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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"graphic symbols"”.
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‘Using graphic symbols’: An investigation into the experiences and attitudes of a range of practitioners using graphic symbols with children in the Foundation Stage (three to five year olds) school settings.
There has been a recent increase in the use of graphic symbols in school settings (Abbott and Lucey, 2003). However, the use of graphic symbols in schools remains, to date, an under-researched area. In order to address this and develop understanding of practitioners’ experiences of using graphic …
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Management of standard graphic symbols in a computer-aided design and drafting environment using neural network approaches
… of the lack of CADD standards. Using standard graphic symbols attached with symbolic information can help, but locating symbols in large libraries is difficult. AUGURS is a new interactive tool designed to assist CADD users in utilizing standard symbols.
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A Proposal for an American English/persian Transcription Scheme as A Bibliographic Control Tool
A uniform form of name is an important bibliographic control mechanism. Interpretation of proper names from one language into another has always been one of the major problems facing operators (i.e., catalogers, indexers and bibliographers) of bibliographic control systems. The motivation for this …
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Design and evaluation of a CAL system to support communication development in children with autism
… Version 2, answered numeracy questions using graphic symbols. Interviews from supporting teachers provided a degree of triangulation with investigator observations and teacher interviews. Stage 3 results suggest that four participants developed their communication skills, one child learned to …
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Efficacy of computer-based voice output communicaton intervention in persons with chronic severe aphasia
… in this study included the ability to select symbols by activating the touch screen and adequate visual and hearing skills as determined by their ability to consistently select correct picture symbols in response to verbal stimuli. Materials included laptop computers with touch screens and …