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The use of virtual classrooms by blind users is hindered e.g. by inaccessible user interfaces, graphical and dynamical content, as well as synchronous communication. Based on a requirements catalogue for accessible virtual classrooms and existing concepts to eliminate barriers for blind learners, alternative concepts are presented for a two-dimensional Braille display. An evaluation using tactile paper prototyping indicates an improvement towards accessibility and equal usage for all participants.

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