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Monarch Makes History with First Public eBraille Support

The Monarch is making history with its 1.2 update, which introduces the world’s first public implementation of eBraille support! This...

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A close up of a Monarch screen shows an active eBraille file

Monarch Makes History with First Public eBraille Support

The Monarch is making history with its 1.2 update, which introduces the world’s first public implementation of eBraille support! This...

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The Louis Database and Cycle of Accessible Textbook Creation

The Louis Database  The Louis Database of Accessible Materials has existed since the 1960s and is recognized by name in...

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Braille Tales Arrives in Puerto Rico

APH is a firm believer that early exposure to reading develops crucial braille awareness skills and promotes enthusiasm for literacy....

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The Dot Experience Cast: Tim Hornik

A beacon of positivity, independence, and dedication, Timothy Hornik has dedicated his adult life to serving members of the blindness...

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2025 KY Braille Challenge: Celebrating 25 Years

For the last 25 years, students from around the world have come together for a braille literacy competition: the Braille...

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The Dot Experience Celebrates Helen Keller

The Dot Experience team celebrated one of the world’s biggest change makers—Helen Keller during a recent Connect the Dots event,...