Eva: Fantastic! I hope youhave also subscribed to the new GW-Notetaker list, to be found under the Support link at gwmicro.com Good luck. --Daveed--At 06:27 AM 1/30/2007, you wrote:
Hello Everyone, I work for the Atlantic Provinces Special Education Authority [APSEA]--Resource Centre for Students who are Blind and Visually Impaired which is located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. In June, we purchased six of the Braille Sense Notetakers to be used with students in the classrooms of Atlantic Canada who attend their community schools with the support of trained itinerant teachers of the visually impaired. We have approximately 700 BVI students in Atlantic Canada and, while not all will be braille users, we have a number who require braille tools and training. As you can imagine, Atlantic Canada is large and "geographically" challenging so we are always exploring new ways of supporting our students in both the small towns and the urban centres. In June, we purchased six of the Braille Sense Notetakers and began the process of "getting to know its features and capabilities". We have been very pleased with this Notetaker as well as with the support provided by GWMicro in our effort to become familiar with and utilize this tool effectively. However, due to the fact that our students are spread far and wide throughout the four provinces that make up this region, the need for a concrete document that can be sent to itinerant teachers, parents and classroom teachers for immediate reference was identified. To that end, a "Rough Draft" of the Curriculum Guide has just been uploaded to our website and we invite you all to take a look at this document and give it a try. We will continue to revise its contents as future updates come out and, while we have not had time to tackle specific features as yet, new chapters will be added as they are completed. As stated, this is a rough draft and, therefore, your comments and feedback would be very welcome. To access this document, please use the link at the bottom of this page. Many thanks, Eva http://www.apsea.ca/techpage.htm Eva McFadden APSEA Assistive Technology Consultant 5940 South St., Halifax NS B3H 1S6 (902)424-8528 - telephone (902)424-3808 - fax mcfaddene@xxxxxxxx -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition.Version: 7.5.432 / Virus Database: 268.17.15/659 - Release Date: 1/30/2007 9:31 AM
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