Ladies and gentlemen,
This is Joseph Lee, the chair of the NVDA tenth anniversary planning
committee. I'd like to give you some status report on happenings at NVDACon
2016 and to cordially invite you to join us for the second half of this
conference.
So far, the conference attendees had a chance to meet authors of their
favorite add-ons, learned how awareness of NVDA makes a difference in
workplaces, got a sneak preview of Dictation Bridge and more. We also heard
from people such as Sean Randall, Dave Williams and others, as well as to
chat with Fernando and mark, the developers of F123 Access, as well as to
get a glimpse of what's involved when writing NVDA add-ons.
But the conference doesn't stop there: the second half is just a few hours
away, and the second part starts with an introductory session on NVDA for
those using other screen readers. Following that, we'll have an exciting
session on NVDA's support for math, get a chance to learn about braille
support and get a chance to talk to the gentlemen behind NVDA's inception
and history (Michael Curran and James Teh) as part of the keynote
presentation.
For more information on this conference, as well as learn how to join us and
listen to past conference sessions (including ones hosted last weekend such
as F123 Access and Dictation Bridge), please visit
http://www.nvda-kr.org/en/nvdacon.php.
Of these sessions, I'd like to cordially invite you to attend the keynote
session, to be held on April 30, 2016 at 00:00 UTC (5 PM Pacific on the
29th, 8 PM Eastern and elsewhere).
If you have any questions about this conference, please write to me directly
at joseph.lee22590@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:joseph.lee22590@xxxxxxxxx> . Hope to
see many of you at the second half of NVDACon, especially the keynote
session.
P.S. I'll leave you with a promo on NVDA as a movement:
http://www.nvda-kr.org/files/NVDASR%20movement%20promo.mp3
Thanks.
Cheers,
Joseph
