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Thank you for sharing this, it's always so interesting to hear about little tricks we blind people do to get something else done what a sighted person takes for granted. greets mak

Thanks. I was trying to “select” the rotor action! One finger down! Great! Good work

Can you suggest a way for my 91 year old blind father with dementia? He needs something completely hands free to make phone calls and he's beginning to have great difficulty with his remote for the tv. Is there some device that can make calls without him having to turn it on? He uses his google home mini for news, weather, time and date and he's comortable with that. Any new learning will not happen due to his dementia. Thanks

Where is the function key?

Is there any software that can easily read Stem documents . I want a software that can read out mathematical equations of physics - for example equations of quantum mechanics. I am thankful to anyone even if he/she tried to search it. ❤

Hey Caitlyn, we use Google Classroom, Docs Gmail etc. What works best?

Hi Caitlyn, I am a vision teacher who has been out of the loop for more than 30 years. Your videos are astounding and I am working with a very intelligent 8th grade student who we are transitioning from a Braille Note Touch to a Windows Laptop with JAWS and a Focus 40 Blue. If you have any starting places for her let me know. Most of the reference manuals contain information that is way beyond what we need at this time. We just want to know how to allow her to access Google Classroom, Google Docs and the Desmos online calculator. I have learned tons in the past several months, but feel I am failing her as she moves into high school. HELP?

Thanks for creating such a video full of practical knowledge. I really appreciate it. Please tell me that how to use Google Docs on Mac with Voice Over with no issues. I am a freelance writer and I use Jaws and NVDA, when I used my friend's M1 Macbook Air, and tried to write on Google Docs the Voice of the Voice OVer was very weird and was not speaking the words or characters correctly. Can you please guide on this because of your vast experience using these screen readers. Thanks

Thanks, great recomendations

That's a nice shirt. :)

Would be better if you gave actual live examples here. I'm more interested in knowing if they sound natural or not. I'm looking for one that does... for it to be more like an Audiobook instead of a Robot.

What is the app fantastico for?

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Oh my gosh this is an awesome tutorial. Everything from the information the delivery and all points in between. Although I was born visually impaired I have not learned braille until maybe four years ago. I will be turning 60 next month. I'm very excited and I study or read braille every day. Now I have a simple E reader I obtained from the library via my real instructor from the Oregon Commission for the Blind. I have had my instructor Bluetooth the my E reader to my iPhone 13 Pro Max. We had similar issues of connectivity for whatever reason. We did try shutting things down and restarting. I cannot recall what the world fix was. We called or she called they talking books out here in the northwest region. Long story short my typing contractions using my braille reader appears in my iPhone as if I typed it myself! Magic I tell you. I like this because I am typing learning how to type in braille grade 2. My voiceover will read my words. And that I can hear my progress. Thank you for this tutorial

You could just use the rotor to get to the typing modes quicker.

10:02 very helpful. Thanks. 10:02

Thank you very much Caitlyn for the perspectives on JAWS, NVDA, and Voiceover!

Thank you!!

Hands down the best video I could have possibly found on this topic! Thank you!

Really helpful stuff. I’m looking forward to any more you do. Thank you!

Great video! It does appear that the screen recording is just a blank screen unfortunately

Thank you for putting this guide together! Could you put together something simillar for the orca screen reader on linux?

Thanks, as an older person never becoming truly proficient with Windows and recently purchasing a Mac this was helpful. It may take time but I'm determined to develop more than a working knowledge of this technology.

I am a first year teacher! I have a student that is visually impaired, and this was so so helpful. Thank you!

Do you know why the email link provided in the description doesn’t work? I believe the Challenge Solutions Website is down.

I roll my clothes as well, it’s a great way to stay organized, this was a well put together video, nice work :-)

The other app that I would definitely recommend for any kind of travel experience is Be My Eyes, it’s free and has gotten me into and out of various situations as I have traveled that has made my experience better overall

Hi, thanks for this videos. I'm an eLearning developer and I wonder if you have taken courses built in Articulate storyline and how was your experience if you have done this? I will appreciate yur feedback, thanks!

You forgot to mention the router for windows.

Thank you so much. This is so very helpful!!!

Thank you, the rotor has mystified me now it makes much more sense!

It Would be cool to use some of the very advanced voice AIs that have come around recently, because the voices feels alot more natural than the old school voices.

You did a great job explaining the device. Thank you.

I would like a guide for using the Mac if you haven't done one. Also, how do you competently insert images. I know sighted people have a thing for pretty pictures :). How do you make sure they are aesthetically pleasing? How do you know when to insert them? Can you copy images from websites such as Google Images and paste them in? How do you know they're not crooked or backwards or something?

Nice break down of all of these. I also prefer NVDA over JAWS. Heck I haven't used JAWS in years since I switched to NVDA. Like you, I started using JAWS at a very young age. I always just assumed NVDA would be lacking and not that great since it was free. Boy was I wrong.

Loved the video, very insightful. I'm a web developer and I'm starting to work more a more with web accessibility, from what I could test so far I've noticed that different screen readers can present very different results when interacting with a website which makes testing a bit harder. I've only tried 2 screen readers so far, Orca for Linux and ChromeVox for Google Chrome, do you plan on making videos about any of those 2? They're not as popular as JAWS, NVDA or Voiceover but Orca is, as far as I know, the only screen reader option for Linux users. I'll be adding the Windows and Mac readers to my tests to make sure my products are compatible with those. Thanks for the great video

I'm wondering as a sighted person I'd love to know how a person who is blind or visually impaired learns the hotkeys if you've never used a screen reader before? Do you have a print out of the hotkeys in braille first?

You are cute!

i am blind i have a dell desktop pc i have zoomtex as a screen reader found out it is not a full fleg reader looking for somthing else dont like jaws at all.

Thank you for your help full clip. I have a macbook m1 and I have some difficulty in using that, hope your comment help me. When I want to read a long text for example in word and have lots of paragraphs between headers, how I can go down for a few Page? I tried page down key, voice over announce the next page numbers but voice over keep reading text from the last cursor place in text.

Thank you that was very helpful. Jaws read the entire PowerPoint slide I was working on which none of the others did by default.

Thank you Girl! You helped me .

Hi this was very insightful for me. I am not a VI but support students in my academy. I not that Dolphin SuperNova was covered in your well detailed review. What is your opinion on this package?

Are these free

Awesome!

Excellent! Thank you!!

Does anyone know how this braille display works with android?

Thank you. I found your video most helpful.