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Federal Quota, and EOT – What Does it all Mean?

If you spend any amount of time around APH, you’ll hear people talking about EOTs, the Federal Quota, and even...

In 2018, APH took over stewardship of several important information resources that connect people who are blind, or losing their...

Do you have access to an APH All-In-One Board and Match-It-Up Frames? If so, add them together to accommodate a...

You’d never know by talking to him that Nick Hadfield thinks teaching from home while parenting can be a test...

After Meghan and Tyler Stott’s daughter, Kaitlin, was born in 2009 with albinism, she was fortunate to have the services...

The APH ConnectCenter Information and Referral Line (I&R) gets every kind of question you can imagine about being blind or...

Since the release of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) in 2013, twenty US states (Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii,...

Working from home (WFH) was once something that was a small possibility for some of us, maybe someday; but right...

Halloween is here, and it’s time for trick-or-treating and other fun fall activities! Here are some tips for how to...

From manuscripts to published fiction, the APH Migel Library contains one of the largest known collections of non-medical materials related...

Organization name, contact info and role within the company. Jane E. Thompson Director of Accessible Textbook Division American Printing House...

Need a tactile map, graph, or diagram for class? Download or request one using APH’s free online Tactile Graphics Image...

To best serve our customers, the Accessible Tests and Textbooks Department offers a wide range of services. Accessible Tests: Extensive...

Accessibility matters, even on social media! To celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day (#GAAD) we challenge you to make your social...

The Accessible Tests Resource Center serves as a hub of information for teachers of students that are visually impaired. Learn...