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Hi,
First, are you transcribing this in UEB or Nemeth? Can you provide the print?
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Julie
Julie SumwaltParticipantHi Deborah,
Use the italic symbol indicator for P. because it is an initial. Use the italic word indicator for "aurelia" and "caudatum" because those are words.
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Julie
Julie SumwaltParticipantDan is correct; I couldn't have said it better.
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Julie
September 11, 2018 at 9:15 pm in reply to: Does one use a UEB typeform word or symbol indicator for "I"? #31957Julie SumwaltParticipantHi Rebekah,
The UEB code takes preference for the treatment of "I" in these cases--follow the examples in 9.2.1 and 9.2.2.
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Julie
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Julie SumwaltParticipantHi Lynnette,
You'll be happy to hear that Guidelines for Technical Material does provide for this situation. See GTM 4.4.2, second bullet point, which says the hyphen may be substituted for the two-cell negative sign if space is needed on an axis. A transcriber's note explains this substitution.
Also, the provisions of Guidelines and Standards for Tactile Graphics still hold. The numeric indicator is omitted from number lines. Divide the number line as needed according to GSTG.
So, you'll have upper-cell numbers; dots 2, 456 for scale marks; arrows and line mode according to UEB; hyphens for the negative signs; with no numeric indicator according to GSTG.
That should help!
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Julie
Julie SumwaltParticipantHi Susie,
Guidelines and Standards for Tactile Graphics 11.2.3 states that graphics for grades K-3 should be drawn. Draw the bar model and the bracket underneath. Use underscores for the blanks provided for writing answers in the left part of the box model and in the center underneath. The solid square should be done as a tactile square rather than a braille-dot shape symbol at this age as well. Do not draw a rectangle for the large blank workspace.
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Julie
Julie SumwaltParticipantHi Susie,
The UEB Guidelines for Technical Material give quite a bit of leeway on this issue. See GTM 1.1.2. However, most mathematical material is transcribed with unspaced signs of operation and spaced signs of comparison, even at third grade. We strongly recommend this, spacing around signs of operation only when specifically asked to do so.
All the best on your venture,
JulieJuly 16, 2018 at 2:59 pm in reply to: UEB Technical Symbol for Sign of Comparison (? above = sign? #31605Julie SumwaltParticipantHi,
Thank you for your patience. In this instance, we recommend the "directly over" approach to the question mark. We don't believe a grade 1 indicator is needed for the question mark, as it is at the end of the sequence and would not be confused with an opening quotation mark.
Please note, also, that the check mark at the bottom of the page is brailled as dots 4, 146, officially adopted a few weeks ago. This replaces the proposed symbol of dots 5, 146.
I've attached the braille symbols.
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Julie
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We're glad you asked. Please repost this on the Formats forum.
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Julie
July 11, 2018 at 4:27 pm in reply to: UEB Technical Symbol for Sign of Comparison (? above = sign? #31566Julie SumwaltParticipantHi,
My apologies for the delay. I'm researching this. We've almost reached a consensus and am waiting for confirmation.
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Julie
Julie SumwaltParticipantHi,
Include the colon in the bold. It's messy not to, clutter that isn't needed. See UEB 9.7.2 and 9.7.3 about generally including (non-paired) closing and incidental punctuation within the typeform indicators.
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Julie
Julie SumwaltParticipantHi Susan,
So sorry for the delay. This forum is new and it slipped my attention. I'm moderating for now.
You are correct; that seems to be a glitch in the Braille2000 programming. Dots 25 represent the contraction "cc" ONLY when it is between two letters so there is no need for the grade 1 symbol indicator in the instance of "https://" because the forward slash isn't a letter. The same for "c:\". If, however, you have "c:index" (I'm making something up; I've no idea if that would ever happen in the computer world.), then you would need the grade 1 symbol indicator because dots 25 are between two letters.
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Julie
Julie SumwaltParticipantIt depends on what comes after. Can you provide the print and braille you're talking about?
Julie
Julie SumwaltParticipantHi,
The transcriber-defined typeform word indicator must use a terminator if the effect stops within a symbols-sequence, following the rules of typeform indicators. The rules of capitalization do not apply to typeform indicators. And, P.S., where capitalization IS shown, the rules of capitalization apply, not the rules of typeform indicators.
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Julie
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