July 2023 Webinars

Join us this month for these three free webinars!

These webinars are entirely free to anyone and don’t require registration. As long as you have an internet connection, you can click the join link below each description a few minutes before start time, and you’re in! These are intended to run short, so the content portion is typically around 15 minutes long, and then there’s a few minutes for any questions. We want you to be able to learn some new tricks without having to take a lot of time out of your busy day!

We hope you’ll be able to join us live, but if you can’t, remember that we record all our webinars. Those recordings are housed in the archive, and are available to current NBA members. If you want to watch later, just sign in with your member account, navigate to the skills area you’re looking for, and hit play! If you’re not a member and want access to training videos, checkout this page for more info about membership.

Braille Formats/Textbook

Displayed Material In Grammar Textbooks

Presenter: John Romeo, Chair, Braille Formats/Textbook Committee
Date: Thursday, July 13th at 12:30p ET

Description: We will look at the fundamentals of displayed materials in the scope of a grammar textbook.

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Unified English Braille Technical

“Enhancing the Parsing” with Spacing

Presenter: Kyle DeJute, Chair, Unified English Braille Technical Committee
Date: Thursday, July 20th at 1:00p ET

Description: How do we make technical expressions easier to read?! In other words, how can spacing “enhance the parsing of expression?” We will find out by exploring GTM sections 3.1.4 through 3.1.6. This is the nineteenth webinar in a series examining the GTM one small piece at a time.

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Foreign Language Braille

IPA Braille Code

Presenter: Kathleen Cantrell, Member, Foreign Language Braille Committee
Date: Friday, July 21st at 1:00p ET

Description: While IPA is technically not a foreign language, it does use a separate braille code and is found in many foreign language textbooks and diction guides. 

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