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Verbal View of the Net and Web
Verbal View from APH is a series of comprehensive tutorials covering a variety of computer software topics designed for students and professionals who are visually impaired and blind.
Verbal View™ of the Net and Web tutorial explains how to access information on the internet and teaches accessibility features of Microsoft Internet Explorer®, features of various search engines, and using web-based data. Covers such topics as:
• Connecting to the internet and following links on web pages
• Reading web pages that may seem inaccessible
• Sending and receiving e-mail and accessing intranets
• Much more
Basic knowledge of Windows is required, but not experience with the Net or the Web. The Verbal View series emphasizes the use of the keyboard and some topics omitted from most books are discussed at length because they greatly benefit blind users. This tutorial comes on CD-ROM in DAISY 3.0 full-text, full-audio format, and also includes Microsoft Word®, HTML, contracted braille, and text versions.
Additional Information:
Running Verbal View Tutorials
Verbal View tutorials each come on a CD-ROM with files in the following formats: DAISY 3.0 full-text, full-audio format, Microsoft Word, HTML, contracted braille file, and text file.
Verbal View tutorials each come on a CD-ROM with files in the following formats: DAISY 3.0 full-text, full-audio format, Microsoft Word, HTML, contracted braille file, and text file.
The DAISY version plays on any Digital Talking Book (DTB) player that supports DAISY 3.0, including APH's Book Port Plus, BookSense, Pocket, Victor Reader Stream, and the National Library Service DTB player. The CD-ROM includes APH's Book Wizard Reader software that you may use to read the DAISY versions of the tutorial on a Windows PC.
Requirements to Run Book Wizard Reader:
- PC-compatible computer running at least Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7, or later
- 10 MB disk space
- Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
- Sound card and speakers
- CD-ROM drive
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