A Comparative Study of the Acceptability of Signs for the Brazilian Sign Language Created in Person and Remotely

Francisco Carlos de Oliveira, Gerarda N.C. Gomes, Adriano Tavares de Freitas, Anibal C. de Oliveira, Lidiane Cristina da Silva, Bruno Dias Queiroz · 2015

Teaching a programming language to a person who is deaf or hearing impaired (DHI) has, along with other challenges, the lack of signs to convey basic concepts in computing. This shortage of signs makes learning even harder for the DHI.

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