Unified English Braille

How is this even gonna work? Uh, I know I can make my screen reader speak in another language, and I could probably understand it in the English voice anyway.

Let's not even bother." Um, I also hadn't really twigged at the time that I could quite comfortably read a second language in UEB without having to switch the braille code, and I think had I thought about that in more detail, I probably would have used it from the beginning.

Um, but you know, I was this proficient screen reader user, and I thought, "Eh, it's just not gonna fit." Um, another limitation I had was that I'd never used a computer with a braille display before.

I'd used a computer a lot, and I'd used a BrailleNote a lot, but I'd never actually used a laptop with a braille display.

Because if you're thinking, "I'm moving away from home for the first time, how might braille help me label my food shopping and all of that?" Uh, that is a really valuable discussion, but I really wanted to focus on the academic side at the moment.

Um, it's worth also familiarizing yourself with different braille codes and their options.

For example, you've got, in UEB, you've got mathematics and scientific symbols.

Um, you have symbols that can be used in foreign languages.