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Bringing Magnification to New Heights with Apollo

Apollo expands learning opportunities, refines user experience and pushes past the bounds of traditional magnifiers. With a Microsoft Surface pro...

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Creating The Dot Experience: Prototyping with Sandra Williams

Sandra Williams is a Louisville native, a local advocate, and a woman who is blind. Williams has worked in vision rehabilitation, is a long-term member of...

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Product Updates and Upgrades

Creacube   Creacube is a handheld, interactive learning cube that features light-up buttons, games, and songs to make early math practice fun, accessible,...

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Monarch is Making a Difference: Alexander Liddell’s Story

Alexander Liddell is an IT and Modifications team lead at a Hearing and Vision Service in Manchester. He specializes in assistive technology for blind or low...

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Employee Spotlight: Veronica Palensky

American Printing House (APH) employees each bring individual talents that come together to help further our vision for a more inclusive world. Veronica Palensky serves as...

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PBS Kids’ Cyberchase Echo Explorers Now a Tactile Game on Monarch

A new partnership between American Printing House (APH) and the team behind the PBS KIDS series, Cyberchase, brings a popular...

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Expanding Accessible Learning Opportunities with Monarch Apps

The Monarch is a unique multi-line braille display that creates a world of endless possibility for accessible learning. While the 10-line...