It has made the world of difference

Exploring the Frontiers of Assistive Technology by David Niemeijer

Feb 12, 20072:43Education

Anne Robertson became blind as a small child. She is now a professional French to English translator. In this short video, she shows how she uses VoiceOver , the latest Mac OS X screen reader from Apple, in combination w...

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