[Trumbull Ogilby]

i’m stumped …

your thoughts/insight on showing times on a number line? how does the punctuation indicator followed by numeric indicator factor in??

this is grade 3 so the line itself will be raised line rather than braille symbols.

thanks!

 

 

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[Kyle A. DeJute]

My understanding is that on a number line, we do not use the numeric indicator at the beginning of a time label below the number line, according to TG guidelines for number lines; but the numeric indicator following the punctuation indicator and colon is used, according to Nemeth Code rules.

Sense make?

[Trumbull Ogilby]

ahhh, it’s all in the wording! “at the beginning” but only at the beginning, i get it!

now my only challenge is how to make it fit 😉

thanks, Kyle

[Kyle A. DeJute]

Yes, the remaining challenge is indeed making it fit. May the force be with you!

–Kyle

[Diana Stebbins]

Kyle,

Was there an update regarding transcribing time, in that it’s only Nemeth when it’s part of an equation, otherwise no punctuation indicator used before the colon. Of course, I could have misinterpreted the information.  I think I saw it on the July 20th 2017 webinar about updates to Nemeth code within UEB.

Thanks for clarifying,

Diana

[Kyle A. DeJute]

Diana,

I think that moving forward, digital time will be transcribed in UEB unless the time is part of a mathematical expression or a number line.

In this case, the time is part of a number line, and number lines are transcribed in Nemeth Code.

Thank you for the astute question!
–Kyle

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