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Generate Tactile Graphics on the Fly with TactileDoodle

At APH, we want to provide teachers and students products that will make everyday activities more accessible. The TactileDoodle serves...

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Meet APH Large Print

Textbooks are a universal classroom staple. Teachers and students rely on their backpacks full of textbooks to contain the information...

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Illinois Braille Series now teaches Unified English Braille (UEB) code!

It’s National Braille Literacy Month and we’re happy to announce that the Illinois Braille Series, a classic program for teaching literary...

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Introducing BrailleBuzz!

BrailleBuzz is a fun new way to get children involved in forming early literacy skills. This instructional toy resembles a...

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BrailleBuzz: An Interactive Braille Learning Experience

by Jessica Minneci Bzzz! Give your child a jump start on learning braille with BrailleBuzz! Shaped like a cartoon bumblebee,...

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The American Foundation for the Blind (AFB) and the American Printing House for the Blind (APH) Partner for a Future of No Limits for People Who Are Blind

APH to Provide Ongoing Stewardship for Key Programs Founded by AFB Washington, DC (February 7, 2018)—Today, the American Foundation for...

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Using Audio for Accessibility

How can your organization or business reach someone who is blind but may not be braille literate? Many Americans who...