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Latest News from APH

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Solid Light: Cynthia Torp’s Unique Model

We’ve been learning about the creation of The Dot Experience through the lens of the team at Solid Light. We...

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A young girl sits at a classroom desk, with her arms stretched out as she uses her Monarch.

From Launch to Lessons: Looking Back on the First Year of Monarch

A year ago, we launched the Monarch Student Pilot Project (MSPP) with the bold goals of getting this revolutionary technology...

A front view of Neptune. Showing the detachable screen which is resting on top of a gray arm. At the bottom of the gray arm sits the camera, positioned above the bottom black piece, a resting place for the print piece to be scanned.

Increasing Access to Print On-the-Go with Neptune

Looking for lightweight, portable, easy reading on the go? Look no further than Neptune. A scan and read device, Neptune...

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Accessibility at the NCSA Conference and Beyond with Monarch

The National Conference on Student Assessment (NSCA) is a national gathering of educators, assessment practitioners, and innovators within the world...

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Illuminating Curiosity with The Dot Experience

Have you ever wondered how others experience light? Step into a world of brightness, shadows, and experimentation with The Dot...

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Overcoming Information Poverty, One Tactile Graphic Image at a Time

Most individuals understand tactile graphics as raised-surface representations of non-textual information, such as shapes, maps, and diagrams. Tactile graphics are...

Along a white line, the numbers 2, 3, and 4 are shown as points. Above the 2 is an illustrated astronaut, to the right above the number 3 there is a grey robotic alien, to the right above the number 4 their is an orange alien resembling a crab.

Mastering Both Math and Space with the Cosmic Number Lines App

An accessible, engaging iOS game, the Cosmic Number Lines App was designed for early elementary school students who are blind...