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feat: add audio-tactile card content and template
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{% extends "layouts/base.njk" %}

{% block pageBody %}
<body class="audio-tactile">
{% uioTemplate %}
{% include "partials/global/header.njk" %}
<main class="main">
<h1 class="audio-tactile__title">{{ title }}</h1>

{% include "partials/components/breadcrumb.njk" %}

<nav class="flc-toc-tocContainer"></nav>

{% block content %}
{{ content | safe }}
{% endblock %}
</main>
{% include "partials/global/footer.njk" %}
{#
Calling a custom duplicate of eleventy-plugin-fluid's uioInit shortcode in
order to run it without the text-size preference until issue #57 is solved.
This call is duplicated in base.njk and home.njk
https://github.com/fluid-project/handbook.floeproject.org/issues/57
#}
{% uioCustomInit config.languages[lang].uioSlug, config.languages[lang].dir %}
</body>
{% endblock %}
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key: 3D Printed Audio-Tactile Graphics
order: 3
---
This article introduces a set of recommendations which is intended for educators, designers, makers, or others who want
to create inclusive materials for a wider range of students, including and with a greater focus on blind students.
Specifically, the recommendations are aimed at developing audio-tactile graphics that are 3D printed.
This article introduces [a set of recommendations](/techniques/45-recommendations-for-3d-printed-audio-tactile-graphic-design/)
which is intended for educators, designers, makers, or others who want to create inclusive materials for a wider range
of students, including and with a greater focus on blind students. Specifically, the recommendations are aimed at
developing audio-tactile graphics that are 3D printed.

The information on these pages won’t make you an expert on the subject, but it will help you understand the process of
planning, producing and using audio-tactile graphics. We encourage you to access the related resources, seek out more
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These are materials that can be developed with and for the community, produced with low-cost technologies and shared for
free on the web.

## Read more about the 45 recommendations.
## Read more about [the 45 recommendations](/techniques/45-recommendations-for-3d-printed-audio-tactile-graphic-design/)

## Related resources

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---
title: 45 recommendations for 3D printed audio-tactile graphic design
layout: layouts/audio-tactile-cards
eleventyNavigation:
parent: 3D Printed Audio-Tactile Graphics
key: 45 recommendations for 3D printed audio-tactile graphic design
---

<div class="audio-tactile__intro">

Here we present 45 recommendations for the design of 3D printed audio-tactile graphics, organised into three categories:

- Planning,
- Materials and Production, and
- Context, Use, and Inclusion.

The recommendations are arranged on interactive cards (see diagram) containing:

- The recommendation code (code legend),
- The recommendation,
- Additional information, tips and/or examples.

You can use these recommendations freely and at any order it suits you best.

Although audio-tactile graphics can be applied to many settings, these recommendations are aimed at inclusive education.
Refer back to the main article for more information.

</div>

<div class="audio-tactile__credits">

These recommendations are the result of the doctoral thesis by Emilia Christie Picelli Sanches, from the
[Design Graduate Program (PPGDesign)](http://www.prppg.ufpr.br/site/ppgdesign/pb/), at the
[Federal University of Paraná (UFPR)](https://www.ufpr.br/portalufpr/) and with the collaboration of the Inclusive Design
Research Center (IDRC) at OCAD University.

The research was funded by the [Brazilian Federal Foundation for Support and Evaluation of Graduate Education (CAPES)](https://www.gov.br/capes/pt-br).
Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.

</div>

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