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A student stands in a library next to a stack of braille notebooks with a Monarch in her hands.

Harnessing the Power of Monarch: Resources for the Creation of Optimal Tactile Graphics

The Monarch, developed by the American Printing House (APH) in collaboration with HumanWare, represents a transformative leap in braille technology....

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A student stands in a library next to a stack of braille notebooks with a Monarch in her hands.

Harnessing the Power of Monarch: Resources for the Creation of Optimal Tactile Graphics

The Monarch, developed by the American Printing House (APH) in collaboration with HumanWare, represents a transformative leap in braille technology....

A man stands in front of a TV screen wearing headphones.

Content Drives Design as Solid Light Curates an Engaging Visitor Experience

What Will be in The Dot Experience?    The Dot Experience will house a world-class collection of artifacts and tell many...

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Product Updates and Upgrades!

APH consistently works to not only produce new technology, but to improve what already exists. With technology that is ever-changing,...

Two hands explore a car tactile graphic on the Monarch.

Turn Coding into Tactile Art with the Dotted Turtle

As the Monarch continues to fly into the hands of new students, teachers, and classrooms, the opportunities are truly only...

Three people stand in front of a table, where there is a violin and braille sheet music on display.

Connect the Dots Event Showcases Accessible Music Solutions

As the holiday season approaches, The Dot Experience decided to jumpstart the fun with our final Connect the Dots program...

Four girls with girl scout uniforms stand around braille typewriters and braille alphabet sheets.

Literacy Through Touch: Introducing Braille with The Dot Experience Programs

The six dots in The Dot Experience logo represent the structure of the braille cell, an important code that makes...