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Reading eBraille with an iPhone
Presenter: Karen Keninger, Director National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, United States of America
Radiance of Tomorrow; iBooks
Reading eBraille with an iPhone Presenter: Karen Keninger, - - PDF document
Reading eBraille with an iPhone Presenter: Karen Keninger, - - PDF document
Reading eBraille with an iPhone Presenter: Karen Keninger, Director National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, United States of America Radiance of Tomorrow ; iBooks Scrolling must be disabled in
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Scrolling must be disabled in the appearance view
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To open a book, go first to Library, then Purchased Books
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Formatted text in the screen is lost in the braille display
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If all you want to do is linear reading, iBook works fine
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Voice Dream allows you to listen to a book or read it using a braille display
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Voice Dream has many of the same issues as iBooks
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Kindle menu
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The Pacific and Other Stories, read with Kindle
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What a braille reader sees using Kindle
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Kindle allows you to pan to the bottom and go back and forth without losing your place
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Only one key stroke is needed to turn the page
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Next page
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NLS BARD Mobile
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National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, ww.w.loc.gov/nls (202) 707-5100 nls@loc.gov