NCTD: Conference: 2008: List of Presentations

3-5 December 2008
Birmingham, UK

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List of Presentations

The following tables show the list of presentation titles, accepted by the Content Group. Follow the link on the presentation title to read the presentation abstract.

Presentation Title	Main Presenter		Country	Reference
Pop-ups for mathematic education	Akiyoshi Takamura	University Tsukuba	Japan	P12-B
Development of tactile map editing software with embedded symbolization	Amy Lobben	University of Oregon	USA	P2-C
Relief techniques in the DZB and the newest project "world atlas" in two languages	Anke Nordmann	Deutsch Zentralbücherei für Bline zu Leipzig (The German Central Library for the Blind)	Germany	P6-B
Exploratory procedures in a tactile object matching task	Ans Withagen	Royal Visio, National Foundation for Education of the Visually Impaired and Blind	The Netherlands	P5-C
Tactual Profile, An Observation Instrument for Charting Tactual Functioning	Ans Withagen	Royal Visio, National Foundation for Education of the Visually Impaired and Blind	The Netherlands	P8-C
Design of three tactile images representing Japanese woodcuts, a case study	Bernat Franquesa	Tactile Graphics Europe	Spain	P5-B
The use of tactile audio-graphics in foreign language teaching	Boguslaw Marek	John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin	Poland	P11-A
Tactile graphics for mobility and independence: Exercises for young learners	Boguslaw Marek	John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin	Poland	P6-C
A Graphics Editor for Blind People	Christiane Taras	University of Stuttgart	Germany	P8-A
Audio-Tactile Graphics: impacts of hand movements on graphic design	Christopher Power	University of York	UK	P7-B
Update on Automatic Tactile Graphics	Dan Comden	University of Washington	USA	P4-B
Harry Potter and the magic of accessible images	Dave Gunn	RNIB	UK	P3-B
Educating Young Children with Tactiles	Debbie Sitar	Provincial Resource Centre for the Visually Impaired (PRCVI)	Canada	P7-A
‘Cognitive complexity’ versus ‘perceptual complexity’ in tactile graphics	Frances Aldrich	University of Sussex	UK	P4-C
Exploring tactile graphics - which strategies work?	Heather Cryer	RNIB	UK	P8-B
Awareness of tactile graphics amongst students and educational professionals	Helen Petrie	University of York	UK	P4-A
Pre-maps: a primary of tactile maps	Helinä Hirn	-	Finland	P12-A
Workshops for adult blind people to read tactile diagrams	Hoëlle Corvest Morel	Musée des Sciences et de l'Industrie	France and The Netherlands	P5-A
Tactileview – fast access to tactile diagrams	Jaap Breider	Tactileview	The Netherlands	P11-B
The First Book: Shapeless Images for Swedish Pre-Braille Readers	Jenny Nilsson	The Swedish Library of Talking Books and Braille, TPB	Sweden	P6-A
Influence of aging on perceptibility of tactile maps	Kouki Doi	Waseda University and Tokyo Metropolitan	Japan	P9-A
From traditional tools to computer devices : a tactile perception study to adapt teaching aids.	Loïc Deschamps	University of Technology of Compiègne	France	P10-A
Dissecting Complex Graphics: Strategies for Planning and Editing	Lucia Hasty	Braille Authority of North America	USA	P9-C
Good, Better, Best: how to organise a tactile book competition - and how to win one!	Marion Ripley	ClearVision	UK	P10-B
Tactile Map Training: Behaviour and Neurological Outcomes	Megan Lawrence	University of Oregon	USA	P3-C
Drawing Without Sight	Peter Lumley	Markeaton Primary School, Derby	UK	P2-A
An automated procedure for production of tactile maps with 3D printing technology	Roman Rener	Geodetic Institute of Slovenia	Slovenia	P10-C
Accessible London Underground station plans	Sarah Morley Wilkins	RNIB	UK	P7-C
Perception and discriminability of the human forefinger with dot and stripe pattern textures in tactile guide maps	Tsutoma Wada	Universal Design Laboratory, Japan Braille Library	Japan	P3-A
Tactile graphics for teaching biology	Yoshiko Toriyama	University of Tsukuba	Japan	P2-B
Development three-dimensional geometrical models for tactile teaching materials	Yoshinori Teshima	Digital Manufacturing Research Centre, AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)	Japan	P11-C
GraSSML: a new approach for Accessible Web Graphics for All	Zained Fredj	Oxford Brookes University	UK	P9-B