Re: [AI] share my openion on mix and match regarding

[Renuka Warriar Edakkunni]

What about starting a devision for these children, in one or two
school in a district by providing accessibility training?  This will
empower them and help them to mingle with the normal students.

Renuka.

On 1/15/16, bala9119  wrote:
> What we need to those who haven't got the opportunity to be educated
> in the integrated school is a course or training on "behavior
> modification." this is a looming problem among us. when we integrate
> with the sighted world, we can easily avail this. otherwise, we need
> to have a course or training on that. that can only help to avoid
> prejudice.
>
> On 1/15/16, SHANKAR DIGUVAPALLI  wrote:
>> On 1/15/16, bala9119  wrote:
>>> Welll, an interesting topic which kindled me to write.
>>> after finishing 10th standard in the special school in Tamil Medium,
>>> I've joined Ramakrishna Mission Main Highersecondary School Chennai.
>>> at that time, i am not aware of resource teachers and integrated
>>> schools, just joined with sighted and pursued my 11th and 12th. in the
>>> beginning I've enrolled myself into 11th standard Tamil Medium, later
>>> some of my elders heard about JAWS and Computer hence told me to
>>> change the medium of instruction to English. in Tamil Medium i had
>>> History with Commerce and Accountancy but in English i have to choose
>>> either Business Mathematics or Computer Science and I've opted for
>>> Business Mathematics. that's where i learnt about life. the special
>>> schools have turned me a strong Metal, but the integrated school only
>>> made me a Sword. many of my teachers of the special school criticized
>>> my intention to join in sighted school stating that the people will
>>> psychologically abuse me, or i will not be in a position to bear the
>>> negligence. unfortunate to their comments, my sighted friends turned
>>> this new English learner to become the division topper in 12th
>>> standard board exam. as a person failed in business maths in 11th
>>> standard whent on to score school first in the board exam because of
>>> the sighted friends who spent their Saturdays and sundays in coaching
>>> me. apart from education, i've experienced equality in students
>>> livelihood as i've learnt to bunk the classes. this may sound silly
>>> but in my view every student must experience the thrill of it at least
>>> once in their life which is rare in special schools. besides all, the
>>> most important benefit i've gained from the integrated school is my
>>> "right to sexual orientation." if you can be flexible with the
>>> sighted, even Mathematics is not your problem.
>>> cheers.
>>> On 1/15/16, SHANKAR DIGUVAPALLI  wrote:
 i studyed in an integrated school in venkatagiri i could mingle with
 normal students. some of my normal friends learnt braille and wrote
 notes in braille and helped me. there are problems in learning
 mathematics i agree. but over all inclusive education gives an
 opportunity to inclusive society. hope to discuss more on this topic.

 On 1/13/16, REKHA REVATHY  wrote:
> Dear All
> Hope all are doing good. Below I am pasteing my article published in
> today's Hindu Business Line. Hope all will like it.
> Mix and match
> Rekha Revathy
> On inclusive education for the differently-able
> The concept of inclusion is considered important in all fields
> nowadays. Inclusive education for differently-abled children is one
> such attempt to include children with various kinds of disabilities in
> normal schools
> The idea is that through inclusive education, differently-abled
> children will get an opportunity to mingle with normal children from
> an early age. It will help increase their confidence level, improving
> their competency, and they will be able to boldly express their talent
> before others. This will ultimately lead to bringing the
> differently-abled into the mainstream at at early age
> That said, there are many challenges in the effective implementation
> of this programme. I was a blind learner in a normal school in Kerala.
> I was fully unaware of my community in my childhood
> As a blind person, I was not able to learn Braille. In many
> situations, I ended up having to identify my issues and discuss them
> with my parents and teachers.
> In my case I was lucky enough to have cooperative and helpful teachers
> when I was in elementary school. And I was also lucky enough to have a
> little vision during that time. But not everyone is that fortunate
> Here, the issue is that children may not be able to rightly
> communicate their problems. And in many cases they will be hesitant to
> express their problems.
> A differently-abled child in a normal school requires special
> attention on many fronts. Of course, many such issues can be 

Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is now launched!

[Renuka Warriar Edakkunni]

Will it be spare for the DAISY format?

Renuka.

On 1/15/16, mukesh jain  wrote:
> hello,
> Recently, Sparsh Product Dehradun has launched most awaited and highly
> useful  app called ‘Accessible Reader’ providing the navigational
> support to read the files of various formats like txt, doc, docs, rtf
> etc.
>
> I have used this app successfully  on my mobile Moto X 2nd generation
> running the android version  6  marshmello. The best advantage of this
> app is that you need not to purchase the separate tts to make use of
> this software unlike Voice Dream Reader which require you to purchase
> the separate tts to read the files like doc docs etc. Also so far  we
> do not have any app to read our files in Indian  languages like Hindi,
> Marathi etc.
>
> This app is completely free of any adds even running in demo or full
> version.
>
> Once you open the app, you have the several options presented like
> open the file to browse the files located on your mobile using your
> integrated file manager, open the last file without repeating the
> browse file option as it remembers the file history you have worked
> earlier. Multiple  Reading options for instance, read by word,
> sentence, paragraph, page and so on. You need to simply tap on your
> desired choice and your prefered tts reads to you. It does remember
> the last  reading speed of your document, position where you closed
> the file so if you open the same file again, you are at the same
> position to continue further.
>
> If you are working on larger  documents and tired of reading and if
> you would like to relax for sometime, it also gives you the option to
> toggle on play/pause. If you require to read the whole document
> continuously, you just have to tap on read all button and this app
> reads to you the entire document at one go!
>
> Another best option I really enjoyed is that in whichever navigation
> you are working with say for instance, word, paragraph etc and if you
> missed out to listen, you can tap on repeat button and this app can
> repeat  that same occurance  again.
>
> To start using with this app, initially you have to choose between
> the engine installed on your mobile. If you have to read the document
> in Hindi, you have to select Google TTS or Vocaliser Lekha if
> installed. Just make sure that the tts with which you intend to read
> the file is different from the default TTS of your phone as you can
> not use the default engine to read the files. So once you make the
> selection of your prefered engine, you have to choose the voices i.e.
> languages like Hindi, English etc depending on the file you want to
> read. You need not make this selection everytime when you open this
> app as these settings are saved permanently unless you require to
> change the same.
>
> Another advantage of this app is especially for beginners who are
> finding difficulties reading the documents faster. So you need not go
> to the tts settings all the way  to make it slower. You can reduce the
> speed of your reading as per your convenience tapping on slower/faster
> on the app screen itself. While reading your document, if you wish to
> jump quickly on any desired page number at any time, you have to
> simply tap on go to page number button and your phone keyboard pops up
> at the bottom to enter the page number.
>
> This app also let you see the status of your file informing you the
> percentage of file you have red, current  page number etc.
>
> Currently, this app does not  supports pdf file so hoping to have this
> format added by them in the future.
>
> So if you are interested to try this app, you can use the following
> link to download it’s demo version. The app would work for two minutes
> after which it would close. Then you would have to open it again.
> The 2 minute restriction would be removed once the application is
> activated.
>
> This app is ideally suited for the students, working employees and
> each one of us who love to read the documents. I have liked it’s
> features very much and purchased the licence for myself. Currently
> this app has  not been launched on playstore so you have to contact
> it’s developers Sparsh Products personally. Now the download link:
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B89WIL0ghBVhTXBPNnFlQXZkcDg/view?usp=sharing
>
> so great initiative by Mr.  Abhinav from sparsh Products to make the
> indian languages more accessible on our phone!
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> --
> Regards,
> Mukesh jain
> Email:
> mukesh.jai...@gmail.com
> mukeshheerachandj...@ntpc.co.in
> Skype: mukeshjain211
> Mob: 09977165123
> "Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them
> master you. Let them teach you patience, sweetness, insight. "
>
> Helen Keller
>
>
> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of
> mobile phones / Tabs on:
> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in
>
>
> Search for old postings at:
> 

Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is now launched!

[Sakshi Agrawal]

Hello,
Thanks for the information. I tried the app and is good, price is reasonable rs 
550. To purchase the app you would need to contact sparsh products their email 
id is sparshprodu...@gmail.com 
I discussed with sparsh products and the application would be launched on 
playstore next week when the support for pdf is implemented. The users will get 
a free upgrade to the next version. 

Sakshi

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Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is 
now launched!

It seems promising. You have mentioned that you have bought the license of 
the app. What is the procedure and why are they not launching it on play 
store? I would also like to support the developer.

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On January 15, 2016 12:14:31 PM mukesh jain  wrote:

> hello,
> Recently, Sparsh Product Dehradun has launched most awaited and highly
> useful  app called ‘Accessible Reader’ providing the navigational
> support to read the files of various formats like txt, doc, docs, rtf
> etc.
>
> I have used this app successfully  on my mobile Moto X 2nd generation
> running the android version  6  marshmello. The best advantage of this
> app is that you need not to purchase the separate tts to make use of
> this software unlike Voice Dream Reader which require you to purchase
> the separate tts to read the files like doc docs etc. Also so far  we
> do not have any app to read our files in Indian  languages like Hindi,
> Marathi etc.
>
> This app is completely free of any adds even running in demo or full version.
>
> Once you open the app, you have the several options presented like
> open the file to browse the files located on your mobile using your
> integrated file manager, open the last file without repeating the
> browse file option as it remembers the file history you have worked
> earlier. Multiple  Reading options for instance, read by word,
> sentence, paragraph, page and so on. You need to simply tap on your
> desired choice and your prefered tts reads to you. It does remember
> the last  reading speed of your document, position where you closed
> the file so if you open the same file again, you are at the same
> position to continue further.
>
> If you are working on larger  documents and tired of reading and if
> you would like to relax for sometime, it also gives you the option to
> toggle on play/pause. If you require to read the whole document
> continuously, you just have to tap on read all button and this app
> reads to you the entire document at one go!
>
> Another best option I really enjoyed is that in whichever navigation
> you are working with say for instance, word, paragraph etc and if you
> missed out to listen, you can tap on repeat button and this app can
> repeat  that same occurance  again.
>
> To start using with this app, initially you have to choose between
> the engine installed on your mobile. If you have to read the document
> in Hindi, you have to select Google TTS or Vocaliser Lekha if
> installed. Just make sure that the tts with which you intend to read
> the file is different from the default TTS of your phone as you can
> not use the default engine to read the files. So once you make the
> selection of your prefered engine, you have to choose the voices i.e.
> languages like Hindi, English etc depending on the file you want to
> read. You need not make this selection everytime when you open this
> app as these settings are saved permanently unless you require to
> change the same.
>
> Another advantage of this app is especially for beginners who are
> finding difficulties reading the documents faster. So you need not go
> to the tts settings all the way  to make it slower. You can reduce the
> speed of your reading as per your convenience tapping on slower/faster
> on the app screen itself. While reading your document, if you wish to
> jump quickly on any desired page number at any time, you have to
> simply tap on go to page number button and your phone keyboard pops up
> at the bottom to enter the page number.
>
> This app also let you see the status of your file informing you the
> percentage of file you have red, current  page number etc.
>
> Currently, this app does not  supports pdf file so hoping to have this
> format added by them in the future.
>
> So if you are interested to try this app, you can use the following
> link to download it’s demo version. The app would work for two minutes
> after which it would close. Then you would have to open it again.
> The 2 minute restriction would be removed once the application is
> activated.
>
> This app is ideally suited for the students, working employees and
> each one of us who love to read the documents. I have liked 

Re: [AI] share my openion on mix and match regarding

[shraddha edke]

Hi.

Greetings…

The topic on the list triggered me too to write, as it reminded me
about the Term Paper(Secondary Research) carried out by me in my
second year PG Course on , CREATIVE TEACHING METHODS FOR SPECIAL NEEDS
CHILDREN!

Sharing with you all just a short relevant portion from it!

Meaning of Special Education
Special education refers to the teaching of learning-disabled students
in ways outside of the norm. This is done by giving students more
individual attention than they would normally receive. Therefore
special education programs are typically more expensive per capita
than their counterparts. Nowadays, it; is common for special education
training to be a requirement to become a certified teacher.
(M. L Dhawan, 2005).

ADVANTAGES OF SPECIAL EDUCATION
 Special Attention- Special schools provide students with individual
attention that they would likely not receive in public schools. As a
result, learning and development can occur more rapidly and children
are not ignored or neglected due to not being able to keep pace with
the rest of the class.
Teacher Training- Teachers in special schools are specifically trained
to deal with students with needs. They have the knowledge and tools
necessary to educate the students, and they have an understanding of
how students' disabilities affect their ability to learn. The teachers
also possess the patience needed to work with special students
Sense Of Belonging- Special schools promote a sense of inclusion among
the students. Rather than feeling like they are outsiders, special
students can bond with others with similar disabilities. This can help
them develop a sense of confidence and self-esteem.
DISADVANTAGES OF SPECIAL EDUCATION
Lack of Socialization- A disadvantage of this feeling of inclusion can
occur when the student attempts to return to public school or to
assimilate into regular society. They may have difficulty relating to
others who are not like them, so they may feel like outcasts. In some
instances, the student may not be able to function outside of the
school's environment.
Expense- Unlike public schools, special schools often require parents
to pay money out of their own pocket for their child to attend. If the
cost is prohibitive, the parents may not be able to provide the child
with the needed special attention. In some cases, grants or government
aid can help lessen the financial burden.
http://www.ehow.com/list_5970010_advantages-disadvantages-special-
schools.htm l#ixzz1E0yaZ300UG

CONCEPT AND MEANING OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION:
As we had seen above, there is Special Education approach which can be
adopted to teach the children with disability wherein the child will
be segregated from the normal school and will be given training
separately, while at the same time there is also an Inclusive
Education Approach which can be adopted where the Differently Abled
Child can be a part of a Normal School and can learn with the normal
children just by adopting certain Creative and Special techniques to
teach them. There has been a lot of talk about mainstreaming
differently abled students with normal student but teachers have to
have the special skills to teach these differently abled students for
which this paper will try to provide guidance.

Inclusive education means all learners, young people - with or without
disabilities being able to learn together in ordinary schools and
community educational setting with appropriate network of support
services. In inclusive education the needs of all learners are
addressed so that good education can be provided to all. However,
since the learners with disabilities form one of the largest groups
that are still out of the fold of general education, the target group,
therefore, on which this scheme will focus, would be learners with
disabilities. The term 'learners with disabilities' will cover visual
impairments (Blind and Low Vision), speech and hearing impairments,
Locomotor disabilities, neuromusculoskeltal neurodevelopmental
disorders including cerebral Palsy, Autism, mental retardation,
multiple disability and learning disabilities
(M. L Dhawan, 2005).

 ADVANTAGES OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
 Effective Learning- In inclusive education, children with and without
disabilities is all expected to study, learn, read, and write. By
having higher expectations for children with disabilities coupled with
good and effective instruction, they quickly learn academic skills.
Because the philosophy and mission of inclusive education is intended
to help all students to learn, all children in the class benefit from
the method of instruction. Based on evidence from the National Center
for Education Restructuring and Inclusion, children with disabilities
in the classroom tend to show academic achievement in several areas
including improved performance on mastery of IEP goals, standardized
tests, motivation to study and learn, overall good grades and
classroom behavior. Also, children with disabilities who are
instructed 

Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is now launched!

[Surya Prakash]

It seems promising. You have mentioned that you have bought the license of 
the app. What is the procedure and why are they not launching it on play 
store? I would also like to support the developer.


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On January 15, 2016 12:14:31 PM mukesh jain  wrote:


hello,
Recently, Sparsh Product Dehradun has launched most awaited and highly
useful  app called ‘Accessible Reader’ providing the navigational
support to read the files of various formats like txt, doc, docs, rtf
etc.

I have used this app successfully  on my mobile Moto X 2nd generation
running the android version  6  marshmello. The best advantage of this
app is that you need not to purchase the separate tts to make use of
this software unlike Voice Dream Reader which require you to purchase
the separate tts to read the files like doc docs etc. Also so far  we
do not have any app to read our files in Indian  languages like Hindi,
Marathi etc.

This app is completely free of any adds even running in demo or full version.

Once you open the app, you have the several options presented like
open the file to browse the files located on your mobile using your
integrated file manager, open the last file without repeating the
browse file option as it remembers the file history you have worked
earlier. Multiple  Reading options for instance, read by word,
sentence, paragraph, page and so on. You need to simply tap on your
desired choice and your prefered tts reads to you. It does remember
the last  reading speed of your document, position where you closed
the file so if you open the same file again, you are at the same
position to continue further.

If you are working on larger  documents and tired of reading and if
you would like to relax for sometime, it also gives you the option to
toggle on play/pause. If you require to read the whole document
continuously, you just have to tap on read all button and this app
reads to you the entire document at one go!

Another best option I really enjoyed is that in whichever navigation
you are working with say for instance, word, paragraph etc and if you
missed out to listen, you can tap on repeat button and this app can
repeat  that same occurance  again.

To start using with this app, initially you have to choose between
the engine installed on your mobile. If you have to read the document
in Hindi, you have to select Google TTS or Vocaliser Lekha if
installed. Just make sure that the tts with which you intend to read
the file is different from the default TTS of your phone as you can
not use the default engine to read the files. So once you make the
selection of your prefered engine, you have to choose the voices i.e.
languages like Hindi, English etc depending on the file you want to
read. You need not make this selection everytime when you open this
app as these settings are saved permanently unless you require to
change the same.

Another advantage of this app is especially for beginners who are
finding difficulties reading the documents faster. So you need not go
to the tts settings all the way  to make it slower. You can reduce the
speed of your reading as per your convenience tapping on slower/faster
on the app screen itself. While reading your document, if you wish to
jump quickly on any desired page number at any time, you have to
simply tap on go to page number button and your phone keyboard pops up
at the bottom to enter the page number.

This app also let you see the status of your file informing you the
percentage of file you have red, current  page number etc.

Currently, this app does not  supports pdf file so hoping to have this
format added by them in the future.

So if you are interested to try this app, you can use the following
link to download it’s demo version. The app would work for two minutes
after which it would close. Then you would have to open it again.
The 2 minute restriction would be removed once the application is
activated.

This app is ideally suited for the students, working employees and
each one of us who love to read the documents. I have liked it’s
features very much and purchased the licence for myself. Currently
this app has  not been launched on playstore so you have to contact
it’s developers Sparsh Products personally. Now the download link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B89WIL0ghBVhTXBPNnFlQXZkcDg/view?usp=sharing

so great initiative by Mr.  Abhinav from sparsh Products to make the
indian languages more accessible on our phone!

Thanks,


--
Regards,
Mukesh jain
Email:
mukesh.jai...@gmail.com
mukeshheerachandj...@ntpc.co.in
Skype: mukeshjain211
Mob: 09977165123
"Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them
master you. Let them teach you patience, sweetness, insight. "

Helen Keller


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normal children from an early age. It will help increase their
confidence level, improving their competency, and they will be able to
boldly express their talent before others. This will ultimately lead
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Re: [AI] share my openion on mix and match regarding

[sibi mohamed]

Here,in trivandrum some of selected schools are provided such accessibility
trainings,my son has studied in such normal school, as well as,..though he
is having partial vision and hearing loss... By studying in such
schools...kids can improve their confidence as you said is right
Siby
On 15-Jan-2016 3:59 pm, "Renuka Warriar Edakkunni" 
wrote:

> What about starting a devision for these children, in one or two
> school in a district by providing accessibility training?  This will
> empower them and help them to mingle with the normal students.
>
> Renuka.
>
> On 1/15/16, bala9119  wrote:
> > What we need to those who haven't got the opportunity to be educated
> > in the integrated school is a course or training on "behavior
> > modification." this is a looming problem among us. when we integrate
> > with the sighted world, we can easily avail this. otherwise, we need
> > to have a course or training on that. that can only help to avoid
> > prejudice.
> >
> > On 1/15/16, SHANKAR DIGUVAPALLI  wrote:
> >> On 1/15/16, bala9119  wrote:
> >>> Welll, an interesting topic which kindled me to write.
> >>> after finishing 10th standard in the special school in Tamil Medium,
> >>> I've joined Ramakrishna Mission Main Highersecondary School Chennai.
> >>> at that time, i am not aware of resource teachers and integrated
> >>> schools, just joined with sighted and pursued my 11th and 12th. in the
> >>> beginning I've enrolled myself into 11th standard Tamil Medium, later
> >>> some of my elders heard about JAWS and Computer hence told me to
> >>> change the medium of instruction to English. in Tamil Medium i had
> >>> History with Commerce and Accountancy but in English i have to choose
> >>> either Business Mathematics or Computer Science and I've opted for
> >>> Business Mathematics. that's where i learnt about life. the special
> >>> schools have turned me a strong Metal, but the integrated school only
> >>> made me a Sword. many of my teachers of the special school criticized
> >>> my intention to join in sighted school stating that the people will
> >>> psychologically abuse me, or i will not be in a position to bear the
> >>> negligence. unfortunate to their comments, my sighted friends turned
> >>> this new English learner to become the division topper in 12th
> >>> standard board exam. as a person failed in business maths in 11th
> >>> standard whent on to score school first in the board exam because of
> >>> the sighted friends who spent their Saturdays and sundays in coaching
> >>> me. apart from education, i've experienced equality in students
> >>> livelihood as i've learnt to bunk the classes. this may sound silly
> >>> but in my view every student must experience the thrill of it at least
> >>> once in their life which is rare in special schools. besides all, the
> >>> most important benefit i've gained from the integrated school is my
> >>> "right to sexual orientation." if you can be flexible with the
> >>> sighted, even Mathematics is not your problem.
> >>> cheers.
> >>> On 1/15/16, SHANKAR DIGUVAPALLI  wrote:
>  i studyed in an integrated school in venkatagiri i could mingle with
>  normal students. some of my normal friends learnt braille and wrote
>  notes in braille and helped me. there are problems in learning
>  mathematics i agree. but over all inclusive education gives an
>  opportunity to inclusive society. hope to discuss more on this topic.
> 
>  On 1/13/16, REKHA REVATHY  wrote:
> > Dear All
> > Hope all are doing good. Below I am pasteing my article published in
> > today's Hindu Business Line. Hope all will like it.
> > Mix and match
> > Rekha Revathy
> > On inclusive education for the differently-able
> > The concept of inclusion is considered important in all fields
> > nowadays. Inclusive education for differently-abled children is one
> > such attempt to include children with various kinds of disabilities
> in
> > normal schools
> > The idea is that through inclusive education, differently-abled
> > children will get an opportunity to mingle with normal children from
> > an early age. It will help increase their confidence level, improving
> > their competency, and they will be able to boldly express their
> talent
> > before others. This will ultimately lead to bringing the
> > differently-abled into the mainstream at at early age
> > That said, there are many challenges in the effective implementation
> > of this programme. I was a blind learner in a normal school in
> Kerala.
> > I was fully unaware of my community in my childhood
> > As a blind person, I was not able to learn Braille. In many
> > situations, I ended up having to identify my issues and discuss them
> > with my parents and teachers.
> > In my case I 

Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is now launched!

[gufran ahmed]

what is the is it totally free of cost? or do we have to pay some
amount at teh time of activation.

On 1/15/16, Sakshi Agrawal  wrote:
> Hello,
> Thanks for the information. I tried the app and is good, price is reasonable
> rs 550. To purchase the app you would need to contact sparsh products their
> email id is sparshprodu...@gmail.com
> I discussed with sparsh products and the application would be launched on
> playstore next week when the support for pdf is implemented. The users will
> get a free upgrade to the next version.
>
> Sakshi
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Surya Prakash
> Sent: 15 January 2016 16:30
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
> the disabled.
> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile
> is now launched!
>
> It seems promising. You have mentioned that you have bought the license of
> the app. What is the procedure and why are they not launching it on play
> store? I would also like to support the developer.
>
> Sent with AquaMail for Android
> http://www.aqua-mail.com
>
>
> On January 15, 2016 12:14:31 PM mukesh jain  wrote:
>
>> hello,
>> Recently, Sparsh Product Dehradun has launched most awaited and highly
>> useful  app called ‘Accessible Reader’ providing the navigational
>> support to read the files of various formats like txt, doc, docs, rtf
>> etc.
>>
>> I have used this app successfully  on my mobile Moto X 2nd generation
>> running the android version  6  marshmello. The best advantage of this
>> app is that you need not to purchase the separate tts to make use of
>> this software unlike Voice Dream Reader which require you to purchase
>> the separate tts to read the files like doc docs etc. Also so far  we
>> do not have any app to read our files in Indian  languages like Hindi,
>> Marathi etc.
>>
>> This app is completely free of any adds even running in demo or full
>> version.
>>
>> Once you open the app, you have the several options presented like
>> open the file to browse the files located on your mobile using your
>> integrated file manager, open the last file without repeating the
>> browse file option as it remembers the file history you have worked
>> earlier. Multiple  Reading options for instance, read by word,
>> sentence, paragraph, page and so on. You need to simply tap on your
>> desired choice and your prefered tts reads to you. It does remember
>> the last  reading speed of your document, position where you closed
>> the file so if you open the same file again, you are at the same
>> position to continue further.
>>
>> If you are working on larger  documents and tired of reading and if
>> you would like to relax for sometime, it also gives you the option to
>> toggle on play/pause. If you require to read the whole document
>> continuously, you just have to tap on read all button and this app
>> reads to you the entire document at one go!
>>
>> Another best option I really enjoyed is that in whichever navigation
>> you are working with say for instance, word, paragraph etc and if you
>> missed out to listen, you can tap on repeat button and this app can
>> repeat  that same occurance  again.
>>
>> To start using with this app, initially you have to choose between
>> the engine installed on your mobile. If you have to read the document
>> in Hindi, you have to select Google TTS or Vocaliser Lekha if
>> installed. Just make sure that the tts with which you intend to read
>> the file is different from the default TTS of your phone as you can
>> not use the default engine to read the files. So once you make the
>> selection of your prefered engine, you have to choose the voices i.e.
>> languages like Hindi, English etc depending on the file you want to
>> read. You need not make this selection everytime when you open this
>> app as these settings are saved permanently unless you require to
>> change the same.
>>
>> Another advantage of this app is especially for beginners who are
>> finding difficulties reading the documents faster. So you need not go
>> to the tts settings all the way  to make it slower. You can reduce the
>> speed of your reading as per your convenience tapping on slower/faster
>> on the app screen itself. While reading your document, if you wish to
>> jump quickly on any desired page number at any time, you have to
>> simply tap on go to page number button and your phone keyboard pops up
>> at the bottom to enter the page number.
>>
>> This app also let you see the status of your file informing you the
>> percentage of file you have red, current  page number etc.
>>
>> Currently, this app does not  supports pdf file so hoping to have this
>> format added by them in the future.
>>
>> So if you are interested to try this app, you can use the following
>> link to download it’s demo version. The app would work for two minutes
>> after 

Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is now launched!

[Sakshi Agrawal]

Its not free of cost. You need to pay rs 550 to get the activation code. 

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
gufran ahmed
Sent: 15 January 2016 19:02
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is 
now launched!

what is the is it totally free of cost? or do we have to pay some
amount at teh time of activation.

On 1/15/16, Sakshi Agrawal  wrote:
> Hello,
> Thanks for the information. I tried the app and is good, price is reasonable
> rs 550. To purchase the app you would need to contact sparsh products their
> email id is sparshprodu...@gmail.com
> I discussed with sparsh products and the application would be launched on
> playstore next week when the support for pdf is implemented. The users will
> get a free upgrade to the next version.
>
> Sakshi
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Surya Prakash
> Sent: 15 January 2016 16:30
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
> the disabled.
> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile
> is now launched!
>
> It seems promising. You have mentioned that you have bought the license of
> the app. What is the procedure and why are they not launching it on play
> store? I would also like to support the developer.
>
> Sent with AquaMail for Android
> http://www.aqua-mail.com
>
>
> On January 15, 2016 12:14:31 PM mukesh jain  wrote:
>
>> hello,
>> Recently, Sparsh Product Dehradun has launched most awaited and highly
>> useful  app called ‘Accessible Reader’ providing the navigational
>> support to read the files of various formats like txt, doc, docs, rtf
>> etc.
>>
>> I have used this app successfully  on my mobile Moto X 2nd generation
>> running the android version  6  marshmello. The best advantage of this
>> app is that you need not to purchase the separate tts to make use of
>> this software unlike Voice Dream Reader which require you to purchase
>> the separate tts to read the files like doc docs etc. Also so far  we
>> do not have any app to read our files in Indian  languages like Hindi,
>> Marathi etc.
>>
>> This app is completely free of any adds even running in demo or full
>> version.
>>
>> Once you open the app, you have the several options presented like
>> open the file to browse the files located on your mobile using your
>> integrated file manager, open the last file without repeating the
>> browse file option as it remembers the file history you have worked
>> earlier. Multiple  Reading options for instance, read by word,
>> sentence, paragraph, page and so on. You need to simply tap on your
>> desired choice and your prefered tts reads to you. It does remember
>> the last  reading speed of your document, position where you closed
>> the file so if you open the same file again, you are at the same
>> position to continue further.
>>
>> If you are working on larger  documents and tired of reading and if
>> you would like to relax for sometime, it also gives you the option to
>> toggle on play/pause. If you require to read the whole document
>> continuously, you just have to tap on read all button and this app
>> reads to you the entire document at one go!
>>
>> Another best option I really enjoyed is that in whichever navigation
>> you are working with say for instance, word, paragraph etc and if you
>> missed out to listen, you can tap on repeat button and this app can
>> repeat  that same occurance  again.
>>
>> To start using with this app, initially you have to choose between
>> the engine installed on your mobile. If you have to read the document
>> in Hindi, you have to select Google TTS or Vocaliser Lekha if
>> installed. Just make sure that the tts with which you intend to read
>> the file is different from the default TTS of your phone as you can
>> not use the default engine to read the files. So once you make the
>> selection of your prefered engine, you have to choose the voices i.e.
>> languages like Hindi, English etc depending on the file you want to
>> read. You need not make this selection everytime when you open this
>> app as these settings are saved permanently unless you require to
>> change the same.
>>
>> Another advantage of this app is especially for beginners who are
>> finding difficulties reading the documents faster. So you need not go
>> to the tts settings all the way  to make it slower. You can reduce the
>> speed of your reading as per your convenience tapping on slower/faster
>> on the app screen itself. While reading your document, if you wish to
>> jump quickly on any desired page number at any time, you have to
>> simply tap on go to page number button and your phone keyboard pops up
>> at the bottom to enter the page number.

Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is now launched!

[mukesh jain]

one best advantage of this app is that even you can deactivate the
same from one mobile and activate with the same licence on the other
phone even if  that phone has the different email account as primary
one.

generally, when you purchase any app and try to install it on the
other mobile with the same email account, the app works as licence one
but if you try to activate with other email account then the you have
to forgo with your licence apps.

so hoping to have best advantage of this feature.
thanks,



On 1/15/16, Sakshi Agrawal  wrote:
> Its not free of cost. You need to pay rs 550 to get the activation code.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of gufran ahmed
> Sent: 15 January 2016 19:02
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
> the disabled.
> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile
> is now launched!
>
> what is the is it totally free of cost? or do we have to pay some
> amount at teh time of activation.
>
> On 1/15/16, Sakshi Agrawal  wrote:
>> Hello,
>> Thanks for the information. I tried the app and is good, price is
>> reasonable
>> rs 550. To purchase the app you would need to contact sparsh products
>> their
>> email id is sparshprodu...@gmail.com
>> I discussed with sparsh products and the application would be launched on
>> playstore next week when the support for pdf is implemented. The users
>> will
>> get a free upgrade to the next version.
>>
>> Sakshi
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>> Behalf
>> Of Surya Prakash
>> Sent: 15 January 2016 16:30
>> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
>> the disabled.
>> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile
>> is now launched!
>>
>> It seems promising. You have mentioned that you have bought the license of
>> the app. What is the procedure and why are they not launching it on play
>> store? I would also like to support the developer.
>>
>> Sent with AquaMail for Android
>> http://www.aqua-mail.com
>>
>>
>> On January 15, 2016 12:14:31 PM mukesh jain 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> hello,
>>> Recently, Sparsh Product Dehradun has launched most awaited and highly
>>> useful  app called ‘Accessible Reader’ providing the navigational
>>> support to read the files of various formats like txt, doc, docs, rtf
>>> etc.
>>>
>>> I have used this app successfully  on my mobile Moto X 2nd generation
>>> running the android version  6  marshmello. The best advantage of this
>>> app is that you need not to purchase the separate tts to make use of
>>> this software unlike Voice Dream Reader which require you to purchase
>>> the separate tts to read the files like doc docs etc. Also so far  we
>>> do not have any app to read our files in Indian  languages like Hindi,
>>> Marathi etc.
>>>
>>> This app is completely free of any adds even running in demo or full
>>> version.
>>>
>>> Once you open the app, you have the several options presented like
>>> open the file to browse the files located on your mobile using your
>>> integrated file manager, open the last file without repeating the
>>> browse file option as it remembers the file history you have worked
>>> earlier. Multiple  Reading options for instance, read by word,
>>> sentence, paragraph, page and so on. You need to simply tap on your
>>> desired choice and your prefered tts reads to you. It does remember
>>> the last  reading speed of your document, position where you closed
>>> the file so if you open the same file again, you are at the same
>>> position to continue further.
>>>
>>> If you are working on larger  documents and tired of reading and if
>>> you would like to relax for sometime, it also gives you the option to
>>> toggle on play/pause. If you require to read the whole document
>>> continuously, you just have to tap on read all button and this app
>>> reads to you the entire document at one go!
>>>
>>> Another best option I really enjoyed is that in whichever navigation
>>> you are working with say for instance, word, paragraph etc and if you
>>> missed out to listen, you can tap on repeat button and this app can
>>> repeat  that same occurance  again.
>>>
>>> To start using with this app, initially you have to choose between
>>> the engine installed on your mobile. If you have to read the document
>>> in Hindi, you have to select Google TTS or Vocaliser Lekha if
>>> installed. Just make sure that the tts with which you intend to read
>>> the file is different from the default TTS of your phone as you can
>>> not use the default engine to read the files. So once you make the
>>> selection of your prefered engine, you have to choose the voices i.e.
>>> languages like Hindi, English etc depending on the file you want to
>>> read. You need 

[AI] auttomatic restarting of laptop

[viswanathan k]

friends
My Del laptop is getting auttomatically restarted whenever it is shut
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Re: [AI] Blind can record answers

[puneet soni]

yes, I am also not in favour of recording system. exam should be
accessible. writing method is good.

On 1/14/16, Saurabh Gupta  wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I am wondering and thinking that this problem could be easily with services
> which combine Speech to text and text to speech. It would work for English
> and some of the languages. And might not be very accurate but never the
> less would be able to server the purpose.
>
> I am an Android developer myself and have been working on app where one can
> upload the audio file or submit audio file url to get transcribed file back
> , translate transcriptions thus received to any language of choice, use
> text to speech to re-read this transcriptions. Ans since now it is text to
> speech, navigation becomes lot easier as app can control move by word, by
> paragraph, by sentences.
>
> If this solution could work I can definitely tailor made to suit the exam
> requirements. Looking forward to feedback from everyone on this forum if it
> works.
>
>
> Regards
>
> On Thu, Jan 14, 2016 at 9:09 AM, P. Subramani 
> wrote:
>
>> you are absolutely right on this,  I never meant to  condemn others
>> viewpoints,  my viewpoint is why not have choices and let the individual
>> have the choice
>> E-Mail:  subramani6...@gmail.com
>> Mob:  9738150192
>> Facebook: facebook.com/subu.subramani.16
>> - Original Message - From: "George Abraham" 
>> To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>> concerningthe disabled.'" 
>> Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2016 12:34 PM
>>
>> Subject: Re: [AI] Blind can record answers
>>
>>
>> There are different views on any subject. All may not agree with what is
>>> written on the list. They are free to express their views. Even the well
>>> settled persons also have thoughts that they are welcome to share. Such
>>> discussions give us perspectives.
>>>
>>> What one takes away from a discussion depends on how one looks at life.
>>> All the so called well placed people in this country have also struggled
>>> and faced up to challenges. What largely singles them out is their
>>> attitude
>>> and approach and willingness to adapt and innovate. Let us not condemn or
>>> look down on them.
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> Behalf Of P. Subramani
>>> Sent: 14 January 2016 12:12
>>> To: vedprakash.sha...@gmail.com; AccessIndia: a list for discussing
>>> accessibility and issuesconcerning the disabled.
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] Blind can record answers
>>>
>>> I don't understand the big fuss created on this topic, obviously
>>> computer-users will not resort to recording answers, most will definitely
>>> use scribes and only a few individuals as a last  option may opt for
>>> recording,  it should be individual's choice having varous options are by
>>> no
>>> means a bad thing
>>> E-Mail:  subramani6...@gmail.com
>>> Mob:  9738150192
>>> Facebook: facebook.com/subu.subramani.16
>>> - Original Message - From: "Vedprakash" <
>>> vedprakash.sha...@gmail.com>
>>> To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>>> concerningthe disabled.'" 
>>> Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2016 7:23 PM
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] Blind can record answers
>>>
>>>
>>> Tape-recording answers is dangerous.
 Firstly, the pronunciation part.
 I can furnish numerous examples in Hindi, where different people
 pronounce
 the same word differently due to regional considerations.
 Secondly, when we record an answer, little time is left for the process
 of
 thinking. Either you pause the recording frequently, or you have to
 speak
 flawlessly and continuously.
 During the recording, a shrill horn from a nearby vehicle may disturb
 the
 recording and the checker may not get the recording correctly.
 Many more such disturbances may occur resulting in a bad recording.
 Exciting Offers to Grab  Vedprakash Sharma

 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf Of Kakarla Nageswaraiah
 Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2016 6:30 PM
 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
 concerning
 the disabled. 
 Subject: Re: [AI] Blind can record answers

 What if the tape-recorder malfunctions?  In 2002, my typewriter didn't
 work when I went to DU to appear for the exams for the post of typist.
 Multiple options may be given to the blind for writing exams.  At the
 same
 time, teachers should prepare the students to the extent of securing
 good
 marks on their own without expecting the scribes to compensate for the
 poor preparation and/or negligence of the students.

 Regards.


 On 1/12/16, Vidhya Y 

Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is now launched!

[Surya Prakash]

hi,
we can use the play store apps on more than one phone using the same email 
ID. but perhaps this app will not work on more than one phone because the 
activation code will not  work on the second phone.



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On January 15, 2016 8:40:18 PM mukesh jain  wrote:


one best advantage of this app is that even you can deactivate the
same from one mobile and activate with the same licence on the other
phone even if  that phone has the different email account as primary
one.

generally, when you purchase any app and try to install it on the
other mobile with the same email account, the app works as licence one
but if you try to activate with other email account then the you have
to forgo with your licence apps.

so hoping to have best advantage of this feature.
thanks,



On 1/15/16, Sakshi Agrawal  wrote:

Its not free of cost. You need to pay rs 550 to get the activation code.

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of gufran ahmed
Sent: 15 January 2016 19:02
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile
is now launched!

what is the is it totally free of cost? or do we have to pay some
amount at teh time of activation.

On 1/15/16, Sakshi Agrawal  wrote:

Hello,
Thanks for the information. I tried the app and is good, price is
reasonable
rs 550. To purchase the app you would need to contact sparsh products
their
email id is sparshprodu...@gmail.com
I discussed with sparsh products and the application would be launched on
playstore next week when the support for pdf is implemented. The users
will
get a free upgrade to the next version.

Sakshi

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
Behalf
Of Surya Prakash
Sent: 15 January 2016 16:30
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile
is now launched!

It seems promising. You have mentioned that you have bought the license of
the app. What is the procedure and why are they not launching it on play
store? I would also like to support the developer.

Sent with AquaMail for Android
http://www.aqua-mail.com


On January 15, 2016 12:14:31 PM mukesh jain 
wrote:


hello,
Recently, Sparsh Product Dehradun has launched most awaited and highly
useful  app called ‘Accessible Reader’ providing the navigational
support to read the files of various formats like txt, doc, docs, rtf
etc.

I have used this app successfully  on my mobile Moto X 2nd generation
running the android version  6  marshmello. The best advantage of this
app is that you need not to purchase the separate tts to make use of
this software unlike Voice Dream Reader which require you to purchase
the separate tts to read the files like doc docs etc. Also so far  we
do not have any app to read our files in Indian  languages like Hindi,
Marathi etc.

This app is completely free of any adds even running in demo or full
version.

Once you open the app, you have the several options presented like
open the file to browse the files located on your mobile using your
integrated file manager, open the last file without repeating the
browse file option as it remembers the file history you have worked
earlier. Multiple  Reading options for instance, read by word,
sentence, paragraph, page and so on. You need to simply tap on your
desired choice and your prefered tts reads to you. It does remember
the last  reading speed of your document, position where you closed
the file so if you open the same file again, you are at the same
position to continue further.

If you are working on larger  documents and tired of reading and if
you would like to relax for sometime, it also gives you the option to
toggle on play/pause. If you require to read the whole document
continuously, you just have to tap on read all button and this app
reads to you the entire document at one go!

Another best option I really enjoyed is that in whichever navigation
you are working with say for instance, word, paragraph etc and if you
missed out to listen, you can tap on repeat button and this app can
repeat  that same occurance  again.

To start using with this app, initially you have to choose between
the engine installed on your mobile. If you have to read the document
in Hindi, you have to select Google TTS or Vocaliser Lekha if
installed. Just make sure that the tts with which you intend to read
the file is different from the default TTS of your phone as you can
not use the default engine to read the files. So once you make the
selection of your prefered engine, you have to choose the voices i.e.
languages like Hindi, English etc 

Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the mobile is now launched!

[mukesh jain]

in case you want to use this app on other phone, you have to first
deactivate the app from the first phone and then activate the app
again on other phone using the same activation code.

hope this clarifies the doubt.


On 1/15/16, Surya Prakash  wrote:
> hi,
> we can use the play store apps on more than one phone using the same email
> ID. but perhaps this app will not work on more than one phone because the
> activation code will not  work on the second phone.
>
>
> Sent with AquaMail for Android
> http://www.aqua-mail.com
>
>
> On January 15, 2016 8:40:18 PM mukesh jain  wrote:
>
>> one best advantage of this app is that even you can deactivate the
>> same from one mobile and activate with the same licence on the other
>> phone even if  that phone has the different email account as primary
>> one.
>>
>> generally, when you purchase any app and try to install it on the
>> other mobile with the same email account, the app works as licence one
>> but if you try to activate with other email account then the you have
>> to forgo with your licence apps.
>>
>> so hoping to have best advantage of this feature.
>> thanks,
>>
>>
>>
>> On 1/15/16, Sakshi Agrawal  wrote:
>>> Its not free of cost. You need to pay rs 550 to get the activation code.
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of gufran ahmed
>>> Sent: 15 January 2016 19:02
>>> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>>> concerning
>>> the disabled.
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the
>>> mobile
>>> is now launched!
>>>
>>> what is the is it totally free of cost? or do we have to pay some
>>> amount at teh time of activation.
>>>
>>> On 1/15/16, Sakshi Agrawal  wrote:
 Hello,
 Thanks for the information. I tried the app and is good, price is
 reasonable
 rs 550. To purchase the app you would need to contact sparsh products
 their
 email id is sparshprodu...@gmail.com
 I discussed with sparsh products and the application would be launched
 on
 playstore next week when the support for pdf is implemented. The users
 will
 get a free upgrade to the next version.

 Sakshi

 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf
 Of Surya Prakash
 Sent: 15 January 2016 16:30
 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
 concerning
 the disabled.
 Subject: Re: [AI] accessible reader to read indian languages on the
 mobile
 is now launched!

 It seems promising. You have mentioned that you have bought the license
 of
 the app. What is the procedure and why are they not launching it on play
 store? I would also like to support the developer.

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 On January 15, 2016 12:14:31 PM mukesh jain 
 wrote:

> hello,
> Recently, Sparsh Product Dehradun has launched most awaited and highly
> useful  app called ‘Accessible Reader’ providing the navigational
> support to read the files of various formats like txt, doc, docs, rtf
> etc.
>
> I have used this app successfully  on my mobile Moto X 2nd generation
> running the android version  6  marshmello. The best advantage of this
> app is that you need not to purchase the separate tts to make use of
> this software unlike Voice Dream Reader which require you to purchase
> the separate tts to read the files like doc docs etc. Also so far  we
> do not have any app to read our files in Indian  languages like Hindi,
> Marathi etc.
>
> This app is completely free of any adds even running in demo or full
> version.
>
> Once you open the app, you have the several options presented like
> open the file to browse the files located on your mobile using your
> integrated file manager, open the last file without repeating the
> browse file option as it remembers the file history you have worked
> earlier. Multiple  Reading options for instance, read by word,
> sentence, paragraph, page and so on. You need to simply tap on your
> desired choice and your prefered tts reads to you. It does remember
> the last  reading speed of your document, position where you closed
> the file so if you open the same file again, you are at the same
> position to continue further.
>
> If you are working on larger  documents and tired of reading and if
> you would like to relax for sometime, it also gives you the option to
> toggle on play/pause. If you require to read the whole document
> continuously, you just have to tap on read all button and this app
> reads to you the entire 

Re: [AI] [Mobile.AI] How is KNFB Reader better than otherfree scan apps?

[mukesh jain]

Hello,
Sparsh product has developed such type of stand called OCR stand which
lets you adjust your phone to align the book or any printed matterial
with the your mobile  camera so that you can capture the entire view
of the document. Then you can make use of this stand to perform any
OCR on it with the help of any OCR apps installed on your mobile.

You can watch the short demonstration of this stand from the following link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B89WIL0ghBVhT0UzbEE1Skc1SXc/view?usp=sharing

The price of the stand is Rs. 2800/- including courier charges.

In case of any query, you can contact them directly.

Thanks,



On 12/23/15, madhu  wrote:
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of mukesh jain
> Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 2015 9:31 AM
> To: B. R. Nautial; AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and
> issues concerning the disabled.
> Subject: Re: [AI] [Mobile.AI] How is KNFB Reader better than otherfree scan
> apps?
>
> hello,
> as Xmas and new year sales, it is available for rs.4650 after applying
> 25% discount till 4th january.
>
>
> On 12/23/15, B. R. Nautial  wrote:
>> its almost Rs.6200 right now.
>> - Original Message -
>> From: "madhu" 
>> To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>> concerningthe disabled.'" 
>> Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 2015 10:28 PM
>> Subject: Re: [AI] [Mobile.AI] How is KNFB Reader better than otherfree
> scan
>>
>> apps?
>>
>>
>>>I want to know cost of KNFB reader.
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of Prashant Ranjan Verma
>>> Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 2015 10:21 PM
>>> To: 'Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
>>> phones and Tabs. '; 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility
>>> and
>>> issues concerning the disabled.'
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] [Mobile.AI] How is KNFB Reader better than other free
>>> scan
>>> apps?
>>>
>>> KNFB is better due to three reasons.
>>> 1. it helps the blind take a better picture of the object. There is
>>> field
>>>
>>> of
>>> view and tilt guidance feature which enables even a totally blind to
>>> take
>>> photo of the complete page with good focus. With other OCR apps, blind
>>> person is never sure if the complete page  is fitting into the picture.
>>> .
>>> 2. the recognition engine of KNFB are far better than any other OCR app.
>>> 3. KNFB has features  for reading and navigating the recognized   text.
>>> Reading with in-built TTS or screen reader is easy.
>>>
>>> I use it to demo the power of technology. Everyone is amazed to see its
>>> performance. Some people commented that blind are not "blind" now. They
>>> can
>>> instantly read print.
>>>
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
>>> Vamshi.
>>> G
>>> Sent: 22 December 2015 20:01
>>> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>>> concerning
>>> the disabled.
>>> Cc: mobile.accessin...@accessindia.org.in
>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] [AI] How is KNFB Reader better than other free
>>> scan
>>> apps?
>>>
>>> Yes, A4 papers can be easily scanned.  I have recently started using it.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 12/22/15, Pranav Lal  wrote:
 The scanning area is determined by the field of view of the camera and
 not its size. I believe a4 sized sheets can indeed be scanned with it.

 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf Of Kotian, H P
 Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 2015 12:19 PM
 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
 concerning the disabled. 
 Cc: mobile.accessin...@accessindia.org.in
 Subject: Re: [AI] How is KNFB Reader better than other free scan apps?

 All
 Just to clarify, KNFB reader is an app running on both Iphone and
 Android.
 Hence, it should be discussed on the mobile.AI list. Request members
 to continue this thread there. I am marking a cc on the Mobile.ai
 list.
 Secondly, I understandsome phone stands are also available abroad to
 fascilitate better scan alignment problem.
  Finally, this should not be looked as a primary scanning tool. It is
 designed for casual use for quickly reading menues in a restaurant,
 bills etc.
 Regards
 Harish Kotian


 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf Of sanjay
 Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 2015 10:44 AM
 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and
 issuesconcerning the disabled.
 Subject: Re: [AI] [Bulk] Re: How is KNFB 

Re: [AI] Blind can record answers

[Vidhya Y]

Hi Saurab,
I have explored few services where audio file can be translated to Text,
however, as you pointed out that, the solution may not be accurate,
just wondering if it can be used for something important like Exams?
in exams, accuracy is the main concern, even if the blind use Scribes!

On 1/15/16, puneet soni  wrote:
> yes, I am also not in favour of recording system. exam should be
> accessible. writing method is good.
>
> On 1/14/16, Saurabh Gupta  wrote:
>> Hi Guys,
>>
>> I am wondering and thinking that this problem could be easily with
>> services
>> which combine Speech to text and text to speech. It would work for English
>> and some of the languages. And might not be very accurate but never the
>> less would be able to server the purpose.
>>
>> I am an Android developer myself and have been working on app where one
>> can
>> upload the audio file or submit audio file url to get transcribed file
>> back
>> , translate transcriptions thus received to any language of choice, use
>> text to speech to re-read this transcriptions. Ans since now it is text to
>> speech, navigation becomes lot easier as app can control move by word, by
>> paragraph, by sentences.
>>
>> If this solution could work I can definitely tailor made to suit the exam
>> requirements. Looking forward to feedback from everyone on this forum if
>> it
>> works.
>>
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> On Thu, Jan 14, 2016 at 9:09 AM, P. Subramani 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> you are absolutely right on this,  I never meant to  condemn others
>>> viewpoints,  my viewpoint is why not have choices and let the individual
>>> have the choice
>>> E-Mail:  subramani6...@gmail.com
>>> Mob:  9738150192
>>> Facebook: facebook.com/subu.subramani.16
>>> - Original Message - From: "George Abraham" 
>>> To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>>> concerningthe disabled.'" 
>>> Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2016 12:34 PM
>>>
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] Blind can record answers
>>>
>>>
>>> There are different views on any subject. All may not agree with what is
 written on the list. They are free to express their views. Even the well
 settled persons also have thoughts that they are welcome to share. Such
 discussions give us perspectives.

 What one takes away from a discussion depends on how one looks at life.
 All the so called well placed people in this country have also struggled
 and faced up to challenges. What largely singles them out is their
 attitude
 and approach and willingness to adapt and innovate. Let us not condemn
 or
 look down on them.

 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf Of P. Subramani
 Sent: 14 January 2016 12:12
 To: vedprakash.sha...@gmail.com; AccessIndia: a list for discussing
 accessibility and issuesconcerning the disabled.
 Subject: Re: [AI] Blind can record answers

 I don't understand the big fuss created on this topic, obviously
 computer-users will not resort to recording answers, most will
 definitely
 use scribes and only a few individuals as a last  option may opt for
 recording,  it should be individual's choice having varous options are
 by
 no
 means a bad thing
 E-Mail:  subramani6...@gmail.com
 Mob:  9738150192
 Facebook: facebook.com/subu.subramani.16
 - Original Message - From: "Vedprakash" <
 vedprakash.sha...@gmail.com>
 To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
 concerningthe disabled.'" 
 Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2016 7:23 PM
 Subject: Re: [AI] Blind can record answers


 Tape-recording answers is dangerous.
> Firstly, the pronunciation part.
> I can furnish numerous examples in Hindi, where different people
> pronounce
> the same word differently due to regional considerations.
> Secondly, when we record an answer, little time is left for the process
> of
> thinking. Either you pause the recording frequently, or you have to
> speak
> flawlessly and continuously.
> During the recording, a shrill horn from a nearby vehicle may disturb
> the
> recording and the checker may not get the recording correctly.
> Many more such disturbances may occur resulting in a bad recording.
> Exciting Offers to Grab  Vedprakash Sharma
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
> Behalf Of Kakarla Nageswaraiah
> Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2016 6:30 PM
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
> concerning
> the disabled. 
> Subject: Re: [AI] Blind can record answers
>
> What if the tape-recorder 

[AI] Tiguhuhhghhhjhjhuu

[Sonal Singhal]

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Re: [AI] (no subject)

[Sameer]

The Mumbai High Court has stayed the GR issued by the Maharashtra State 
government. Pasting the news article below.


Stay on adult writer sop for special kids
Mumbai:

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/Stay-on-adult-writer-sop-for-special-kids/articleshow/50568590.cms

The Bombay high court on Wednesday stayed the Maharashtra government's 
resolution providing adult writers during examinations for students with

special needs.

On January 8, the state issued a government resolution changing the 
concessions available for students with special needs during examination. 
Among the
key changes that the state introduced were providing adult writers for 
students with special needs during the board exams and extending all 
provisions

to school exams from class I to IX.

Psychiatrist Harish Shetty, who is on the high court's expert panel said, 
"Though we welcome the state's endeavour to improve the life of children 
with
disability, the use of adult writers for all students with special needs is 
a cause for concern. We pointed this out to the court on Wednesday. This 
needs

to be debated with state."

The HC was hearing a suo motu public interest litigation on the issue of 
difficulties faced by children with learning disability. The PIL was taken 
up
after news reports last year stated that National Institute of Open 
Schooling had sought to deny writers to students with LD without any notice 
to parents

about a change in rules

According to new set of concessions, the students were going to be able to 
avail the service of an adult writer during the class X and XII board 
examination.
The writer would be provided as required and cannot be the student's parents 
or family members. The writer must be approved by the school after 
verification.
For school examinations, students will be able to avail of a writer, a year 
younger. However, according to Dr Shetty schools and students may misuse 
this

provision and use adult writers even when not necessary.

The changes in provisions were made according to the suggestions made by a 
committee of experts formed under Gangadhar Mhamane, chairperson, 
Maharashtra

State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.

Regards
Mr. Sameer Latey,
Mumbai, India
-Original Message- 
From: Tanya

Sent: Monday, January 11, 2016 4:34 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Cc: ta...@tanyacomputercentre.com
Subject: [AI] (no subject)


Hey access Indians,

Hope you are doing great and 2016's been treating you well. I recently got 
to know that Maharashtra Board for Education has relaxed the writer's 
guidelines. As per the new rule, students can take any individual (not a 
relative) as their writer. Please share with me the GR for the same.



   Cheers!

Tanya

Celebrating Louis Braill birthday, Jan. 4th.

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Re: [AI] accessibility of MS access

[Pranav Lal]

Hi,

What is the exact problem that you are having?

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
sanjay
Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2016 1:05 PM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning the
disabled. 
Subject: [AI] accessibility of MS access

Friends,
I was able to use ms access in Office xp and office 2003.  From Office 2007
onwards, I am struggling to create tables in ms access.
If anybody is using ms access from office 2007 onwards, please guide me.
thanks.

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Re: [AI] Invitation to witness the First T-20 Asia Cup Cricket Tournament for blind at Kochi, Kerala

[Pranav Lal]

Is there going to be a commentary of the match for those who cannot attend?

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Re: [AI] Fw: Requesting to support the issue

[Umesha S E]

enough, unnecessary politics. is there any attempt towards telling
Modi in a healthy manner that the term "Divyang" is not right to
describe disabled?

Umesha S E

On 1/1/16, vivek doddamani  wrote:
> true, PM has not completely order Divyang just he had suggested the
> word this means he is concerned about disabled persons, you people why
> did youpick up the matter of word disabled, disable means we are not
> abled persons that means useless but till date why sareen sir agreed
> for the word Disabled this is just foolishness.
>
> On 1/1/16, Aaruni Sharma  wrote:
>> Hi, I completely agree with your observations. Is it not a great thing
>> that
>> the PM is taking every section on board his development agenda? How many
>> PMs in the past have talked about disability affairs in their speeches?
>> Our
>> PM is very active on social platforms and we can easily communicate our
>> objections to him. On another note,  many terms are being refashioned and
>> this whole affair is also a part of the exercise it seems.
>>
>> On 31 December 2015 at 15:53, Vedprakash 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> We may agree or disagree with the term  divyang, we cannot question
>>> Modi's
>>> intention over the term.
>>> He does not have any personal grudges with the disabled. Neither has he
>>> got
>>> any quarrels to settle with them. But he gave the term to his best
>>> wisdom.
>>> It is a different issue whether or not we accept it.
>>> So, we should debate it in a healthy manner. Let us keep away the
>>> politics
>>> or Modi from the debate.
>>> Yes, I also think that the word does not describe the disabled in real
>>> sense. We can continue with the present word or may search for a new
>>> one.
>>> Let us focus upon these lines.
>>>
>>> Exciting Offers to Grab  Vedprakash Sharma
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of Avichal Bhatnagar
>>> Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2015 2:38 PM
>>> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>>> concerning
>>> the disabled. 
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] Fw: Requesting to support the issue
>>>
>>> Petty politics in the disability sector is the biggest hindrance in the
>>> growth of the disabled.
>>> People use such opportunities to assert their political ideologies
>>> rather
>>> than utilizing them for a better tomorrow.
>>> Instead of drafting such hardcore petitions, the better way would have
>>> been
>>> to write him a letter by first thanking for mentioning about the
>>> disabled,
>>> and then explaining about how such a term is not required.
>>>
>>>
>>> On 12/31/15, Umesha S E  wrote:
>>> > rightly said by Ved prakash. in another thread, people referred to it
>>> > as hatefull usage. I don't find any reason for modi to have hatred
>>> > towards disabled. I also disagree with the term divyang.
>>> >
>>> > On 12/31/15, Vedprakash  wrote:
>>> >> Although I do not agree to the word "divyang" however, I do not
>>> >> understand as to how have we been insulted by the suggestion of Modi.
>>> >> Modi coined a term for us. We do not agree with it. That is all.
>>> >> But attaching hatefulness, insult etc with it is nothing but our
>>> >> political expressions.
>>> >> Let us not play politics with our own selves.
>>> >> We must display our disagreement to the term at all available
>>> >> platforms.
>>> >> But
>>> >> abusing Modi for it serves no purpose.
>>> >> There is no evidence that Modi coined the term out of some personal
>>> >> illwill towards the disabled. He may not have foreseen the
>>> >> consequences of using such term. But his ignorance cannot be termed
>>> >> as his sin.
>>> >>
>>> >> Exciting Offers to Grab  Vedprakash Sharma
>>> >>
>>> >> -Original Message-
>>> >> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> >> Behalf Of Vikas Kapoor
>>> >> Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2015 5:26 PM
>>> >> To: Access India 
>>> >> Subject: [AI] Fw: Requesting to support the issue
>>> >>
>>> >> - Original Message -
>>> >> From: r k sarin
>>> >> To: sachi57si...@gmail.com
>>> >> Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2015 7:11 PM
>>> >> Subject: Requesting to support the issue
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> The President,
>>> >> JNUTA, Jawaharlal Nehru University
>>> >>
>>> >> Dear Comrade,
>>> >>
>>> >> On behalf of the Progressive Society for the Sightless Persons, we
>>> >> are seeking your support not only to uphold our view but take up this
>>> >> issue at all possible levels as the Prime Minister has insulted us
>>> >> our earned credibility by calling us DIVYANG instead of Viklang. This
>>> >> is true we are disabled due to one or the other challenge but we have
>>> >> acquired with the support of our parents, teachers and various
>>> >> societies/organisations/associations and social actions. Nobody