Computerized system including rules for a rendering system accessible to non-literate users via a touch screen

A computer program product, comprising a non-transitory tangible computer readable medium having computer readable program code embodied therein, said computer readable program code adapted to be executed to implement a computerized method operative to perform a plurality of selectable system-actions responsive to user input, the method being accessible to non-literate users via a touch screen defining a plurality of touch screen locations respectively corresponding to the plurality of selectable system-actions, the touch screen being operative to detect and distinguish between first and second gestures, the method comprising:

• providing a processor-controlled touch-triggered actor which, responsive to at least each first gesture applied by an end-user to an individual location within the touch screen, from among a plurality of touch screen locations, performs at least one individual action, from among said plurality of actions, which corresponds to said individual location;
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• using a processor to control a touch-triggered oral presenter which, responsive to at least each second gesture applied by an end-user to an individual location within the touch screen, from among the plurality of touch screen locations, presents an oral characterization of the at least one individual action, from among said plurality of actions, which corresponds to said individual location,
• the method further comprising providing an oral presentation library including a plurality of recorded oral presentations in a computer-implemented memory which, when played to the end user by the oral presenter, orally characterize the plurality of actions respectively,
• the method further comprising a rules database storing, in a computer-implemented memory, at least one rule governing the behavior of at least one of the oral presenter and the actor, responsive to at least one sequence of end-user gestures including initial and subsequent end-user gestures.

A computerized method operative to perform a plurality of selectable system-actions responsive to user input, the method being accessible to non-literate users via a touch screen defining a plurality of touch screen locations respectively corresponding to the plurality of selectable system-actions, the touch screen being operative to detect and distinguish between first and second gestures, the method comprising:

• providing a processor-controlled touch-triggered actor which, responsive to at least each first gesture applied by an end-user to an individual location within the touch screen, from among a plurality of touch screen locations, performs at least one individual action, from among said plurality of actions, which corresponds to said individual location;
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• using a processor to control a touch-triggered oral presenter which, responsive to at least each second gesture applied by an end-user to an individual location within the touch screen, from among the plurality of touch screen locations, presents an oral characterization of the at least one individual action, from among said plurality of actions, which corresponds to said individual location,
• the method being operative in conjunction with a touch screen which defines a plurality of touch screen locations and which is operative to detect and distinguish between the first and second gestures, and wherein a plurality of selectable system-actions responsive to user input are performed and wherein the plurality of selectable system-actions respectively correspond to said plurality of touch screen locations.