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Data Collection During the Pandemic

Authors: Allison Clark, PT and Angela Campbell, APE When we had to make the shift to virtual instruction, data collection...

As the year starts to wrap up we’re looking back at all the exciting new products we launched in 2020....

APH is excited to recognize Fae Montoya, nominated by EOT, Jared Leslie, as one of our 2020-2021 APH Scholars. Fae...

As a teacher during a pandemic, I have grown accustomed to things changing daily, being way out of my control,...

Sometimes, it is those simple, low-tech materials that make all the difference. We spoke with Elizabeth Umphress, a Teacher of...

APH is happy to announce its participation in the Accessible Book Consortium (ABC), an international network for sharing accessible digital...

Photo Caption: The award-winning artwork titled, “The Best Drawing I Ever Made,” by Drey Chitwood, a student at the Washington...

Early in my career, I was privileged to work in a place where I was trained in Van Dijk methodology....

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

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

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

Since 2003, Ex Officio Trustees (EOT’s) throughout the United States are asked to nominate someone whom they feel provides outstanding...

Each year, the InSights Art Competition and exhibition honors artists who are blind and visually impaired of all ages and...

The APH ConnectCenter provides information and connections to resources for people of all ages who have vision loss, or are...

Originally designed by Microsoft and developed by APH, this fun and engaging product is designed to teach students how to...