A piece of technology I like using are Victor Reader Streams for Mumanware. They are small and portable (which is a vast improvement from things I’ve had in the past. Technology really has been getting smaller for the better). I’d recommend it for many different things. Itps practical for many different uses. from recording notes, to listening to stories from Audible, Learning Ally, and other things to even being able to put your own written documents on it. It makes listening to stories on the go really fast and easy, and if you’re a writer like me you can even listen to your own stories (if you don’t mind the-sometimes highly amusing-butchering of names that aren’t English).
I use mine for various purposes. I have some SD cards where I have stories I’ve written or fun stories I want to listen to on my free time. Then I have a number of SD cards that I use to record notes from lectures and read the books I need for class.
One thing I will warn about notes is that you can’t rename them. It will not recognize them unless they have a specific name. So my suggestion would be having more than one card for different classes to make them easier to go through.
The navigation isn’t too hard to figure out, and you can navigate it rather fast. There are also ways to change the speed and pitch of the voice if needed. It’s a very useful tool for anyone who needs to listen to books, things they’ve written and record notes all in one. It also has various differnet language functions as well so it can help visually impaired peole from theor countries.
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