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Two hands feel the outline of a tactile butterfly on Monarch.

A Bigger Milestone, a Broader Reach: MSPP Enters Year Three

A Milestone Worth Celebrating American Printing House for the Blind (APH) is celebrating a major milestone for the Monarch Student...

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Two hands feel the outline of a tactile butterfly on Monarch.

A Bigger Milestone, a Broader Reach: MSPP Enters Year Three

A Milestone Worth Celebrating American Printing House for the Blind (APH) is celebrating a major milestone for the Monarch Student...

A student smiles as her hands explore the braille on Monarch's screen.

Monarch Update 2.0 Expands Accessible Learning Opportunities

This newest Monarch software update gives blind or low vision students the tools they need to complete assessments, explore equations,...

Two hands reading braille on Monarch.

Bringing Dynamic Braille Files to Life with eBraille and Duxbury

The creation and refinement of eBraille is a project over three years in the making. It has involved community input,...

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Product Updates & Upgrades

The American Printing House (APH) is always working to improve what already exists as we produce new technology and products...

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Unlocking Math for Every Student: AnyMath Kit Transforms Learning for K–12 Students

Mathematics is a subject built on patterns, shapes, and relationships. For students who are blind or low vision, however, accessing...

Drew looks at a tactile graphic on the Monarch computer with a smile on his face.

Monarch is Making a Difference: Kristina Vannoy’s Story

Monarch is continuing to change the game for students who are blind or low vision. Part of the Monarch Student...