Input on deaf-blindness to open source planning conference

[Gregg Vanderheiden]

I am flying to an open-source software planning conference.

what would help advance Deaf-Blindness accessibility 

I have

1)  all info in real text (no images of text)

2)  open source drivers for all braille printers 

3)  a time when any braille display can be plugged into any device and work 

4)  strong   Deafness and Blindness access features built-in, free, or very low cost

5)  wherever blind access is possible - deaf blind access is possible

Does anyone on the list have something they would like to have me add or mention particularly as a priority for DB access?

Gregg

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Gregg Vanderheiden Ph.D.

Director Trace R&D Center

Professor Industrial & Systems Engineering

and Biomedical Engineering

University of Wisconsin-Madison

 

[Sanjay Shah]

Dear Gregg,
 
Thank you very much for keeping the flow of your emails on deaf-blind activities.
 
We just moved to another house.  Our luggages are overloaded, overcrowded, and disorganized in the house.  We are unpacking, steamling, arranging and placing in order.  It takes a long while as usual.
 
Please specify what I can do on my part if urgent.  I will go through your emails otherwise after everything is settled down.
 
Thank you very much once again for kindly thinking of me.  Please tell specific tasks I can do at urgency at present time.
 
My father conveys his regards to you.
 
Sanjay with regards.
 
 

 

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From: g...@trace.wisc.edu
To: rtf-...@googlegroups.com
Subject: [rtf-dbdg] Input on deaf-blindness to open source planning conference
Date: Sun, 9 Aug 2009 15:16:56 -0500

[Gregg Vanderheiden]

Hi Sanjay,

    Go ahead and get unpacked.  Then look at the posts I made asking a series of questions.   They would be a good place to start the discussion.

 in the meantime I will start another thread you can comment on as well

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