on electricity
along with a
Hi folks, summer is about to come, therefore i am in the market to buy
an air conditioner for my home. Particularly i am looking a durable
AC with good service network with accessibility features to handle it
indipendently with the help of my mobile, allexa or google assistance.
Any recommendation
But there’s talking microwave oven available for blind users, which have an
audio output like TTS like we get in our mobile phone with screen reader. But I
am not sure it’s touchscreen or it have buttons. But talking microwave oven are
very very expensive.
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Hi everyone,
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Hello Vaibhav,
Yes there is a small portion of VI population not willing to learn new
skills. I had a disturbing experience during my induction session of a
current company. There was a guy who kept saying that He wouldn't be
able to perform certain task due to his vision impairment. same things
I
Hi,
As per the best of my knowledge Narendra's understanding of RPwD on private
sector holds true. The law experts in the list might correct in case.
I agree with Minar's comments about training. Also accessibility is not as
sought after in Indian companies as of now, although it's no different
I use a gas stove without any issue. For Microwave/ induction, you can
look at any model which has buttons instead of touch screen, touch
screen unnecessarily makes it complicated for a blind person.
I am eagerly waiting for a smart (wi-fi connected) microwave to be
launched in India which can be
Hello,
I fully agree with the views expressed by Bharat over here. My own
experiences of getting employed in private sector is not positive at
all. Big MNC Companies do declare themselves as equal opportunity
employers however they are not inclined in employing people with total
blindness even if
Hi Bharat,
Thank you for your reply. I personally feel that sighted people lack
techniques to train Visually Impaired candidates. This is also a big
hurdle in recruitment. Accessibility of internal apps bring lots of
stress.
On 3/13/22, Bharat wrote:
> Hi,
>
> To the best of my understanding,
Hi,
When alone at home, I use microwave to heat my food. My mother generally
puts a portion for me in a glass bowl (or i serve myself) which I reheat in
a microwave.
The microwave is not accessible and has a touch screen. But my mom has
marked major buttons with the help of nail paint.
I think
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