[NIFL-4EFF:1466] Re: More Downloadable Masters

From: Bonnie Odiorne (bodiorne@erols.com)
Date: Fri Apr 06 2001 - 15:07:14 EDT


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Ronna: I'm speaking on behalf of the visually impaired, of which I am one. The
color contrasts on the masters are extremely hard to read, and for some reason
my printer (HPSC500) prints them out highlighted with lots of print illegible.
I'll go into Adobe and try to work with it, but I might suggest to your graphic
designers a better color scheme. Not to mention that our learners, often
learning disabled or in need of scanning/skimming adaptation, would find these
hard to work with. Just a suggestion...
Bonnie Odiorne
Adult Education Program Facilitator
Families Forward Through Technology
Computers 4 Kids
Waterbury, CT
bodiorne@c4k.org  bodiorne@erols.com

"Ronna G. Spacone" wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> We've added a series of 13 reproducible images to the EFF Special
> Collection that illustrate the links across the adult roles and the
> activities and skills adults use to carry them out. Why 13? One for each of
> the common activities.
>
> Equipped for the Future defines "common activities" as those activities
> that overlap the primary adult roles of citizen and community member,
> parent and family member, and worker. Teachers and students use the set of
> activities to find a common focus for instruction, which supports learning
> across learners' goals and lives. Teachers and students also use the common
> activities to explore the potential transfer of skills, knowledge, and
> abilities across roles.
>
> Here's the site to download the illustrations of the Common Activities
> linked to roles and skills:
>
> http://novel.nifl.gov/lincs/collections/eff/eff_masters.html
>
> Thanks,
> Ronna
>
> Ronna G. Spacone
> NIFL-4EFF List Moderator

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