It seems to me that part of the real issue between Braille Books and speech(recorded books) (long ago and far away) when speech started out was a time, (production) and an economic issue. It was cheaper to record material, faster and could reach a majority of people. Like most Braille users, I use a combination of Braille and recorded materials to meet my needs. There is a place for Braille and Assistive technology, they are certainly not mutually exclusive. I do wish computers had been invented when I was going for my secondary education, my career choices would have been broadened. Patricia Kelly
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