[Nfbaz-talk] Fw: Nice Article on Enhancing Braille Fluency-Dispelling the Myth that Braille is Slow

Dr. Scott Wendell Bray sbray at nisj.org
Tue Apr 21 06:58:53 UTC 2009


Are there any articles out there on people who choose book scanning and
other downloads as opposed to Braille: i.e., the advantages of Braille,
especially among older folks?

Scott

Dr. ScottWendell Bray
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Allison (NFBA)" <nfbarizona at gmail.com>
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Subject: [Nfbaz-talk] Fw: Nice Article on Enhancing Braille
Fluency-Dispelling the Myth that Braille is Slow


Hi all,

Thought some of you may find the below interesting.

Allison

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "DrV" <pumpkinracer at gmail.com>


In case some of you may have not yet seen it, here is a really nice article
entitled “Double Your Pleasure—Double Your Speed” that really does 2 things:
1) the author describes techniques on how individuals can doubled or tripled
their speeds & 2) it helps dispel the myth that braille is slow, for it
describes how blind individuals can read at speeds of over 300, 400 & even
over 500 words per minute. Here is the direct link:
www.nfb.org/images/nfb/Publications/bm/bm09/bm0903/bm090311.htm.

Here are 2 other articles that discuss braille reading speed:

1. Building Braille Reading Speed: Some Helpful Suggestions, also by Jerry
Whittle, can be found at http://nfb.org/legacy/bm/bm93/brlm9305.htm#11

2. Braille Reading Speed: Are You Willing to Do What It Takes? by Susan Ford
and Ramona Walhof (http://nfb.org/legacy/bm/bm99/bm990604.htm)

Sincerely,

Eric Vasiliauskas



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