Dr. Robinson demonstrates how to navigate with the Focus 40 Braille Display, highlighting various commands and features for efficient use. She introduces the Focus 40 Braille Display, explains the importance of navigation commands, and demonstrates various navigation techniques. Additionally, she covers Focus Display Navigation Options to help users maximize their efficiency.
Focus Display Navigation Options Video Highlights
- Introduction to navigation
- Dr. Robinson introduces the Focus 40 Braille Display.
- Explains the importance of navigation commands.
- Prepares to demonstrate various navigation techniques.
- Basic navigation commands
- Shows how to move to the top and bottom of the display.
- Uses specific key combinations for navigation:
- Move to Bottom: Press dots 4-5-6 + Space.
- Move to Top: Press dots 1-2-3 + Space.
- Emphasizes the logic behind the commands.
- Line and word navigation
- Demonstrates moving one line at a time.
- Uses key combinations for precise movement:
- Move Down One Line: Press dot 4 + Space.
- Move Up One Line: Press dot 1 + Space.
- Explains how to navigate by words:
- Move Forward One Word: Press dot 5 + Space.
- Move Back One Word: Press dot 2 + Space.
Other Display Navigation
- Router keys and mode buttons
- Highlights the use of router keys for quick cursor movement.
- Introduces mode buttons for different navigation options:
- Router Keys: Press the router key above the desired character.
- Mode Buttons: Located on the left and right sides.
- Shows how to navigate by paragraphs and sentences:
- Move Forward One Paragraph: Press the right rocker switch down.
- Move Back One Paragraph: Press the right rocker switch up.
- Move Forward One Sentence: Press the left rocker switch down.
- Move Back One Sentence: Press the left rocker switch up.
- Panning and rocker switches
- Explains the function of panning buttons:
- Move Forward One Display Width: Press the right panning button.
- Move Back One Display Width: Press the left panning button.
- Demonstrates the use of rocker switches for line navigation:
- Move Up One Line: Press the right rocker switch up.
- Move Down One Line: Press the right rocker switch down.
- Highlights the benefits for sighted individuals working with Braille learners.
- Explains the function of panning buttons:
Benefits of Focus Display
The Focus 40 Braille Display offers numerous benefits. Firstly, it enhances Braille literacy through intuitive navigation commands. Additionally, its versatile features support efficient reading and writing. Moreover, students can easily move through text, improving their skills. The Focus Display can be used exclusively to control the computer–that means, you DO NOT need to use the keyboard if you cannot or do not want to. This makes for VERY efficient math calculations. The device’s compatibility with various screen readers ensures accessibility. Furthermore, its portability allows seamless use in different environments. Overall, the Focus 40 empowers users, boosting their independence and confidence in learning.