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In this article, we describe the solution TaBGO (Tangible Block Goes Online), which makes a visual programming language like Scratch more accessible to blind and visually impaired people. This system contains some tangible objects representing the different blocks and the different variables and a software recognizing these objects automatically in order to generate and to execute the program produced by the user.
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