I have been considering for some time now writing a book called
introduction to chess for the blind. It seems that it would be useful.
Em 12/1/2020 2:17 PM, JT escreveu:
I don't recall the details at the moment, but I do believe that Hadley has
been approached regarding braille copies of the texts from the old Chess For
Beginners and Chess: Principles & Strategies. I recall they said that they
had none.
Jim T
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I am not too sure of this idea. But it just came to my thoughts and would
like to know if it be a good idea to write to Hadley and find out if they
have any spare braille or audio chess courses. Perhaps there should be many
volumes of those subjects and it would be helpful if Hadley can come up with
some good results. Hope this helps.
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Subject: [usbca_chess] Hadley chess course Or Alternatives?
Hello all.
I know quite a while ago there was someone asking about the braille books
from the Hadley chess course, and I'm wondering if there is someone who
still has braille, audio, or digital versions of the books.
If not, what other resources can you recommend that serve the purpose of the
Hadley course?
