Even Easier Braille: Introducing BrailleBlaster V2!
What is BrailleBlaster Version 2? BrailleBlaster V2 is a near-complete rewrite of how the software functions. It is a step...
Read moreWhat is BrailleBlaster Version 2? BrailleBlaster V2 is a near-complete rewrite of how the software functions. It is a step...
Read moreIn science classes, sighted students are taught the basics of electricity, coding, and programming through a variety of hands-on activities....
Read moreThe Mantis Q40, with its combination of 40 braille cells and a QWERTY keyboard, is the perfect companion for learning...
Read moreWe’re all familiar with the effects that social distancing, self-quarantine, and canceled in-person services are having on our day-to-day lives....
Read moreOur family of quota-eligible magnifiers just got a new member. Named after the space asteroid, Juno is a powerful handheld...
Read moreBarbara Peterson, APH Scholar and vision consultant for the Montana School for the Deaf and Blind, believes the Reach &...
Read moreAs an itinerant TVI, the end of the school year always feels like a whirlwind with state testing, end-of-year events,...
Read moreWe believe art is for everyone! Students and adults who are blind or low vision should not be denied the...
Read more*Update 7/20/21: Step-By-Step Part 1 and Part 2 are now available for purchase. We’re happy to announce the release of...
Read moreTools for a Good Foundation As with any building, a good foundation is key. Exposing students to tactile and enlarged...
Read moreTake tests with confidence using accessible tools and materials! Students who are blind or low vision may need access to...
Read moreWhat do you think of from October to April? Is it pumpkin spice, the holidays, Cyber Monday, basketball season, and...
Read more“Audiojack has given my son a tool that makes him want to verbalize and talk about what he’s imagining, and...
Read moreThe switch-adapted Caframo fan that teachers and learners love, and has been in the Sensory Learning Kit since its beginning...
Read moreFrom the Past to the Present Long ago, creative teachers of students with visual impairments (TVIs) had to make their...
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