Sincerely, Bruce Somehow it seems appropriate that we announce this noteworthy gift during the holiday season that honors the unselfish gift-giver. Thank you Bruce, thank you Colleen, thank you Washington School for the Blind. Overview Bruce McClanahan and Colleen Lines of the Washington State School for the Blind have been developing specialized access software for the blind since 1991. We've written custom script files from the JAWS for Windows program that enable blind students to access the encyclopedia. The script files for Grolier 1999 and 2000 are directly available on the WSSB Website.
Extensive documentation is included in the package.
Word Processing Lessons Numerous word processing lessons have been created for teaching students how to use JAWS for Windows with Microsoft Word and the Grolier encyclopedia. The materials were created for computer skills classes taught at WSSB and for thematic summer school classes that have been taught at WSSB and British Columbia. We've developed a set of talking orientation and mobility maps using IntelliTools. There are currently 12 talking orientation and mobility maps on our Website, all in the Windows environment. WSSB has the answer.