I have a Chrome Book and it is the neatest little system, but the TTS interface feels a bit clunky and it is difficult to locate files you have in the cloud.  I know a sighted user that loves his Chrome book but reports the same issue for sighted users. Of course for us using AT the difficulty is a matter of degrees or level of difficulties we encounter.  Bottom line is I do not use it and handed it off to another staff member to use.  You do have to be willing to work with yet another different interface. 

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Sent: Monday, November 11, 2013 5:47 PM
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Subject: [VICUG-L] how accessible are Chromebooks, Google Docs Google Drive

Hi Listers,

Are anybody using Chromebooks, Google Docs, Google Drive? Curious how accessible they are for blind and low vision users?
Thanks!
Ed 


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