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Learning with KaiBot: Accessible Coding Lesson

KaiBot is an interactive tool that combines tactile learning, introductory coding, and accessible innovation. The KaiBot robot, complete with varying...

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Six Ways to Bring The Dot Experience to Your Classroom

The future of museums is being built right here in Louisville! Opening next fall, The Dot Experience will be the...

A student reaches his arms out towards the Monarch. He is sitting at a bright red classroom table, the Monarch is resting on the table.

One Year Later: Celebrating and Reflecting on the Monarch

One year ago, Monarch took flight changing the lives of teachers, students, and families across the world. With over 1,000...

A close up view of the Southeastern section of the map. Giving a close up view at the raised lines as well as print and braille labels for states like Florida, Georgia, and Alabama.

Have the World at Your Fingertips with US Tactile Map

The US Tactile Map Classroom Pack is a carefully designed collection of 15 raised line paper maps of the United...

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Adapted Biology Lab Manual

We are pleased to announce a new product to help science teachers and TVIs make traditional biology lab activities accessible...

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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...