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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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A tactile anatomic model of an eye. With different colors, textures, and braille labels to indicate different parts of the eye.

My Sight: A Hands-On Curriculum Empowering Students

For TVIs, General Educators, Families, and Future Advocates  Understanding how vision works—and how it sometimes doesn’t—is a powerful first step...

A classroom table shows a student feeling the Monarch with a teacher. Next to them is a man in an APH polo with a Monarch, connected a computer screen.

Building Connections with Monarch and Visual Outputs

The Monarch has created unprecedented levels of access for blind or low vision users in homes, classrooms, and individual workplaces....

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A Track Meet for the History Books

On July 29th, 2025, I woke my guide dog at 3:30am to get to the airport for our cross-country flight...

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Product Updates and Upgrades

APH is always working to produce new technology and improve what already exists to ensure we are serving the APH community in the best way possible. After listening to the...

A Monarch displays a tactile image of a car. A students hands can be seen resting on the navigation keys.

Expanding Tactile Graphic Access on Monarch with TactileView

Monarch’s multi-line display makes it perfect for accessing and inspecting tactile graphics. The unique zoom features alongside 10 lines of...

Protected written letters in clear sleeves. The brown paper and cursive writing shows old age. The signature of Helen Keller is visible.

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...