Technical Aspects of the Development of a Web-based, Interactive Nemeth Code Tutorial

Gaylen Kapperman; Jodi Sticken; Larry Skutchan

doi:10.5241/6-90

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Technical Aspects of the Development of a Web-based, Interactive Nemeth Code Tutorial

Gaylen Kapperman Jodi Sticken Larry Skutchan

Year: 2015 Journal: Journal of Blindness Innovation and Research

DOI: 10.5241/6-90

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The authors describe the steps involved in the development of the Nemeth Code Tutorial, a web-based tutorial for blind persons to learn to read and write the code of braille mathematics.

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Braille Code (set theory) Computer science Multimedia Human–computer interaction Programming language World Wide Web

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