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Tue, 27 Sep.
19.00-21.00 Welcoming at the World Congress Braille21 in room HS 9 and in the foyer on the first floor
nd in the foyer on the first floor
Wed, 28 Sep.
09.00-10.00 Room HS 9
Official Opening
• Dr. Thomas Kahlisch, Director of the German Central Library for the Blind in Leipzig
Greetings
• Prof. Sabine von Schorlemer, Minister of Science and Art of Saxony (requested)
• Prof. Thomas Fabian, Social Mayor of the City of Leipzig
• Maryanne Diamond, President of the World Blind Union
• Jahawar Lal Kaul, Chair of the World Braille Council
• Renate Reymann, President of the German Federation of the Blind and Partially Sighted
• Peter Osborne, Royal National Institute of Blind People, Chair of the Programme Committee
10.00-10.40 Room HS 9
Keynote: Braille, Education and Libraries - J. Dixon
10.40-11.00 Coffee & tea and exhibition in the foyer on first and second floor
Room HS 8 Room HS 9 Room HS 10 Room HS 11 Workshop Room
S204
11.00-11.30 T1: A Study of Braille T3: PC Screen Reader T4: Emerging T5: Revisiting Braille: 11.00-12.00
Reading Behaviours of COBRA: Optimal Publishing Standards Expanding the T1: Accessing Math
Children with Visual Braille Presentation – Impact on the Horizon of Braille Through Touch
Impairment and Other Features Provision and Use of T. Wijnberg S. C. Rowe
V .S. Sharma G. Christmann/N. v. Braille
Weele P. Osborne
11.30-12.00 T1: Braille Literacy in T1: Braille Technology T6: Standardisation of T5: Braille can Still Do
Pupils with Severe in Early Cognitive Braille in EU and Much More
Visual Impairments in Development Other European G. Strutz
Inclusive Schools in P. Fraser Countries
Norway - A. K. Vik A. Fajdetic
12.00-14.00 Market of Opportunities in rooms S201-S203, exhibition in the foyer on first and second floor,
lunch in the canteen
14.00-14.30 T1: OnLine Bookshelf T1: Braille and 21st T6: Braille in T1: Braille 14.00-15.30
– a Tool for Century Technologies Everyday Life Mathematics – T1: Braille for Sighted
Independent Learning E. Gastón J. Heilbrunn Automating the People
I. Stäglin Impossible H. Theiß-Klee
G. Bell
14.00-15.30
T1: Braille for Sighted
People
H. Theiß-Klee
14.30-15.00 T1: Inclusive T1: Stimulating Braille T6: Braille as a Means T3: odt2braille Brings
Education and Social Reading by of Communication Braille to your Office
Inclusion Programme Association with with Authority and J. Engelen
Initiative of Sound Institutions
Sightsavers F.Grützmacher C.Maina
Bangladesh - N.Zerin
15.00-15.30 T1: Books for Children T1: Applying Braille to T6: Assessing T2: Banning a
Who Struggle with the Amerindian People's Suitability for Chimera with the
Braille Languages Learning Braille Hyperbraille Display
M. Ripley J. Hinojosa Yampi S. Home G. Weber
15.30-16.00 Coffee & tea and exhibition in the foyer on first and second floor
16.00-16.30 T3: DAISY for Braille T1: Use of Braille in T6: Segmenting the T2: Use of Braille and 16.00-17.30
Display and Grade 2 Developing Countries Braille Market: Assistive Technology T1: Tactile Education
Braille with a Human – Experiences in Understanding among US Students and Conceptualisation
Voice Kenya Different Types of F. M. D'Andrea for Preschool Blind
A. Katemann S. Holm/M. K. Ng’eno Braille Users Children as
M. White Preparation to
16.30-17.00 T3: Everything you T1: Is it Possible to T6: Outline for T2: Braille goes Learning Braille –
Always Wanted to Educate a Group of Adapting a Sinhala Multimedia with Exchange of Existing
Know about the Persons with Braille Contraction Smart Pages and Tag Concepts
DAISY Pipeline 2 Deafblindness in System It software R. Delgado
Braille Working Group Braille? A. Weerawardhana H.-J. Lienert
(but Were Afraid to L. Hovland
Ask) - C. Egli
17.00-17.30 T3: A Model for Braille T1: Braille Music on T6: Croatian Blind T2: Effects of
Production without Demand – the Union in Supporting Increasing
Boundaries Transcription, Braille in Everyday Digitalisation and
B. Westling/J. Teaching and the Living Associated Networks
Håkansson Future of Braille Music C. Nenadic/A. on the Usage of
in Australia Fajdetic Braille in the
J. Howell Workplace - P. Alden
Thu, 29 Sep.
09.00-10.00 Room HS 9
Braille21 Award
• Presentation: M. Diamond/P. Osborne
10.00-10.30 Coffee & tea and exhibition in the foyer on first and second floor
Room HS 8 Room HS 9 Room HS 10 Room HS 11 Workshop Room
S204
10.30-11.00 T3: OpenBraille T1: Teaching Braille T6: Braille in Ethiopia T2: Braille in a Civil 10.30-12.00
T. Friehoff with DAISY K. Yibeltal Court in Germany T1: Selecting Key
W. Hubert/E. Schmid U. Boysen Words for I-M-ABLE –
11.00-11.30 T3: Outcomes of T1: Reading through T6: Issues and T2: Library Braille the Individualized
Research with Users Touch, Importance Challenges for Adults Book Management – Meaning-centered
of Braille Displays in and Challenges Learning Braille by Touch Alone Approach to Braille
the UK M. Khochen M. Raaphorst H.-J. Lienert Literacy Education
S. Home D. P. Wormsley
11.30-12.00 T3: Leibniz – T1: Choose your own T6: Living in a Tactile T2: Improving the
Workflow Tools to Braille Book! World – A Salute to Blind’s Efficiency in
Provide Access to Non- Generating more Braille and Other the Workplace
fiction Books Braille Requests in the Tactile Markings through Digitalisation
M. Leopold Netherlands M. Diamond and Braille
K. Krikhaar C. Catacutan-Sam
12.00-14.00 Market of Opportunities Rooms S201-S202, exhibition in the foyer on first and second floor,
lunch in the canteen
14.00-14.30 T3: Optically Actuated T1: Braille Literacy T6: The Role of Braille T2: Undoing the 14.00-15.30
Tactile Displays and Graphicacy as in Developing Damage: Braille T2: Strengthening
B. Mamojka Twin Concepts in Organisational Skills Application in a Participation through
Making of the in Visually Impaired Globalising World Braille Music Notes
Multimodal Learning Learners: A Must for A. K. Aneja M. Kuhlmann/L.
Environment for the Successful Machell
Blind Independence
T. Landra M. N. McLennan
14.00-15.30
T2: Strengthening
Participation through
Braille Music Notes
M. Kuhlmann/L.
Machell
14.30-15.00 T3: Unified English T1: An Online T6: Braille as an T2: Braille, the
Braille – State of the Multimedia TutorialAlternative Reading Indispensable
Nations System to Teach and Writing Medium Companion of the
S. Home Malay Braille to for Teenagers with Blind
Sighted IndividualsVisual Impairment – Y. Ofori-Debra
Supporting ChildrenPossibilities for
who are Blind Organising Lessons
L. W. Lee Considering the
Research on
Socialisation
K. Rode
15.00-15.30 T3: Taking the Braille T4: Towards a T6: SAPIE Library: T2: On the
Technology Further to Common Braille Math Braille Book Data Significance of Braille
Provide Success at Code for Flemish Service for the Blind in the Vocational
your Fingertips Students in Japan Rehabilitation of Blind
M. Griffiths J. Engelen/B. Simons T. Tanaka Persons
B. Drolshagen
15.30-16.00 Coffee & tea and exhibition in the foyer on first and second floor
16.00-17.30 Room HS 9
Panel Discussion: The Use of Braille for the Electoral Ballot
Chair: R. McCallum
19.00-20.30 Concert of the "Leipziger Gitarrenquartett" at Gewandhaus Leipzig
21.00-24.00 Dinner at the restaurant "Auerbachs Keller"
Fri, 30 Sep.
09.30-10.10 Room HS 9
Keynote: The Role of Braille for Deafblind People - P. Hepp
10.10-10.30 Coffee & tea in the foyer on first and second floor
Room HS 8 Room HS 9 Room HS 10 Room HS 11 Workshop Room
S204
10.30-11.00 T1: Acquisition of T4: Will Braille T6: Musibraille Project T4: Regional 10.30-12.00
Written Language in Survive? D. Tomé/J. A. Borges Cooperation in the T2: Creating Work
Preschool Education K. Carey South Pacific Place Solution, a New
M. I. Otero F. Gentle/J. Howse Approach towards
11.00-11.30 T1: A Critical T4: The UN T6: Raising the Profile T5: Braille on Livelihood for Blinds
Evaluation of Convention on the of Braille in your Packages – Especially and Low Vision
Teaching of Braille in Rights of Persons with Country: Establishing on Packages of V. M. Avula
Existing Programmes Disabilities – its Role a Braille Authority Medicinal Products
for the Training of in Achieving Access to M. Schnackenberg E. D. Lorenz/E.
Teachers in India Information for All Schmid
S. R. Mittal R. McCallum
11.30-12.00 T1: The Braille T4: Toward a World T6: Unity of Braille T5: Fabrication of
Imperative: Braille Intellectual Property and High Technology Braille on Packaging
Literacy and the Organisation Treaty D. Petrov for Medicinal Products
Technology on Copyright D. Mößner
Continuum M. Diamond
D. Morgan
12.00-13.00 lunch in the canteen
13.00-14.00 Room HS 9
Panel Discussion: “The Use of Braille Signage in Consumer Goods and Services“
Chair:D. Mößner
14.00-14.30 Room HS 9: Farewell
14.45 Meeting at the inner courtyard of the university for the guided tour in DZB Leipzig (ticket!)
15.30-17.00 Guided tour DZB Leipzig (ticket)
18.00-19.00 Public motet in St. Thomas Church with the St. Thomas Boys Choir & the quartet of blind singers "Pro Puncto"
