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I agree with all comments about how useful Braille has been for me over the years. I too have used it to learn a foreign language besides those taught at GCSE. I take things in much better reading Braille than listening to a speech synthesizer or reading with magnification. It’s ideal when taking part in groups drafting or amending the Rules or Constitutions of organisations.
However, until last May when my husband’s Guide Dog retired I met an amusing stumbling block. If he and my previous dog thought I’d been reading too long they would come and place their noses on my fingers hard enough to stop my hands moving across the page.
For further comments on my experience of Braille type “Lisa Bhogal” (spelt L I S A B H O G A L) into Google and you used to be able to find a post from 1998 – I hope you still can.
Regards
Lisa Jones
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Paul Sullivan's report on the technology day he attended with
fellow Braillists Stephanie Sergeant, Dave Williams and Ed Rogers
in Birmingham is now on our website here http://braillists.org/news/technology-day-in-birmingham/