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+++ Tactile Graphics 2005: 1-2 December Jurys Inn, Birmingham, UK.

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++ Read all about it!

The Tactile Graphics 2005 conference website has now been updated with
the full day schedules for both days of the conference. It also has all
the abstracts for workshops, presentations, posters and exhibitions -
over 70 abstracts!
http://www.nctd.org.uk/Conference/Conf2005/index.asp

++ Thanks to our new sponsors

Our appreciation goes out to our new sponsors: Alpha Business Computers
and The Swedish Braille Authority, The Swedish Library of Talking Books
and Braille (TPB) who are lending their support to this conference.
We have a little more time if you wish to add your name to the list of
reputable organisations supporting the conference through sponsorship. 
Read more about our current sponsors, and further sponsorship
opportunities:
http://www.nctd.org.uk/Conference/Conf2005/sponsors.asp

++ Don't miss out - book for your pre-conference workshops now

We still have a few spaces in three of our workshops, so book your place
now to avoid disappointment.
- Learn how simple but effective tools can make a real difference in
developing tactile graphic literacy, with Boguslaw Marek in Workshop 1.
- See how effective tactile books for children don't have to be
challenging to make, and assist in the development of fundamental skills
required later in life, with Marion Ripley in Workshop 2.
- Get a fundamental understanding of tactile graphics, appreciate the
different formats, and learn how and where they work, with Sarah Morley
Wilkins and Sue King in Workshop 4.

Workshop 3 presented by Dave Gunn and Alan Waller has already sold out,
and the other workshops are filling up fast. Book your place now through
the conference registration form, and read the full abstracts:
http://www.nctd.org.uk/Conference/Conf2005/workshops.asp

++ Last chance to advertise in the proceedings

The exhibition is full, so the only chance left to promote your goods
and services to the conference delegates and beyond is to place an
advert. You have until the end of Wednesday 2 November to book your
advert:
http://www.nctd.org.uk/Conference/Conf2005/TG05Advertising.doc

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visiting the list homepage:
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