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Major sections of this newswire are at heading level 1. Contact information
is at heading level 2.
Newswire
Tek Talk welcomes David Kingsbury, an Assistive Technology Instructor at The
Carroll Center for the Blind in Massachusetts, to discuss his new book
entitled "The Windows Screen Reader Primer: All the Basics and More."
Published by the Carroll Center, the book is intended to help screen reader
users to more effectively use Windows, the Microsoft Office suite, web
browsers, and several other important applications. Additional target
audiences include assistive technology instructors, teachers of the
visually-impaired, and others who provide services to the blind.
David will discuss:
. Why he wrote the book.
. The book's content.
. Ways to efficiently navigate through the book.
. A few of his favorite tips and tricks.
The book is available free of charge in Word format from the Carroll Center
website. To download it, go to:
http://carroll.org/the%20windows%20screen%20reader%20primer/ ;
Presenter Contact Info
Email: david.kingsbury@xxxxxxxxxxx
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The Zoom meeting invitation for this Training Class is the following:
Hi there,
Larry Gassman and Alan Lemly are inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Tek Talk welcomes David Kingsbury to discuss his new book entitled "The
Windows Screen Reader Primer: All the Basics and More.".
Time: Meets Monday, February 21, 2022, from 8-9 p.m. Eastern.
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Contacts:
Larry Gassman: Accessible World Co-Chair
Phone: 714-449-1958
Email: <mailto:larrygassman1@xxxxxxxxx> larrygassman1@xxxxxxxxx
Alan Lemly: Accessible World Co-Chair
Phone: 601-919-6907
Email: <mailto:walemly@xxxxxxxxx> walemly@xxxxxxxxx
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