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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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Employee Spotlight: Mary Jo Holt

American Printing House (APH) employees come from a variety of different backgrounds, bringing an array of interests and passions to...

An Author’s Journey: Highlighting the Story of Alice Walker

At The Dot Experience, we uplift the voices and stories of people who are blind or low vision. This month,...

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Introducing the BRF to eBraille Converter

We are excited to introduce the BRF to eBraille Converter, a new tool that helps bridge familiar braille workflows with the future...

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Creating The Dot Experience: Prototyping with Scott Spaulding

The Dot Experience is a unique, fully inclusive museum experience. Images, sounds, artifacts, and exhibits have each been carefully constructed to ensure every...

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Monarch 1.4: New Ways to Read, Connect, and Work

We’re excited to bring you the Monarch 1.4 update, which continues to expand how Monarch fits into everyday reading, learning, and...

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Accessible Math Empowers Educators by Providing Practical Teaching Strategies

Even for the most passionate teachers, finding the right way to reach students who are blind or low vision may seem intimidating. This is particularly true in the STEM fields, where...