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I have a question about speaker’s notes within a UEB with Nemeth PowerPoint Slide. Guidelines recommend using 7-5 margins and starting the note with “Note,” followed by the note on the same line.
However, in the document I am transcribing, the speaker’s note section incorporates multiple paragraphs with bulleted lists/sub-lists and technical material interspersed throughout. The current way I am handling these verbose notes sections is as follows:
7-5 [tns]Notes:[tne]
2016 formats applied to content
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7-5 [tns]End of notes.[tne]
Is this acceptable? Or is there a better way?
I think BF, in this case, is looking at the simple and what you have is very complex. The method you have suggested works well – just be consistent for all the slides and the reader will understand what is going on in the print.
Slides and presentations are always difficult to present in braille. Good job!
Cindi
I think BF, in this case, is looking at the simple and what you have is very complex. The method you have suggested works well – just be consistent for all the slides and the reader will understand what is going on in the print.
Slides and presentations are always difficult to present in braille. Good job!
Cindi
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