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Come and listen to what screen readers are and how they are used
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Come and listen to what screen readers are and how they are used
Have a spare 5 mins? Then listen to my latest podcast . Follow the link below to discover the range and power of speech recognition
I published my new episode The smyles’s Podcast, please check it out.
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I am trying to raise my profile on Google Business so if you have been helped, inspired and given support through AAS .
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Facebook have introduced a new chat area. It’s called workplace and as yet I haven’t added in contacts as I work as a sole trader. I just deciding how I can I use it. It may be better to just allow a few people into my workplace. If anyone wants to join in this experiment then please reply to this post and send me your email.

What is SOLID? It’s the brainchild of Sir Tim Berners-Lee who wants a new kind of web where ideas can be shared freely with no restrictions or rules as such. This is a risk. But when listening to him on Monday evening at the lecture at the Business Design Centre it was clear that Sir Tim thinks we need a mid-course correction for the worldwide web he invented. Hence this idea – SOLID.
So how can I describe SOLID? It feels like a wiki and yet it’s a personal cloud storage area. There are contacts lists, folders, files, documents. A place to store things. A place to share things. Public and private. It feels very, very basic and geeky with areas where code is listed for your site – presumably to share with others what you have built.
And that’s the key! It’s true free content with no control and stripped to its essential component. I still trying to get my head around it so to begin with I using it for a project to do with training in Assistive Technology. Keep everyone posted.
If you want to follow what I am doing then go to:-
The CALL Centre in Scotland have produced a word prediction guide explaining the power and use of Word Prediction download your 32 page guide at:-
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This is the first of many weekly broadcasts about Assistive Technology and the disabilities or conditions encountered that AT can help overcome.
CVI is a condition whereby sensory integration is difficult – either sight or sound but difficulties with using both over time . In other words, the sufferer of this condition will struggle with lengthy and prolonged activity and therefore needs regular rest breaks
BATA are hosting a webinar on the 28th November at 3:45pm on the above topic. Looking at how to make successful interventions using assistive technology. Lee Chambers and Myles Pilling will be leading the seminar. Cost £6.00 . Details are below:-
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/alternative-methods-of-recording-tickets-79308651311?aff=mcivte
This is my first attempt at doing a recording . I hope to do a weekly podcast on the above topic . Why not listen now ? First episode is an introduction and lasts 3 minutes
My colleague Martin Litten developed this out of experience and teaching practise in India. The construction of words needs a technical approach which requires understanding of the component parts of a word. Dyslexic students do struggle with strategies that are phonetically driven but actually have quite poor understanding of these elements. This free tool can be used on any browser and is really a tool for learning. I advise you read the guide on it’s use. Not every word you type in works but it concentrates on those commonly mis-spelt words that dyslexic learners have. The students can repeat the words and hear them over and over till you fully see understand that word’s construction
To access this click on the link below:-
https://www.clarospeakweb.com/phoneme/

For backgound information, user guide and an article on its development and use. click below:-https://www.clarosoftware.com/claro-phoneme-reader/