Roy Pinney (1911 - 2010), Reading Braille, circa 1936
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Roy Pinney (1911 - 2010), Reading Braille, circa 1936
Still progressing in my braille course! I am able to use the software now so this is fun! Not that this is useful for an actual blind person since the dots are not raised. But for the purpose of my practicing accuracy and the individual wordsigns, well it’s a lot faster than the typewriter 😅
A second opinion of Unified English Braille, and a writing tip I discovered by reading this new braille code
Hello everyone, After reading my July issue of the Braille Music Magazine produced in Unified English Braille (UEB), in the UK, I have discovered that this change isn’t as bad as I first thought. Here’s why: At first I found the dropping of certain contractions that I was used to seeing in literary braille a bit annoying, but the more I read, the more I got used to the changes, and soon, I wasn’t…
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