EasyReader featured in Save as DAISY XML videos
02-Jun-2008
The growth of DAISY as one of the foremost alternative formats has been enhanced due to last month's launch of the "Save as DAISY XML" add-in for Microsoft Office Word.
To offer our customers more information regarding the "Save as DAISY XML" add-in, attached below are links to videos, explaining how this add-in is enabling all documents written in Word to be converted into a DAISY XML file.
These videos also feature EasyReader as the DAISY player the users are using to play the DAISY digital talking books. This is a great recognition of EasyReader as one of the world's top DAISY software players.
Watch the video in English (.wmv, 4 min 10 sec)
Watch the video in Chinese (Mandarin) (.wmv, 4 min 10 sec)
Watch the video in Dutch (.wmv, 4 min 10 sec)
Watch the video in French (.wmv, 4 min 10 sec)
Watch the video in Spanish (.wmv, 4 min 10 sec) FULL STORY>>
Independence against adversity
Loss of independence should never be an acceptable option for people faced with a loss of sight. Robynne Morse from Banora Point is a shining example of someone who was able to regain her independence through assistive technology.
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Politicians blind to special needs
(Courtesy of Daily Telegraph Wednesday 7 November 2007)
By Maralyn Parker
Spare a thought for the children and their teachers who are completely under the radar for this election.
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Girl's quantum leap - Courtesy of Northern District Times 7 11 2007
A MOTHER was overwhelmed with emotion when her blind three-year-old daughter was presented with a scholarship to learn Braille.
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Key to helping Trinity - Courtesy of The Weekly Times Online 7 November 2007
Reading and writing for three-year-old Trinity Krivan, who was born blind, can be extra challenging because specialist staff at her school are not trained in Braille.
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Vision Impairment Technology Expo
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NOVEMBER 2007
Solutions for People Living with a Vision Impairment
Quantum Technology is holding a Vision Impairment Technology & Information Expo, as part of the International Day of People with a Disability.
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Blindness no obstacle for Trinity
Trinity Kriven is just like any other three year old. She loves to sing, knows exactly who the Wiggles are, loves her rocking horse and plays with her sister. The only difference is she’s blind.
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Quantum Technology Celebrates a Little Winner!
In recognition of the battle faced by families of blind children to provide them with the technology needed for attaining social and educational goals, Quantum Technology devised its Braille Literacy scholarship. The Gillian Gale Award for Braille Literacy offers a Mountbatten Learning System and all associated software and accessories to a child aged between three and eight.
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