[Athen] RE: Blind user needs to use Dragon...

[Susan Kelmer]

Thanks, Robert.  Wow, is it pricey.

Susan Kelmer
Alternate Format Coordinator
Disability Services
University of Colorado
303-735-4836

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Subject: [Athen] RE: Blind user needs to use Dragon...

You need J-Say.  It replaced JAW Bone.



Robert Lee Beach
Assistive Technology Specialist
Kansas City Kansas Community College
7250 State Avenue
Kansas City, KS  66112
913-288-7671
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Subject: [Athen] Blind user needs to use Dragon...

Years ago, there was this amazing software called Jawbone that allowed Dragon Naturally Speaking and Jaws to work together.  I have a blind student with an injury to her hand, and she is having a difficult time typing with only one hand.  We would like her to be able to use Dragon, but there is just no way for me to get them to interface together so she can even get through the training.

Any suggestions?

Susan Kelmer
Alternate Format Coordinator
Disability Services
University of Colorado
303-735-4836

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