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The Dot Experience: More than Just a Museum

Darrick Wood became the Director of The Dot Experience in December. “I couldn’t be more excited. It feels like my whole career has...

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Employee Spotlight: Kris Scott

APH is lucky to have committed and passionate employees like Kris Scott. The Lead Editor of the Accessible Tests department,...

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Reimagining the Periodic Table

The Periodic Table is a staple of science education, but for students who are blind or low vision, it’s often...

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Memory Puzzles is Back with a Healthy Twist: Fruits and Veggies

Memory Puzzles is a multi-card tactile matching game fitted with both print and braille labels. The first edition Memory Puzzles:...

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More than 225 Strong: Monarch Student Pilot Project Enters Year Two

After a groundbreaking inaugural launch, the Monarch Student Pilot Project (MSPP) is entering its second year with renewed momentum and...

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A Historic Leap: Monarch Gains Multiline Screen Reader Support and Premieres First Public eBraille Book

The latest Monarch update marks a defining moment in the evolution of braille technology. For the first time ever, mainstream...

A phone rests on the Monarch with the Wing It app open, showing two drawings. On the Monarch screen below, we see the two shapes in tactile form.

Helping Students Soar with Wing It

With an ever-growing need for tactile graphics, American Printing House’s new Wing It app puts tactile images into the hands...

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