Defining transcriber-defined typeform on an SSP

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  • #37759
    Susan Farnsworth
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    Hello, how is a transcriber-defined typeform defined properly on an SSP? We have crossed out words and single letters in a literary book for a third grade reading level. After the dot locator for mention, the three-cell transcriber-defined typeform for a word is brailled, then is this a sufficient description (minus the quotes)? "Crossed–out word indicator"

    Is anything else needed or required?

    Thank you.

    #37760
    claurent
    Moderator

    Your description of the symbol is perfect! Simple, yet concise. Be sure to use the crossed-out symbol indicator for single letters that are crossed out (and that symbol should also be on the SS page).

    Cindi

    #37761
    Susan Farnsworth
    Participant

    Yes, we got the symbol included in the SSP, too. Thanks for the quick response, Cindi!

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