You may be right, and you do definitely have a point. The iDevices do allow
yout o scroll and navigate the pages with the braille display but what I was
trying to emphasize was the fact that your pages are indeed larger like reading
a book on the iPad versus reading on your phone is for sighted
Hello, Timothy.
I would respectfully disagree that any of the things you note below
have to do with the iPad except for container movement. All the rest
are due to companies not properly putting accessibility into their
applications. If SXM properly made their products accessible, there
wouldn't be
Subject: Re: The Blind Have Use For An iPad, Too
I'm going to chime in here, and I am also going to forward this on to some
folks, for a few reasons. The biggest of couse is, that yes blind people can
use an iPad and it does have a place and it goes beyond the dexterity issues
you mention
Hi.
Typing on the iPad is a good deal easier than on the smaller devices,
at least in my experience. Also, there is an argument to be made that
the iPad is easier for teachers to work with when teaching some
concept or other than the smaller screen of the iPhone. Other than
that, for the totally bl
I'm going to chime in here, and I am also going to forward this on to some
folks, for a few reasons. The biggest of couse is, that yes blind people can
use an iPad and it does have a place and it goes beyond the dexterity issues
you mentioned in your message. It may be a little bigger than an iP
hindrance, at l
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- Original Message -
From: "Fred Olver"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 8:31 AM
Subject: Re: The Blind Have Use For An iPad, Too
I am interested in
I am interested in your train of thought, could you go a step or two further in
your thinking or what you know. I have often thought about why a person who is
blind might want to use an iPad however beyond the dexterity considerations I
don't see any particular advantage unless one is visually i
Interesting, but think you are preaching to the converted a bit as most
here are blind, use iPad/pod/phones and some also teach the devices to ther
blind.
Thanks though, Rh.
- Original Message -
From: "Avnish Chopra"
To: "ViPhone"
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 7:53 AM
Subject: Th