LITCHARTS is Screen Reader Accessible

November 5, 2009 at 10:32 am | In Screen Readers, Speech to Text, accessibility, electronic texts, study skills | Leave a Comment
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LITCHARTS aren’t just the newest series of literature guides on the web. They’re also the fastest, smartest, and free-est series of literature guides on the web.

I checked the online and PDF versions and Kurzweil 3000 was able to read the text. It is such a change to find something useful and free to be accessible.  Kudos to LITCHARTS

Conventional study guides have all followed the same tired formula since the creation of CliffsNotes in 1958. No longer.  LITCHARTS breaks the mold by introducing a number of innovations that make our guides extra-effective and easy-to-use.

Side-By-Side Summary and Analysis
Theme Bars
ThemeTracker
Faster to use
Free: online or PDF or iPhone app versions

Do you own a Pulse Smartpen? You can create your own “Dot Paper”.

July 14, 2009 at 12:41 pm | In accessibility, assistive technology, study skills | Leave a Comment
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If you are lucky enough to own a Pulse Smartpen

Pulse Smartpen

Pulse Smartpen

and would like to save some money, you can now print out your own Dot Paper using the Livescribe Desktop (free) software.  This is only available for PC’s, but they are working on a Mac version.

To print your own notepads in Windows Livescribe Desktop version 1.4 or later you will need a Color LaserJet Printer that is Adobe PostScript compatible and can print at 600dpi or higher.

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