Amen, Ann P.!  I'm not sure if it necessarily has to be Humanware that
produces the tutorials but it would be great if someone would.  If I had the
knowledge, I would be willing to do this but I obviously don't since I am
one that most definitely needs a tutorial as opposed to the manual that I
seem to not be getting something.  Even if these tutorials came with a
price, it would be great to have them in addition to the manual.

Cindy

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> Ann K. Parsons
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> Subject: RE: [Braillenote] text & audio tutorials
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> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Excuse me for butting in here, but as an educator, I must agree with
> K.C.  There is a difference between a manual and a tutorial.  
> 
> A manual lists features and gives commands for implimenting them.  A
> tutorial assumes that a person wants to learn how to use a given
> item.  The procedures for doing so are analyzed and broken down into
> steps.  Each step is then separated out, and sometimes pretests, and
> post tests are given in addition to exercises for practice.  There are
> a set of goals outlined at the beginning of the tutorial, and each
> goal is reached by a set of objectives, measureable tasks that if done
> indicate if the student has learned what material has been 
> presented.  
> 
> I think that the manual, although very good, is a manual, not a
> tutorial.  This is nothing against Kate at all, just a fact.  What
> folks are asking for in text form is a tutorial.
> 
> Ann P.
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