LEGALLY BLIND STUDENTS

Enabling Legally Blind Students to take Notes in Class

Enabling Legally Blind Students to take Notes in Class

Introduction Overhead projectors, digital projectors, whiteboards and chalkboards are often utilized to express data in informative environments, for example classrooms. However, these visual brandish procedures are not inherently accessible to persons who are legally blind, and may put them at a handicap, contrasted to their peers. Several procedures have been suggested to make school room productions more accessible to students who are legally blind (Hartley and Davies, 1978). For demonstration, addresses might be noted (for subsequent review) or a human note-taker might be ...