Greetings,
It's not likely that you'll be able to access Google Classroom or any other
Google App via the BrailleNote Apex's web-browser. This device uses a
proprietary web-browser that was developed in 2008 and runs on an operating
system no longer supported by Microsoft. You may be able to use the Apex as
a Braille display accessing Google Classroom through an iDevice, assuming
that you can establish a stable connection between the devices. The newer
Braillenote Touch is Android-based and does a much better job on the Google
Classroom front.
Warmest Regards:
Larry L. Lewis, Jr.
President and Founder
Flying Blind, LLC
Office Phone: +1 (216) 381-8107
Fax: +1 (216) 502-3353
E-Mail
Visit Flying Blind on the Web
Shop for High Tech and Low Tech Products In The Flying Blind Product Store
And Connect with Flying Blind on Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn
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Subject: [AERNet] BrailleNote Apex and Google Classrooms
I am new to BrailleNote Apex and using with high school student. Her Spanish
teacher just asked me if my student could use Google Classroom just like her
sighted students do, using BrailleNote Apex--reading materials teacher posts
and student submitting her assignments. Please assist me.
Thanks,
Diane, TVI
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Greetings,
It's not likely that you'll be able to access Google Classroom or any other
Google App via the BrailleNote Apex's web-browser. This device uses a
proprietary web-browser that was developed in 2008 and runs on an operating
system no longer supported by Microsoft. You may be able to use the Apex as
a Braille display accessing Google Classroom through an iDevice, assuming
that you can establish a stable connection between the devices. The newer
Braillenote Touch is Android-based and does a much better job on the Google
Classroom front.
Warmest Regards:
Larry L. Lewis, Jr.
President and Founder
Flying Blind, LLC
Office Phone: +1 (216) 381-8107
Fax: +1 (216) 502-3353
E-Mail
Visit Flying Blind on the Web
Shop for High Tech and Low Tech Products In The Flying Blind Product Store
And Connect with Flying Blind on Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn
-----Original Message-----
From: AERNet [mailto:aernet-bounces@lists.aerbvi.org] On Behalf Of
dmoshenrose@ca.rr.com
Sent: Saturday, February 3, 2018 3:12 PM
To: aernet@lists.aerbvi.org
Subject: [AERNet] BrailleNote Apex and Google Classrooms
I am new to BrailleNote Apex and using with high school student. Her Spanish
teacher just asked me if my student could use Google Classroom just like her
sighted students do, using BrailleNote Apex--reading materials teacher posts
and student submitting her assignments. Please assist me.
Thanks,
Diane, TVI
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