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Unified English Braille Code - UEBC
The UEBC project was initiated in 1992 by the Braille Authority of North America, whose braille usage is followed by the United States, Canada, ...
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Canadian Braille Authority (CBA) / L'Autorité canadienne du ...
Official site for the Canadian Braille Authority (CBA), with information on the Unified English Braille Code.
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Canadian Braille Authority (CBA) / L'Autorité canadienne du ...
Official site for the Canadian Braille Authority (CBA), with information on the Unified English Braille Code.
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Unified English Braille Code - UEBC
After much deliberation and debate, the International Council On English Braille, (ICEB) agreed that the new Unified English Braille Code was sufficiently ...
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CBA moves forward with Unified English Braille Code implementation
Official site for the Canadian Braille Authority (CBA), with information on the Unified English Braille Code.
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Unified English Braille Code - UEBC
Speaking about the endorsement of Unified English Braille, Jean Obi, co-ordinator ... Learn the Unified English Braille Code is available as part of a CBA ...
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Unified English Braille Code - UEBC
At present, the braille codes used for English literary purposes are similar ... Speaking about the endorsement of Unified English Braille, Jean Obi, ...
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Edie Mourre Scholarship
Official site for the Canadian Braille Authority (CBA), with information on the Unified English Braille Code.
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Canadian Braille Authority (CBA) / L'Autorité canadienne du ...
Official site for the Canadian Braille Authority (CBA), with information on the Unified English Braille Code.
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Canadian Braille Authority (CBA) / L'Autorité canadienne du ...
Official site for the Canadian Braille Authority (CBA), with information on the Unified English Braille Code.
 
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