accessible technology

PDSES Program Provides Texas Students with Greater Access to Assistive Technology

In the classroom, students who are blind or have low vision that receive an individualized education program (IEP), are given...

APH consistently works to not only produce new technology, but to improve what already exists. With technology that is always...

Looking to the future of eBraille on the Monarch, it is impossible to consider the implementation of this new file...

We recently had the opportunity to talk with Billy Boyd and Annie Schauer from Solid Light to learn more about...

When traveling by plane, it’s easy to point out in-flight features that are typically inaccessible to people who are blind...

We have heard your questions about the Monarch, and we’re here to provide the answers! Our Monarch support team has...

On Saturday, February 1, The Dot Experience team, APH staff, and volunteers attended the 2nd Annual Teen College & Career...

Judy Dixon is a woman of humility, generosity, spunk, and drive. Judy worked for the National Library Service for the...

Bluetooth provides users a way to connect one piece of technology to another without cumbersome cords. Since most devices are...

APH’s production department has raised the bar for barrier breaking in workplace accessibility. An openness to re-inventing job stations and...

Technology bridges the gap between access and learning. Without screen readers on computers, applications like Google Chrome and Microsoft Word...

The Louisville Maker Faire is an opportunity for local creatives to learn, present, and be a part of innovation in...

During this age of virtual learning, it is important for everyone to have access to a computer in school. APH...

Students spend most of their day learning new information and then demonstrating their knowledge through quizzes and tests. Having an...

A worldwide file standard cannot be created alone. By utilizing the expertise of other organizations and individuals in the blindness...