student accessibility

Connect the Dots Event Emphasizes Accessibility in All Careers 

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

Since the release of the Monarch, students and teachers everywhere have been exploring, learning, and training on this new piece...

Chemistry is a complex subject. Students study a variety of concepts, such as atomic structures, electron configurations, the periodic table,...

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

With the proper tools and support, students who are blind or have low vision can achieve academic success with the...

In September, APH launched the Monarch, a first-of-its-kind 10-line by 32-cell refreshable display that renders braille and tactile graphics on...

Meet APH Scholar Patricia Gallardo Patricia Gallardo joined the Child Development program at Braille Institute in 2018, and in 2022...

Adapting math lessons for students who are blind or have low vision takes patience and creativity. Teachers of the Visually...

High school is the culmination of the K-12 academic experience. Students who are blind or have low vision need a...

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

Imagine accessing materials by viewing one line of braille at a time. Now, picture interacting with them by intervals of...