Spotted this at the conference venue: A "Braille Trail" for those who rely on Braille -- the sign provides instruction on how to get around. For instance, to get to Hall 2, one has to "Turn to 3 o'clock, and walk straight ahead".
Rather than say "turn 90-degrees", it said "turn to your 3 o'clock". Makes sense.
A clever system.
I closed my eyes as I touched the surface of the sign (as if I was reading the Braille sign). I was facing the sign. So I pictured 3 o'clock, which was a 90-degrees turn to my right. Walking straight would get me to Hall 2.
[Reference: Part 5]
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Off to IFLA Conference: 19-23 August 2007, Durban, South Africa (part 6)
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disability services,
IFLA
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