Unless otherwise noted in this guide, standard VoiceOver gestures should be applied if you use VoiceOver to interact with BARD Mobile. This occurs whenever you perform a gesture. Also, with the Hints feature enabled, VoiceOver provides verbal prompts that describe which gestures need to be used to complete an action. A few functions require additional gestures. With VoiceOver, for example, you can flick your finger to the right or left to hear what content is on a screen and you can double tap buttons to select an item, rather than the single tap required without VoiceOver. Gestures used to operate BARD Mobile with VoiceOver differ somewhat from the gestures used to operate BARD Mobile without it. However, if using VoiceOver, you may find enabling the Hints feature helpful. You do not need Zoom or VoiceOver to use BARD Mobile. VoiceOver is gesture-based and allows blind or visually impaired individuals to interact with items on the screen. Zoom will not affect gestures used to operate BARD Mobile and works with VoiceOver.
Zoom is a built-in magnifier that allows you to adjust screen magnification up to 500 percent. 1.2: Operating BARD MobileīARD Mobile is completely accessible to visually impaired individuals when used with Zoom or the VoiceOver screen reader, two standard features on iOS.
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Connectivity from a wireless carrier or a Wi-Fi provider is required to download material from BARD. If you are not currently a patron of NLS, please read about the NLS eligibility requirements and learn about signing up for service.īARD Mobile operates on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 5 or later. Use of BARD Mobile is restricted to eligible NLS patrons, who have a BARD account. Screen shots in this guide are visual representations of the BARD Mobile screens and may not exactly match VoiceOver representations. This handbook will guide you through the various features of BARD Mobile, an application that allows you to download and read books from the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS), Library of Congress, Braille and Audio Download (BARD) website using your iOS device. Welcome to the BARD Mobile application user guide. BARD Mobile Application User Guide Table of Contents Section 1: Welcomeġ.3: BARD Login Section 2: Getting Startedģ.1: Accessing and Learning More about Titles on Your Deviceģ.4: Reorganizing Categories Section 4: Get Books 4.1: Wish ListĤ.5: Browse Magazines 4.6: BARD Website 4.7: Downloading Titles 4.8: Browse Magazines Section 5: Settingsĥ.1.7: Silence button beeps 5.1.8: Restore Defaultsĥ.2.2: Braille Reflow and Braille Display Lengthĥ.3.2: Download over Mobile Network 5.3.3: Auto-lock during downloadĦ.1: Title Heading and Book Navigation ButtonĦ.12: Speed and Tone 6.13: Book Navigation Section 7: Now Reading (Braille)ħ.2: Now Reading (Braille) Screen Layout and Reading a Braille BookĨ.6.1 Loading Books via Third-Party File Sharing ApplicationsĨ.6.1.1 Loading Books via Third-Party File Sharing Applications 8.6.1.2 Loading Books via Dropbox Section 1: Welcome
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