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[Technology 1022] Re: Library software and assistive technology
Bonnie Odiorne
bonniesophia at sbcglobal.netFri May 18 20:06:16 EDT 2007
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By library software do you mean in-house cataloging or academic databases you subscribe to? I've used ZoomText foryears through its subsequent versions and while I have encountered some difficulty in interaction through time I find the bugs are fewer. I could forward this to our librarian...
Bonnie Odiorne, Ph.D.
Writing Center Director, Adjunct Professor, Post University, Waterbutry, CT
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>From: Elizabeth Hart <ehart at csb-cde.ca.gov>
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>Subject: Library software and assistive technology
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>This is a long shot, but has anyone used assistive technology -- e.g.,
>JAWS for Windows (screen reading software), ZoomText (screen
>magnification software), etc. -- with their library automation software?
>
>
>If yes, what library automation software and assistive technology
>software have you used together? Does the assistive technology software
>work well with the library software? What problems have you encountered?
>Any tips or tricks to get the assistive technology software to work?
>
>I've asked library software vendors how well their software works with
>assistive technology software, but most haven't even heard of assistive
>technology software, let alone know whether it will work (or not) with
>their library catalogs. Technically, of course, the library software is
>supposed to be compatible but it is almost never that straightforward.
>
>Elizabeth Hart
>Library Technical Assistant
>California School for the Blind
>Fremont, CA 94536
>ehart at csb-cde.ca.gov
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