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28 27 12 Assistive products for training in programming and informatics

Products that teach a person to operate or program a computer or to use specific software.

AbleData Product Categories

  1. Audio Computer Training ( Education: Instructional Materials: Instructional Materials General )
  2. Audio Computer Training ( Blind and Low Vision: Computers: Computer Accessories )
  3. Audio Computer Training ( Computers: Computer Accessories: Desktop and Laptop Computer Accessories General )
  4. Braille Computer Instruction ( Blind and Low Vision: Computers: Computer Accessories )
  5. Braille Computer Instruction ( Computers: Computer Accessories: Desktop and Laptop Computer Accessories General )
  6. Cursor Control Interface Assessment Program ( Computers: Software: Evaluation )
  7. Manual of Signs for Computer Terminology ( Deaf And Hard of Hearing: Deaf and Hard of Hearing General )
  8. Manual of Signs for Computer Terminology ( Computers: Computer Accessories: Desktop and Laptop Computer Accessories General )

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