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Main Menu Live welcomes Samuel Greene, Product Specialist -Development at Zoom Corp., to discuss the very popular Zoom Essential digital Recorders. These
recorders are accessible and have 32 bit float. Tune in to see exactly what all that means.

In the second hour, Main Menu welcomes Amos Miller, Glidance Founder and CEO, to discuss Glide, the first self-guided mobility aid designed to help individuals
with sight loss navigate the world with ease. A groundbreaking leap in assistive technology, Glide combines cutting-edge navigational robotics and AI to
provide you with an intuitive and comfortable guided experience. Using real-time data from an array of advanced sensors, Glide autonomously steers the
way. It maps the best routes, identifies targets of interest, and avoids obstacles to get you safely to your destination.

Sponsored by the board of publications, the information access committee, Bits and the ACB media team.

This week on Main Menu Live we bring together major portions of the communication teams across ACB to talk with all of you all about Groups.IO in a comprehensive
two-hour presentation. Members of the Board of Publications, ACB’s ACB Media team, Blind Information Technology Specialists and others will join us to
talk all about Groups. IO. We will answer some questions like the following:

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• What is Groups.IO?
• In what ways can you obtain all of your communication from the platform (email, rss, web, ETC).
• Learn how to manage the vast amounts of email communication you receive from the platform.
• Find out about your Groups.IO account, a vital and necessary tool to know how to manage and configure.
• Learn about digest modes, no mail, special notices and so much more about the type and ways that mail is delivered.
• Find out how the management of spam can impact your Groups.IIO experience.
• Do you use iCloud or Gmail for your mail provider? Come learn why you need to be aware of specific things with this email providers.
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This is just a portion of the content we will discuss at length. We will demonstrate the effective use of your browser with Groups.IO and how you may even
want to accomplish this with Gmail’s web interface. The options are truly endless on ways that you can truly engage.

Here is the current outline (it is still being adjusted before the presentation) but it should give you a full understanding of where this presentation
is headed.

We hope to achieve all of this content in two hours but if we don’t we will continue it in subsequent presentations.

Here is the current outline:

Using Groups.IO with ACB Email Lists
Agenda
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• Introduction
• What Is Groups.IO?
• Advantages of Groups.IO
• Domains for ACB Lists and Affiliate Lists
• Advantages of reading lists with your browser
• Required Screen Reader Skills
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◦ Working with collapsed menus
◦ Reading tables
◦ Finding specific information
◦ Skipping unwanted information
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• Email Lists
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◦ Joining a group by email
◦ Responding to a “Confirm your subscription” message from Groups.io
◦ Responding to an invitation to join a group
◦ Receiving a notice that you have been added to a group
◦ Joining a publicly listed group through the group’s website
◦ Joining Subgroups
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• Creating an account
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◦ Logging in to your Account
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▪ Logging in with a Password
▪ Logging in without a Password
▪ Logging in with Facebook or Google.
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◦ Account Settings
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▪ Changing your Email address and Password.
▪ Setting your default Text Editor
▪ Getting copies of your own Messages
▪ Enabling Two-Factor Authentication
▪ Handling Bounces in your Account
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◦ The opening page
◦ The page for a specific group
◦ Reading message threads
◦ Replying and using the message editor
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• Using Outlook, ThunderBird and Email Clients
• Using Gmail to read your Group Email
• Configuring Email Delivery Options
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◦ Individual Messages
◦ Digest Modes
◦ Special Notices
◦ No Email
◦ Responding to removal due to Spam
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• Defining Group Signatures
• Controlling the volume of email messages you receive from a group
• Leaving a Group
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◦ Leaving a subgroup
◦ Be careful to not remove yourself from Main
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• Warning on Email Providers
• Contacting Groups.IO Support
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Karthik Mahadevan, CEO at Envision, will delve into the upgrades in the new Envision Glasses v.2.5 featuring a new interactive describe scene powered by
GPT-4 Vision by Open AI & multilingual voice commands. That's not all! Exciting changes landed on the Envision App and future updates are set to revolutionize
the user experience and create a more accessible world. Hear more from Karthik!

In the second hour we dive deep into Windows Copilot and Coipilot Pro and even give some demonstrations of their use.

Sponsored by the Information Access Committee

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Join the Main Menu team as we visit with Ryan Jones from Freedom Scientific where we hear all about the new 2024 releases of JAWS, Fusion and more!
Sponsored by the Information Access Committee

Hello Everyone,
 Join John, Larry and I along with a number of guests as we dive deep into all things tech this month:
 Finally, Microsoft has released a major update to Windows 11 this week. It has all kinds of accessibility improvements along with other user experience changes that we will discuss. The big change is the new Copilot feature. Think of it like ChatGPT but baked into Windows. We give it a spin during the show and we give you our thoughts on its future.


Apple has been busy with hardware releases, operating system changes and so much more. We have had some time with iOS 17 and some have even had time with the new iPhone 15. We share all of the details with you during the first hour of Main Menu Live. Most importantly are your questions about all of this. Some phones are heating up as most of you are cooling down in the beginning of Fall. The new Action Button is all the craze as well so we talk about the implications this has from an accessibility perspective for new iPhone purchasers.

Next we talk briefly about the Amazon announcements. Was this a big year for Amazon and what about the future of Alexa devices? We make some guesses on next steps that have all of us just wondering where they will take the technology moving forward.

In the first hour we bring on Mike from Be My Eyes. We hear from him all about the latest innovation happening with AI and accessibility as we celebrate
Global Accessibility Awareness Day this week. Be My Eyes will also be at the national convention this year so you will hear even more from them later this
summer. We encourage everyone to come with questions as we want this to be driven by you today to ensure you get all of your questions answered.

In the second hour we talk all about a number of technology topics. These include:

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• The Information Access Committee has finalized its plans for the convention and we share all! It’s all about empowering you the audience to advocate
for better web accessibility! Come learn more.
• We focus on how AI is shaping the world around us as we talk with Brian from Tuesday Topics (he is also joining us in the first hour).
• Jeff is moving back to Arizona and as a part of that trip it is time to consider what technology he brings back with him and what technology he discards.
Brian, Larry and John will have a lively discussion about this topic. The conservative part of Jeff may not be happy with Brian’s suggestion