Couldn't agree more. Students should come first when Bookshare thinks of developing these programs, and, while Windows is pretty easy to develop on, Mac surely can't be to difficult. Sure Windows is more used, in the relm of programs being written for it, and on some websites, but just like readers can be developed for Windows users, they, too, can be developed for Mac. That's like saying, in my opinion at least, that Mac users do not matter. While this may not be the case, it, from an outside point, does look that way. Then again, if Bookshare needs Mac testers and/or developers, why not reach out and ask? Just my thoughts. I hope you are able to find something that'll work for your student's needs.
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