On the manual transcription of braille.
Although innovations in the computerised production of braille have improved braille provision, there remains still a need for manual transcription of more complex and/or specialised material. Relatively little attention has been paid to improving this type of production despite the fact that the manual transcription of braille has two advantageous features - it utilizes a chord keyboard, and the input is encoded. Some implications and areas for future research and development are suggested.
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Handikappinstitutet, Bromma, Sweden.
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