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Essentials for alternative communication formats
COI's
Informability Team
can help you find agencies to produce non-text formats.
Ofcom
has guidelines on subtitling and signing broadcasts.
If you produce Braille regularly, it can be useful to spot check the quality of translation by paying a Braille proofreader. Contact
RNIB
for details.
The
Makaton® dictionary
has a reduced vocabulary and works with the rules above.
Page last reviewed: 11 August 2008
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