HeyJaredMaryland State Library Agency
This platform supports podcasts created by the Maryland State Library Agency, including but not limited to the Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled. Podcasts include:LBPD Live LBPD Guest HourLBPD Technology User Group Series
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LBPD TUG: Braille Displays and the BARD Web Player (opens the original)
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On Saturday, September 9, at 10 AM, the Technology User Group (TUG) presented a two-part program designed to both inform and inspire. First, we embarked on a guided tour of braille displays: their characteristics, functional distinctions, and the often-overlooked nuances that separate one model from another. We examined price ranges, features, and real-world usability to help you determine which device aligns best with your reading style. We also discussed ways to obtain a braille display at no
LBPD Guest Hour (opens the original)
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Join the Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled as they welcome Guide Dogs for the Blind's Jane Flower. She discusses how guide dogs are raised, trained, and matched.
LBPD TUG: AI Tools (opens the original)
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On Saturday, August 8th, 10 a.m. EST, the Technology User Group (TUG) showcased a plethora of creative AI tools: think of it as a digital playground where imagination takes center stage. Artificial Intelligence (AI) may be all over the headlines, but it doesn’t have to be intimidating. In fact, you’ll see just how surprisingly fun and easy it can be to experiment with these tools yourself. During our presentation, we highlighted a variety of technologies that spark creativity, inspire new ideas,
LBPD Guest Hour: LBPD Friends (opens the original)
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Join Ashley and Melissa Riccobono as they discuss the importance of the Library's Friend's group and how you can get involved!
LBPD TUG: Kindle Skill for Alexa (opens the original)
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On Saturday, July 11 th at 10 AM, the Technology User Group (TUG) explored two of the most powerful reading tools available to the visually impaired community: the Kindle app for iOS and the Kindle skill for Alexa. If instant access to millions of books and magazines sounds appealing, this is a must-attend session. We’ll explore the real story behind Kindle accessibility: How well does the iOS app actually work with VoiceOver when you’re reading, browsing, or navigating long texts? Is the Alexa
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