Teaching Computer Skills to Visually Impaired Students
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Teaching Computer Skills to Visually Impaired Students
~EN NWISBN: 9783330051263 bzw. 3330051264, vermutlich in Englisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Lieferzeit: 11 Tage, zzgl. Versandkosten.
With the increasing number of disabled work force working in the corporate sector, Assistive technologies play a very important role in training and development. It is necessary now to have new generation of Information Society products and Training Models to train the disabled workforce in an organization, that ensures full access, participation and equality for all the people including the disabled persons, and to implement new and cost-effective solutions for them. By the way of this research, the researcher has developed a training model to impart IT knowledge and skills to visually impaired students. Feedback related to Orca, an open screen reader was collected from its end-users. It was also compared with three different screen readers on 8 different parameters before using it as one of the technology components of the developed training model. The model has been tested successfully to train undergraduate visually impaired students, using both open source and proprietary technology. However to keep the cost of the training process, low the users are advised to use open source technology.
With the increasing number of disabled work force working in the corporate sector, Assistive technologies play a very important role in training and development. It is necessary now to have new generation of Information Society products and Training Models to train the disabled workforce in an organization, that ensures full access, participation and equality for all the people including the disabled persons, and to implement new and cost-effective solutions for them. By the way of this research, the researcher has developed a training model to impart IT knowledge and skills to visually impaired students. Feedback related to Orca, an open screen reader was collected from its end-users. It was also compared with three different screen readers on 8 different parameters before using it as one of the technology components of the developed training model. The model has been tested successfully to train undergraduate visually impaired students, using both open source and proprietary technology. However to keep the cost of the training process, low the users are advised to use open source technology.
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Teaching Computer Skills to Visually Impaired Students
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783330051263 bzw. 3330051264, vermutlich in Englisch, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Teaching Computer Skills to Visually Impaired Students: With the increasing number of disabled work force working in the corporate sector, Assistive technologies play a very important role in training and development. It is necessary now to have new generation of Information Society products and Training Models to train the disabled workforce in an organization, that ensures full access, participation and equality for all the people including the disabled persons and to implement new and cost-effective solutions for them. By the way of this research, the researcher has developed a training model to impart IT knowledge and skills to visually impaired students. Feedback related to Orca, an open screen reader was collected from its end-users. It was also compared with three different screen readers on 8 different parameters before using it as one of the technology components of the developed training model. The model has been tested successfully to train undergraduate visually impaired students, using both open source and proprietary technology. However to keep the cost of the training process, low the users are advised to use open source technology. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
Teaching Computer Skills to Visually Impaired Students: With the increasing number of disabled work force working in the corporate sector, Assistive technologies play a very important role in training and development. It is necessary now to have new generation of Information Society products and Training Models to train the disabled workforce in an organization, that ensures full access, participation and equality for all the people including the disabled persons and to implement new and cost-effective solutions for them. By the way of this research, the researcher has developed a training model to impart IT knowledge and skills to visually impaired students. Feedback related to Orca, an open screen reader was collected from its end-users. It was also compared with three different screen readers on 8 different parameters before using it as one of the technology components of the developed training model. The model has been tested successfully to train undergraduate visually impaired students, using both open source and proprietary technology. However to keep the cost of the training process, low the users are advised to use open source technology. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
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