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for images and videos
Figure 1. ICT in school word cloud. Retrieved from http://mypad.northampton.ac.uk/20217532/files/2012/12/ICT-in-School-Wordle-1456uj2.png
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Figure 3. Bigkeys keyboard. Retrieved from http://www.gokeytech.com/images/LX-Color-ABC.jpg
Figure 4. Talk pad. Retrieved from http://www.ioddev.org/images/med/1445/talkpad.jpg
Figure 5. Tack-Tiles Braille systems. Retrieved from http://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/12/1209_25_world_changing_products/image/024_tacktiles.jpg
Figure 6. Aurora suite. Retrieved from http://www.aurora-systems.com/pages/images/AuroraSuiteBoxShot.JPG
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