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For those going to the ACB convention, this might be of interest.

Peter

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>Date: Sun, 13 Jun 1999 07:21:36 -0700 (PDT)
>From: Frank Welte <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: 1999 VIDPI Computer Training Workshop
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>+== acb-l Message from Frank Welte <[log in to unmask]> ==+
> Please feel free to forward this announcement to other blindness lists as
>appropriate.
>
>VIDPI Announces Expanded Summer 1999 Computer Training Workshop
>
>Contact:  Frank Welte, President
>          Visually Impaired Data Processors International
>          1432 San Carlos Ave. #6
>          San Carlos, CA 94070-2205
>          Phone: (650)508-8329
>          E-mail: [log in to unmask]
>
>For IMMEDIATE Release
>
>June 12, 1999
>
>San Carlos, CA:
>The Visually Impaired Data Processors International, VIDPI, a
>special interest affiliate of the American Council of the Blind
>will host a computer training workshop during the annual convention
>of the ACB which will take place at the Los Angeles Airport Westin
>hotel in Los Angeles, CA in early July, 1999.
>
>The workshop will consist of seven training sessions. Each class
>will give 20 blind computer users hands-on training in Microsoft
>Windows 98 and Microsoft Office applications software using screen
>access software that will allow the students to hear the
>information on their computer screens as it is presented to them.
>Each session will feature a particular brand of screen reading
>software, and the class will be taught by an expert in the use of
>that screen access package.  Lab assistants will be provided during
>the training sessions to assist students with course exercises.
>
>VIDPI also plans to offer a limited number of open computer lab
>sessions for people attending the convention.
>
>The training schedule is as follows
>
>DATE      Time           SUBJECT/INSTRUcTOR
>------------------------------------------------------------------
>07/05/99  1:00 P.M. -    Training Session #1
>Monday    4:00 P.M.      Intermediate Windows Training with JAWS,
>                         Dan Clark, Henter-Joyce.
>          4:15 P.M. -    Open Lab
>          5:45 P.M.
>          6:00 P.M. -    Training Session #2
>          9:00 P.M.      Beginning Windows Training with JAWS, Dan
>                         Clark, Henter-Joyce.
>07/06/99  1:00 P.M. -    Training Session #3
>Tuesday   4:00 P.M.      Windows Training with Window Eyes,
>                         Clarence Wailey, GW Micro
>          4:15 P.M. -    Open Lab
>          5:45 P.M.
>          6:00 P.M. -    Training Session #4
>          9:00 P.M.      Windows training with Slimware Window
>                         Bridge, Jill Clark-Johnny, Synthavoice
>                         Computers Inc.
>07/07/99  1:00 P.M. -    Training Session #5
>Wednesday 4:00 P.M.      Windows Training with Outspoken for
>                         Windows, Larry Lake, Alva Access Group
>          4:15 P.M. -    Open Lab
>          5:45 P.M.
>          6:00 P.M. -    Training Session #6
>          9:00 P.M.      Windows Training with HAL 95, Matt Ater,
>                         Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind
>07/08/99  1:00 P.M. -    Training Session #7
>Thursday  4.00 P.M.      Windows Training with HAL 95, Matt Ater,
>                         Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind
>
>Interested computer users may register for most of these sessions
>by making the appropriate selection on their ACB convention
>pre-registration forms.  The last two sessions were added to the
>schedule after the pre-registration forms were completed. Students
>interested in registering for the HAL training sessions should call
>the ACB convention office at (800)866-3242.  Each session is
>limited to 20 students. Classes will be filled on a first come
>first served basis, so those planning on taking a training class
>should not delay returning their forms to the ACB office.
>
>Individuals wishing to use a computer during one of the open lab
>sessions may do so on a drop-in basis during scheduled open lab
>hours.  There is a $10.00 lab fee.  VIDPI members may attend the
>open lab sessions at no charge.
>
>
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