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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...

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Celebrating the First Guide Dog at The Dot Experience

September is National Guide Dog Month. These furry companions play an integral role in ensuring their handlers who are blind...

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Terminal Mode Goes Live with JAWS on Monarch

Monarch’s terminal mode app bridges the gap between screen readers and multi-line braille displays. The program allows for the two...

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Monarch is Making a Difference: Jennifer Wenzel’s Story

New technology can be intimidating. Between new navigation, revolutionary capabilities, and having an entire new world of braille technology at...

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Meet APH Scholar Katy Jach

APH is proud to recognize Katy Jach, nominated by Pam Parker, Director of Outreach Washington State School for the Blind,...

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Making Music Available for Everyone with Music Braille Stickers

The transcription of sheet music to braille can be a lengthy and complicated endeavor. With a limited number of music...

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Employee Spotlight: Jenn Brooks

Outreach Regional Specialist Jennifer Brooks uses her role to give students who are blind or low vision as many opportunities...