tactile graphics
tactile graphics noun: raised-surface representations of images, maps, graphs, and diagrams designed for individuals who are blind or visually impaired to explore through touch,w assisting with access to complex STEM content, spatial layouts, and fine art.
Noun
tactile graphics pl (normally plural, singular tactile graphic)
- Raised-surface representations of images, maps, graphs, and diagrams designed for individuals who are blind or visually impaired to explore through touch,w assisting with access to complex STEM content, spatial layouts, and fine art.
Forms of tactile graphics
| singular | tactile graphic |
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Questions about tactile graphics
- What does tactile graphics mean?
- Tactile graphics means raised-surface representations of images, maps, graphs, and diagrams designed for individuals who are blind or visually impaired to explore through touch,w assisting with access to complex STEM content, spatial layouts, and fine art.
- What part of speech is tactile graphics?
- Tactile graphics is a noun.
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