Re: Adaptive technology and public awareness
- From: mostafa almahdy <mostafa.almahdy@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 23 May 2011 04:44:29 +0300
Thank you Alan for this nice compliments , and yes , please forward to
whomever you can , I will search for demonstrations to present in a
regular basis , I will do something here in my own , just thinking of
what to present , any suggestions? thanks indeed!.
Mostafa Al'mahdy , skype:
my_speaker
On 5/23/11, Alan Dicey <adicey@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Dear Mostafa,
> This was Excellent!
> Well Done!
> I really enjoyed the youtube demonstrations!
>
> I shall forward this message all around.
>
> Many sighted and Blind people will gain insight by reading this message and
> going to the youtube demonstrations!
>
> Thank you very much!
>
> With Best Regards,
> Alan
> Miami, Florida
> Alan Dicey, President
> United States Braille Chess Association - USBCA
> "Yes, Blind and Visually Impaired People, Can, and Do, Play Chess!"
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Mostafa Al'mahdy
> To: englishlearner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2011 7:01 PM
> Subject: Adaptive technology and public awareness
>
>
> In the name of Allah the gracious clement the grand merciful.
>
> Dear all , peace be upon you , firstly , happy Victoria day for our
> Canadian friends , we do wish you indeed a pleasant vacation.
>
> On today's post , I will highlight the major concentrates onto the
> subject of adaptive technology and it's public awareness among the
> societies , we may begin by asking this simple question:
>
> On average , how widely it is known the adaptive technology in the regular
> educational fields and public employment sectors?
>
> To answer accurately this question , we shall in advance identify what the
> adaptive technology is , and what it does involve?
>
> Basicly , it is a complete unit of combined tools and utilities to make
> the visually impairment candidate more productive and sufficiently adequate
> to cope within the commissioned task , usually , a screen reader of your
> convenience , as there are so many out there , ranging to compatible
> digital scanner shipped within optical character recognition application ,
> whether , OCR for short , a refreshable Braille display if preferable , and
> don't forget the regular printing machine , so you may print a regular piece
> of sheet to your sighted colleagues if necessary.
>
> As this package of facilities might be considered to be costly at some
> length , we may redistribute it's common line in the general educational and
> employment environments , that demands a well developed promoting campaign ,
> well prepared and competent prospects , and ultimately , a general positive
> self conscious to officially recognize the visually impairment as effective
> members.
>
> The best way to prove that is to show you a demonstration , as there are
> not too many , but fortunately , we still have what is enough to share the
> idea
>
> We have three major videos which focus on three different situations:
>
> Firstly , individual use , and that's detected to someone who is
> demonstrating the adaptive technology on his own , he was assessing a
> popular screen reader called JAWS , quite famous among the blind computer
> users , he was examine it within the open source edition of Microsoft office
> on a windows seven platform in particular , let's see shall we?
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwFUnaOcy68
>
> I actually did not like the comments posted below about the video , quite
> negative and frustrating attitude , and that's what we surely dislike as
> blind people
>
> Well:
>
> The next video is in focus on educational environment , as he was testing
> also with JAWS , an application which is related to management course which
> is held in a University:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDGDnLh5QVA
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> The last broadcast is to demonstrate an accessible office for the
> visually impairment employees , let's have a look:
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6UCgrXLf0Y
>
> I think , this is pretty decent to give the idea.
>
> Want you try to move out of the resident care? , which is a catastrophic
> conditions in my opinion , how the people will never guess that there is out
> something of the sort while kept our talking computers to be used just at
> home or state of private residence which is extremely the worst!.
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