Move to the Address Bar: Go to top of web page; press (Dots 1-2-3-space) [L]. Move to Bar”; press (Dot 4-space) three times. “Address Enter the Bar”; press (Joystick) or (Cursor Routing Button). “Address Now, move to Text” button; press (Dot 4-space) once. Then activate the button; press (Joystick) or (Cursor Routing Button). Type Web Address: Turn OFF Contracted Braille; press (Dots 1-2-4-5-space) [G] Braille the letter then then “a”, “b”, “c”. Delete the & (Dots 1-4-5-space) [D]. “b” “c”; Now, finish brailling the web address I m a l f a c t g u I d e”. “n Launch website; press the (Dots 1-5-space) [E]. Turn ON Contracted Braille; press (Dots 1-2-4-5-space) [G]. Task 3: Load web page, "Animal Facts" Move to Facts” link; press (Dot 4-space) or rock right on (Joystick) repeatedly. “Animal Activate the link; press (Joystick) or (Cursor Routing Button). “Animal Task 4: Use the to move by Read (Pause & Resume Speech) “Rotor” “Headings” – Notes: On web pages there are different types of elements, such as text, links, headings, form controls, etc. Choosing the most efficient elements to navigate by will help you find what you are looking for quicker. The Control” makes it possible to choose “Rotor which element to navigate.
Move to the Address Bar: Go to top of web page; press (Dots 1-2-3-space) [L]. Move to “Address Bar”; press (Dot 4-space) three times. Enter the “Address Bar”; press (Joystick) or (Cursor Routing Button). Now, move to Text” button; press (Dot 4-space) once. Then activate the button; press (Joystick) or (Cursor Routing Button). Type Web Address: Turn OFF Contracted Braille; press (Dots 1-2-4-5-space) [G] Braille the letter “a”, then “b”, then “c”. Delete the “b” & “c”; (Dots 1-4-5-space) [D]. Now, finish brailling the web address “n I m a l f a c t g u I d e”. Launch website; press the (Dots 1-5-space) [E]. Turn ON Contracted Braille; press (Dots 1-2-4-5-space) [G]. Task 3: Load web page, "Animal Facts" Move to “Animal Facts” link; press (Dot 4-space) or rock right on (Joystick) repeatedly. Activate the “Animal link; press (Joystick) or (Cursor Routing Button). Task 4: Use the “Rotor” to move by “Headings” – Read (Pause & Resume Speech) Notes: On web pages there are different types of elements, such as text, links, headings, form controls, etc. Choosing the most efficient elements to navigate by will help you find what you are looking for quicker. The “Rotor Control” makes it possible to choose which element to navigate.