[AERNet] technology question

Robert Jaquiss rjaquiss at earthlink.net
Wed Jan 3 11:30:50 EST 2007


Hello:

     I would suggest contacting AI Squared and check on the actual contract or if ZoomText can be run from a thumb drive. A rolling backpack might make it easier to move the laptop on the level. Not sure about the stairs, this sounds like a question for an occupational therapist.

Regards,

Robert Jaquiss

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: nancymuldrew at comcast.net 
  To: sstokes at lps.org ; Sheila Amato 
  Cc: AERNET 
  Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 8:12 AM
  Subject: Re: [AERNet] technology question


  HI,
  Have you tried a back pack to carry the laptop?
  Is it too heavy or too much to carry?
  Nancy Muldrew, TVI, Massachusetts
  --
  nancymuldrew at comcast.net 
  617-923-9215 
  c-617-962-8285

    -------------- Original message -------------- 
    From: sstokes at lps.org 

    > Happy New Year! 
    > Quick question. 
    > I am currently working with a H.S. student who has had several strokes. She has 
    > been identified as deaf-blind and has started using a cane. No hearing in one 
    > ear, mild loss in other ear, no vision in one eye and hemianopsia in other eye, 
    > one half of body is effected so she has use of one arm and walks with a limp. 
    > We have gotten her started with a laptop with zoomtext on it but we have run 
    > into difficulties with her carrying the laptop home and climbing stairs. 
    > Does anyone have suggestions of a way that she could get Zoomtext home to do 
    > homework? The district is telling us she can't install the program at home. We 
    > have talked about her using a memory stick to carry files. 
    > Another pr ogram or device that is lighter and can be carried home and around 
    > school? She is very visual so a braille notetaker did not work. 
    > Thanks in advance 


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