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Bookshare & Braille Technology Training

Select students and teachers from the island’s six special needs schools were engaged in a two-day pilot training on the use of Bookshare, a specialized online reading system, and the use of the Braille One device which allows the visually impaired to interact with a computer without assistance. Details in this video.

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