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The Dot Experience Cast: Bhavya Shah

Bhavya Shah is driven, personable, and dedicated to his education, his craft, and to keeping accessibility in every conversation.     Early Life and Vision Loss   Shah experienced...

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A TVI’s Perspective: Tools for Young Learners

Why did a nurse hang up her scrubs to become a TVI? We spoke with Andrea Amestoy about her journey...

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APH Behind the Scenes: A Look At The People and Processes that Bring You Braille

APH is known for producing a plethora of braille materials for our customers. But, how exactly does a file get...

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When Your Sensorimotor Dream Comes True

If you’re reading this, you probably know that APH created the Sensory Learning Kit (SLK) to meet the needs of...

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A Braille Basics App for Kids!

 An Interview with the Creator of the BrailleBuzz There’s a new bee in town! You’re probably familiar with BrailleBuzz, our...

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Larry Skutchan: Access Tech Visionary Retires

Modern technology has had so many contributors to its success, growing from the foundations laid by industry giants, such as...

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The Sensorimotor Spotlight

Every teacher and parent knows that magical feeling experienced when a child finally achieves a skill you’ve been practicing for...