[senit] can any (clever) one help?

Do you know which mp3 player she's using? iPod or Creative for example? It
makes a difference as they can be accessed from different programs.

You could build intellikeys overlays to interoperate with Windows
Mediaplayer or iTunes as there are keyboard commands to rip music from a CD
and then some more to send them to a device.

Do you think she'll be able to cope with the advanced on-screen layout of
these programs? Even if she's using an IntelliKeys she's going to need to
understand what's happening and the only way to inform her is through the
screen.

Alternatively you could cobble together some alternative software that's a
lot more visually accessible.

Perhaps something already exists?

Charlie Danger
blog.bltt.org

On 16/01/07, mcwiggan at aol.com <mcwiggan at aol.com> wrote:
>
> Here's the problem.......
>
> I have a student, not literate, and we want her to load her own songs onto
> her mp3 player. So far she can put the cd in, put her headphones on, and
> listen to music through the PC. I had wondered about using an intelli
> keyboard to choose different tracks - one overlay for each CD...... but
> didn't get much further than wondering, I didn't think it would work with
> media player (would it?)  Oh btw, she is working about P5 ish, is in the
> sixth form, due to leave in July.
>
>
> Pat
>