sounds like a good topic for a screencast http://screencasts.ubuntu.com I haven't done one of these myself, but it sounds like fun to do.
Alan. On Thu, 2010-06-24 at 16:57 +0100, Eleanor Smyth wrote: > Hello! > > Camara (www.camara.ie) refurbishes old computers, sends them out to > Africa and sets up learning centres. At the moment we are trying to > make our Linux computers more accesible for students that are living > with disabilities. After much debate, we decided to stick with the > accessibity features already on Linux. > > The computers, already in Africa have various versions of Ubuntu, this > means that Ocra functions to various degrees in the schools. We > discovered that the speech on older versions of ocra was very fast and > difficult to understand So, we want to update ocra by sending out a > C.D with the latest version of orca to the schools in Africa and > update orca when refurbishing the computers going out. > > With that done, we need to train our teachers on how to update orca > (for the computers already sent out) and write up a manual on how to > use ocra within the classroom. This is where we'll have to call upon > some help. Setting up the accessibity features is difficult for > someone who has very basic computer skills. > > Are there any good tutorials (audio and visual) out there that we > could use? Any additional info that we should be aware of? All > comments/material will be much appreciated. > > Kind Regards, > Eleanor > > > > -- > Eleanor Smyth > Disability Officer Camara > E-mail: [email protected] > > Camara Education > The Digital Hub, 10-13 Thomas Street, Dublin 8. > T: 0861217893 > www.camara.ie > > -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
