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dusty miller, cedar, sedum, and some kind of berries that I found in the woods. The plant they came from looks like a kind of meadow rue.
A student worker demonstrates scanning two pages of a magazine.
Scanner Open House and Scan-athon, Sept. 7 at Hamilton Library
This scanner seems like a pretty simple device, but when you think about the implications of what it can do, it becomes more than a scanner.
When set up with integrated screen reading programs, this scanner will scan words, graphs, or charts into the reading program so that a person with visual impairments can get the information they need.
It seems like a normal scanner, and in reality it is. But what turns this technology into assistive technology for someone with visual impairments is the screen reading program that you hook up to the scanner.
mi comprero' uno scanner !! la stampa era tutta macchiata (corretta con pshop,ma come avrei fatto con pennellino e tempera)
I am reading the tag number (only last 4 digits) and recording it on a sheet of paper along with the weight of the fish that the tag belongs to.
Photo Taken By: Nicole Rankin (USFWS)
Date Taken: 8-24-10