Hi LL Community
Every Friday morning I help a small group of people with learning disabilities edit and print their photos using Elements.
They get very enthusiastic about the possibilities that Elements offer and frequently come up with ideas that have me reaching for the reference books as I try to help them to achieve their visualisations. Understandably they need lots of assistance, even needing hand-on-hand-on-mouse to get reasonable selections. Recently the group had an exhibition at a local gallery that was very well received and many more disabled people hereabouts are expressing an interest in joining us.
Are there any other photographers or graphics teachers similarly involved? Do you have experiences to share? Could my group correspond with others courtesy of the web? And, importantly, could we demonstrate to Adobe or whoever that there is a sizeable population out there that requires simplified (but not basic) editing programmes that would be economically feasible to serve?
I would like, ideally, to have a version of the program that offers the range of controls of Elements but with larger buttons with colour coding and simplified displays.
Regards
David