Increasing Electronic Possibilities: Connectivity on the Monarch
Technology bridges the gap between access and learning. Without screen readers on computers, applications like Google Chrome and Microsoft Word...
Read moreTechnology bridges the gap between access and learning. Without screen readers on computers, applications like Google Chrome and Microsoft Word...
Read moreWith the proper tools and support, students who are blind or have low vision can achieve academic success with the...
Read moreIn September, APH launched the Monarch, a first-of-its-kind 10-line by 32-cell refreshable display that renders braille and tactile graphics on...
Read moreThe Monarch is making its way across the U.S. As it lands in the hands of students nationwide, the APH...
Read more“It’s never been about lack of capability. It’s been about lack of accessibility.” Gina Fugate is a Computer Science and...
Read moreSomeone with typical vision can easily view pictures on their phone or computer. Students who are blind or low vision...
Read moreCongratulations on being among the first in the world to own a Monarch! As you spread your wings and take...
Read moreEvery experience is a learning experience. For students who are blind or low vision, this may include an introduction to...
Read moreAdapting math lessons for students who are blind or have low vision takes patience and creativity. Teachers of the Visually...
Read more80% of learning is visual, and teachers often tailor their lessons accordingly. This often presents barriers for students who are...
Read moreHigh school is the culmination of the K-12 academic experience. Students who are blind or have low vision need a...
Read moreStudents spend most of their day learning new information and then demonstrating their knowledge through quizzes and tests. Having an...
Read moreAs Monarchs begin to soar into classrooms this fall, we’re committed to ensuring that educators have everything they need to...
Read moreImagine accessing materials by viewing one line of braille at a time. Now, picture interacting with them by intervals of...
Read moreA new piece of access technology can be both educational and fun. For rising fourth grader Gavin Leblond, that device...
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