Reading eBraille with an iPhone Presenter: Karen Keninger, - PDF document

Reading eBraille with an iPhone Presenter: Karen Keninger, Director National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, United States of America

Radiance of Tomorrow ; iBooks

Scrolling must be disabled in the appearance view

To open a book, go first to Library, then Purchased Books

Formatted text in the screen is lost in the braille display

If all you want to do is linear reading, iBook works fine

Voice Dream allows you to listen to a book or read it using a braille display

Voice Dream has many of the same issues as iBooks

Kindle menu

The Pacific and Other Stories , read with Kindle

What a braille reader sees using Kindle

Kindle allows you to pan to the bottom and go back and forth without losing your place

Only one key stroke is needed to turn the page

Next page

NLS BARD Mobile

National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, ww.w.loc.gov/nls (202) 707-5100 nls@loc.gov