Object ID:
2006.13.2
Interviewer:
Randles, Raymond
Interview Date:
04/08/2004
Interview Place:
Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind
Length of Interview:
77 minutes
Scope & Content:
Waunda Cox talks about her work as a tactile graphics tooler, braille transcriber and copyholder at the American Printing House for the Blind. She discusses new technology used in braille and tactile graphics production, including the use of computers and the PEARL (Plate Embossing Apparatus for Raised Lines), and use of the carousel table in collating. She also describes breaktime in the APH cafeteria, and the 1988 Teamsters Union strike.
Interview Restrictions:
All copyrights belong to the American Printing House for the Blind. Contact the Museum concerning any restrictions.
Extent:
1 compact disc + 1 copy (CD) + 1 transcript (32 p.)
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Waunda Cox using a braillewriter, ca. 1985
Waunda Cox using a braillewriter, ca. 1985