Kawal Gucukoglu on Being a Braille Transcriber and What Braille Means to Her (Episode 33)

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01/11/2021 42 min Episodio 33
Kawal Gucukoglu on Being a Braille Transcriber and What Braille Means to Her (Episode 33)

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Transcription, for anyone who doesn’t already know, is the process of taking content in one format and converting it into another. In this case, print is being converted into braille, a process ubiquitous in the production of braille books, magazines, bills, bank statements, legal documents and much more. Humans have been at the heart of ...

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