El Braille es un alfabeto que permite a las personas ciegas acceder a la escritura. Cada célula representa una letra y se constituye de 3 líneas y 2 columnas. Hemos recopilado en esta diaporama distintas maneras de recrear esta célula. ¡Ya nos podemos entrenar en Braille! Si tienes otras ideas divertidas, ¡compártelas con nosotros! En 1825 Luis Braille ideó su sistema de puntos en relieve: el sistema Braille aporta a las personas ciegas una herramienta válida y eficaz para leer, escribir, acceder a la educación, la cultura y la información. Se trata de un sistema que parte de seis puntos que se ubican y numeran de la siguiente forma: ① ④ ② ⑤ ③ ⑥ La combinación de los seis puntos permite obtener 64 combinaciones diferentes, incluyendo la que no tiene ningún punto, que se utiliza como espacio en blanco para separar palabras, números, etc. La presencia o ausencia de puntos determina de qué letra se trata. Fuentes: ONCE España
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Mandela Bridge, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
High quality photograph of Southern Pacific Railroad Steam 4-8-4 # SP 4449 at Portland, Oregon, USA.
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High quality photograph of Southern Pacific Railroad GE B39-8E # SP 8002 at Beaumont, California, USA.
Southern Pacific EMD GP60 9721 at Dolores, California, June 14, 1991. Photographer: Peter Arnold. Scanned from a 35mm Kodachrome slide owned by Digital Rail Artist.
The Cotton Belt Railroad, officially known as the St. Louis Southwestern Railway, connected St. Lous with Texas and was a SP subsidiary after 1932.
