Posted on Apr 26, 2018
Can This New Alternative to Braille Change the Way Blind People Read?
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Have you ever closed your eyes, run your finger along the Braile on elevators, ATMs, or restroom signs, and then wondered how anyone could possibly read this? I have. It's a wonder, and it's wonderful that the blind have had Braile to make the world of reading accessible. I don't imagine that I could master this any easier than I could Braile although, if I were blind, I'm sure I could.
Can This New Alternative to Braille Change the Way Blind People Read?
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CPT Jack Durish the deaf community got stuck with Signed Exact English (SEE) as an alternative to American Sign Lamguage. Note which one is prevalent... let the blind decide.
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CPT Jack Durish that is an amazing new way to learn something that might be easier to learn for those who are blinded later in life. I know for a fact that if I was to go blind the way my memory is I don't have a chance. LoL. Wonder if it could be used in one of your books.
I had no idea that the competency of Brielle was so low in the states. Very informative, thanks for the post.
I had no idea that the competency of Brielle was so low in the states. Very informative, thanks for the post.
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Interesting idea. More like pictograms. I would like to see how that looks under an fMRI versus Braille.
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