We are just starting a 5 week study with the hand held Intel Readers.
The key difference in this gadget is that it incorporates a camera
that can capture any text, digitize it on the spot, and read it aloud
while displaying the text on the screen. Text capture is quick enough
so many pages can be photographed and stored in a short period of
time. If you want to check back with me in five weeks I'll be glad to
tell you what we thought.
-- Earl Oremus
Headmaster
Marburn Academy
Columbus, OH
On Mar 3, 2010, at 6:07 PM, J Callahan wrote:
> Anyone using online texts or e-readers for downloaded texts? Lots
> of public domain for some novels, but those are hard to carry
> around. Would love to hear feedback on thoughts or how you're using
> such books.
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> We've tried www.beyondbooks.com which has its pluses and minuses.
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> J. Callahan
>
> Berkeley Prep
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> Tampa, FL
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