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Mon, 6 Sep 1999 11:11:40 EDT
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I am looking for a complete system for two students (5th grade and 8th
grade).  Both are proficient braille readers but have no experience with
computers or the internet.  I think it is time for them to "get connected"
but I really don't know what products would be best.  We have nothing but
Perkins Braillers at this point and I don't know how much money I will be
allowed to spend.  So, Imagine you are me... what would you do?  Thanks for
your advice!
--Viki


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