Programming for children with Visual Impairments
…idors, mats at door entrances, and exits to buildings) corridors should be free of obstacles (e.g., chairs, tables) “diffused strip lighting” is preferred Programming Recommendations children with visual impairments rely on auditory information for some part of their learning. Books on tape or CD, spoken output from the computer, and use of tape recorders provide a quick means of access that has the advantage of being meaningful to sighted peers….
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