[Athen] Help!! Low vision and music scores

Patrick Burke burke at ucla.edu
Wed Apr 16 12:52:45 PDT 2014


Let the record show that Bill McCann does have a low-vision solution.
Sounds to me like a high-roller option: a portable flat-panel unit
called Lime Lighter Leggiero. Marketed to performers, so aiming for
the speed & portability that they would need.

Unfortunately the Dancing Dots site is down at the moment...

Patrick

At 11:01 AM 4/16/2014, Wink Harner wrote:


>Both Sibelius and Coda Finale have screen enlargement capabilities

>and are commonly used in music composition classes & orchestral

>scores. See what your music department is using for this class.

>Could be THIS would be the accommodation needed for the class. Also

>possible to get the software on a tablet for mobility purposes for

>her. Worth a look-see, in any case, Heidi. Then ask Bill at Dancing

>Dots (smile).

>

>Wink






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>Southern Oregon University

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>From: athen-list

>[mailto:athen-list-bounces at mailman13.u.washington.edu] On Behalf Of Heidi Scher

>Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 10:40 AM

>To: ATHEN listserv

>Subject: [Athen] Help!! Low vision and music scores

>

>Hello all,

>

>I'm needing your expertise and ideas on some accommodation options

>for a student we have. She has low vision, uses screen

>magnification. She is registered for a music orchestration course,

>in which she will have to read orchestra scores. Thus, screen

>enlargement won't work for her to be able to see multiple lines of

>the score. The only option I can think of is Dancing Dots. But music

>and a student with low vision to this extent is not a combination

>with which I've dealt in the past.

>

>Any thoughts or ideas on how we can accommodate her? Because of the

>program that she is in, this is a fundamental course for her degree.

>

>Many thanks for any assistance you can provide!!

>

>Heidi

>

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