-- original message -- Subject: Hadley eConnect, March 22, 2010 From: "The Hadley School for the Blind" <[email protected]> Date: 23-03-2010 1:57 am
This newsletter is best viewed in HTML format. header image: eConnect from The Hadley School for the Blind March 22, 2010 semin...@hadley Presents: Using Apple’s iPhone and iTouch Date: Tuesday, March 30 Time: 1:00 PM CDT, 18:00 GMT Apple’s iPhone and iTouch are the hottest item on many a “wish list” this year. With the iPhone and iTouch, you can send and receive emails, surf the Internet, check out your Facebook profile, tweet your tweople on Twitter, map a route using GPS, check the weather, watch a video, listen to your favorite music and so much more! You can do this all at the touch of your finger. Imagine being able to access all the features of the iPhone or iTouch for someone who is visually impaired or blind. Now it is possible. Join semin...@hadley for a demonstration and learn how the built-in screen magnification and screen reading features of the iPhone and iTouch can make this possible. Jim Denham, assistive technology coordinator for the Perkins School for the blind, will demonstrate how the built-in screen reader VoiceOver allows him to access and use his iPhone every day. Hadley instructor Doug Anzlovar will demonstrate the built-in screen magnification features of his iPhone and discuss how he accesses all the features of his iPhone. There will be ample time for participant questions and suggestions during this 90-minute seminar, moderated by Amy Salmon, Hadley instructor. Register today to participate! Learn More about Hadley's partnership with Bookshare.org Bookshare.org is the largest online library for qualified, print impaired individuals, including people are who are blind, visually, physically or learning impaired.The library provides access to more than 60,000 books and 150 periodicals available in synthesized voice, refreshable braille or large print. Currently, all actively enrolled Hadley students in the United States can become members of the online library at no cost. In return, Hadley has contributed supplemental course readings to the library. What is unique about Bookshare is that while many titles come from the publishers, most come from members and volunteers contributing to the library. The material is also content neutral and current. Learn more about Hadley's partnership and how to become a member by visiting http://www.hadley.edu/Bookshare feedb...@hadley: Assistive Technology What assistive technology devices are you currently using? Let us know by emailing [email protected]. Hadley encourages you to forward this newsletter to a friend. About Hadley Enroll Now Donate Online footer image: The Hadley School for the Blind, 700 Elm Street, Winnetka, IL 60093, 800-323-4238 This message was sent from The Hadley School for the Blind to [email protected]. It was sent from: The Hadley School for the Blind, 700 Elm St. , Winnetka, IL 60093. You can modify/update your subscription via the link below. Email Marketing by iContact - Try It Free! To be removed click here
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