[nabop] new braille transcriber with some questions
Brown, Debbie
dabro at loc.gov
Tue Nov 12 16:22:06 UTC 2013
I think I would have someone proofread anything with lots of numbers, and probably any school work. If the documents are produced locally, I would encourage people to submit their own typed documents.
Debbie Brown
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From: nabop [mailto:nabop-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Rebecca Ilniski
Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2013 6:45 AM
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Subject: [nabop] new braille transcriber with some questions
Hello all. I just joined this list. I just took on braille transcribing at the school for the blind where I work. I'm totally blind and a fluent Braille reader. I'm taking the Braille Transcription course through NFB. My question is if there are any totally blind Braille transcribers on list. I use Kurzweil 1000 to scan documents. I proofread by listening to them and get someone with vision to proofread before brailling. My question is this: After scanning do you think that the proofreading process in a scanned document can be done without vision and are there any tips you can give for recognizing those scannoes in a document? When I listen, I usually use context clues to figure which word may go in the sentence. Let me know how you all get through the proofreading process.
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Rebecca and Zeb
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