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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,...

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Exciting New Features for the Mantis Enhance Future Success

The Mantis Q40 has impacted the lives of numerous blind or low vision students and adults since its release in...

PDSES Program Provides Texas Students with Greater Access to Assistive Technology

In the classroom, students who are blind or have low vision that receive an individualized education program (IEP), are given...

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Accessible Science: Ensuring Science is for Everyone

The modern world thrives on innovation, and the best innovation comes from a multitude of perspectives working together. That’s what’s...

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APH’s Abacus Bee Encourages STEM Success

A hand-held counting tool, the abacus uses lines of circular beads to represent numbers, moving the beads along rods or...

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Product Updates for Spring 2025

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

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Bringing eBraille to Everyone with Duxbury

Looking to the future of eBraille on the Monarch, it is impossible to consider the implementation of this new file...