Hi Mats:
You're definitely very welcome here and it's a pleasure to have you
join. Thanks!
What I'm hearing from you is the critical need to support users in need
of basic reading and writing support. I'm also seeing a couple possible
suggestions: 1) write a new assistive technology, and/or
[EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev: -On 22/02/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> 4) What are the minimal writing support that needs implementing?> I think this is indicated in my points about Orca:[snip]ah, so basic writing support is really reading back what has just been written?This in
On 22/02/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 4) What are the minimal writing support that needs implementing?
> I think this is indicated in my points about Orca:
[snip]
ah, so basic writing support is really reading back what has just been written?
This in addition to spelling/pr
Hi Steve,Thanks for the welcoming words! Some comments below ...Mats [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev: -Hi Mats, It's great to see you here, bringing as you do, veryconsiderable experience. You have raised some great points thathighlight an important area that is missing and if implemented willadd to GN
Hi Mats, It's great to see you here, bringing as you do, very
considerable experience. You have raised some great points that
highlight an important area that is missing and if implemented will
add to GNOMEs usefulness. I wonder if reading support may also offer
some interesting 'curb cut' possibi
Hi
all,
My
name is Mats Lundalv (employed at the DART AAC and AT centre, as well
as at the Swedish Institute for Special Needs Education (SIT) in
Goteborg, Sweden). I'm a new voice in this forum, but have been
encouraged by Steeve Lee and David Bolter to post my thoughts here,
following from the
