Crap, and I mean real big time crap
Ok folks I owe up a apology: I knew there were flaws in the punctuation chart but not that many. Thanks to Braille through Remote Learning, and the sim braille font, I was able to find a few errors on my charts by comparing those to the BRL.org charts. It's not just the online version either on my site, it's also in the printable charts section. I'll fix those but that'll mean having to re-write that chart completely.
Because of this and the demand of grade 1 charts (either used for resource or show.) I'm going to use up my holiday and make the things.
While we're on the topic of charts. I also looked over the rules for some of them. I'm not gonna copy the format on brl.org. Their format is the chart, the rule list and the example list. Thats going to be our format as well--Only we're not going to have the braille displayed underneath the examples or in any rules. Of course I gotta alert that site that I'll be using their format but not using it to profit or make money off it.
Their website really inspired me to make the braille suite on my personal website in 2002. Only I had the charts not the rules or examples.
So TBA on the edited version of the punctuation chart and I apologize again on the massive error on those two spots. The errors however were indeed fixed on the study guides this afternoon only with the dot numbers. So tomorrow I'll fix the imaged version with text for the guide and fix the punctuation charts for the printable version and also the online version as well. A reminder for those wondering why I chose to duplicate this two more times. The charts you see on my website and in the printable version don't have the dot numbers. Something a learner wants in a guide.
Because of this and the demand of grade 1 charts (either used for resource or show.) I'm going to use up my holiday and make the things.
While we're on the topic of charts. I also looked over the rules for some of them. I'm not gonna copy the format on brl.org. Their format is the chart, the rule list and the example list. Thats going to be our format as well--Only we're not going to have the braille displayed underneath the examples or in any rules. Of course I gotta alert that site that I'll be using their format but not using it to profit or make money off it.
Their website really inspired me to make the braille suite on my personal website in 2002. Only I had the charts not the rules or examples.
So TBA on the edited version of the punctuation chart and I apologize again on the massive error on those two spots. The errors however were indeed fixed on the study guides this afternoon only with the dot numbers. So tomorrow I'll fix the imaged version with text for the guide and fix the punctuation charts for the printable version and also the online version as well. A reminder for those wondering why I chose to duplicate this two more times. The charts you see on my website and in the printable version don't have the dot numbers. Something a learner wants in a guide.