What you need is the digital equivalent of those little micro cassette
recorders popular in the mid-80s--small little buggers no bigger than a
deck of smokes. Operate one-handed and pretty well goof proof.
On 06/03/15 8:28 AM, Andrea Breier wrote:
Well the problem is that some of these folks are very newly blind and evenTo subscribe or to leave the list, or to set other subscription options, go to
if RSB would get them a recorder more than likely they would be the very
small digital kind. I went to NLS and read up on the other recorder and it
was very expensive and it seemed very complicated for what they might to
just do the very basic note taking.
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Would rehabilitation services hope a person like that get some kind of
recorder?
Wendy
On Jun 2, 2015, at 7:08 PM, Jose <crunch1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:To subscribe or to leave the list, or to set other subscription options, go
I happen to have a mile stone 312. It does a lot more then record. It can
be
used with a barcode scanner. It has an fm radio, a port for a sterio
mike.
Headphone jack. It also plays nls books. It uses an sd card for exgra
memmery...
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Thanks for the referral. I will check those out.
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Sent: Monday, June 01, 2015 12:39 PM
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andrea, don't have a cassette recorder but do have a suggestion for a
digital recorder that I think will fill the bill. Try the Milestone. I
have one and I love it. It only has five buttons. The main buttons have
the same markings that are used on the nls digital players. The controls
are large and easy to feel. Not sure how easy it is to even find cassette
tapes these days.
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From: Andrea Breier
Sent: Sunday, May 31, 2015 6:12 PM
To: real-eyes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [real-eyes] Cassette recorders?
Hello everyone. I often meet people that are newly blind, or deaf blind
and
are trying to learn how to use a computer with assistive equipment. They
have no way to take notes. I was thinking that if they had a tape
recorder
they could refer to recorded notes to practice. These new digital
recorders
are much to small and complicated for newbie blind folks. I was wondering
if any of you listers have a recorder that is not being used and you would
be willing to give it to a great cause. I have 2 a p h recorders and they
both need to be serviced by the telephone pioneers before I can get them
into the hands that really need them. So if you or anyone you might know
have one, please email call or im me privately to get my address. You
could
emen mail them free matter for the blind. Thank you so much for your
consideration!!
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