NEWSWIRE: Monday February 29, 2016, The pat price Room: 8 pm EST, www.accessibleworld.org

Tek Talk is very pleased to welcome John Gassman, Key Stroke Tips with Windows Ten with JAWS, and Using the Client Update with the Iphone

I am not an expert in any of the assistive technology products I use.

But, I've spent a lot of time working with them and in the case of my JAWS screen reader and the iPhone I've helped other blind people learn how to use them.

I am not an expert by any means in windows 10.  But again, I use it every day and thanks to podcasts by Dan clark of Freedom Scientific and Joseph Lee here on Tek Talk, I have learnred quite a lot.

On this edition of Tek Talk, we'll quickly walk through the windows

10 upgrade and then choosing your defaults. I'll also take a look at the start menu and notifications.  And finally for those who have asked, I'll talk about the TC Conference app.

And at some point on or before Monday February 29, I'll post in the Tek Talk email list some of the good resources for learning about windows 10.

everything I'm doing during the recording is with windows keystrokes so it really is not screen reader specific.

My email address in case you want to contact me is johngassman@...

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