Braille Brain
A FREE, self-paced online braille tutorial that provides self-graded practice and assessments using 6-key entry in the foundations of UEB.
Catalog Number: 1-00390-00
Product Description
Braille Brain promotes braille literacy for pre-service and in-service Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments (TSVIs), paraprofessionals, parents, and educational team members.
The Braille Brain website consists of three main components: braille training materials that focus on UEB literary braille and Nemeth Braille, braille reading and writing assessment, and instructional materials and evidence-based practices that support braille literacy and STEM instruction.
Watch our APH product expert give a tour of Braille Brain in this video!
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- Interactive, 6-key entry basic braille instruction with immediate feedback.
- Graded multiple-choice practice
- Reading and writing prompts
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- “This is a great practice website for teachers, paras, and parents to have exposure and access to the braille code and how it works.”
- “Braille Brain was very helpful for me to practice and improve my skills in teaching braille to my students. Immediate feedback was helpful.”
- “I can see that families would really love it, and it could be helpful for other school staff who support braille learners.”
- “I really liked the website and the content. I am so excited this resource has been created! The site was easy to read and navigate, and the content was clear and concise.”
- “Braille Brain is a great product for students, TVIs, and anyone interested in learning braille!”
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![braille-brain-logo_web[113504] The Braille Brain logo which features of a multicolored brain stacked above the words Braille Brain in all caps. Braille is stacked above Brain, with both words sharing and beginning with a large B that is as tall as both words stacked. The brain is divided into four sections, the optical lobe is red, the Parietal lobe is yellow, the Frontal lobe is blue, and the Temporal lobe is purple.](https://media.aph.org/app/uploads/2023/09/braille-brain-logo_web113504.jpg)