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Latest News from APH

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Exciting New Features for the Mantis Enhance Future Success

The Mantis Q40 has impacted the lives of numerous blind or low vision students and adults since its release in...

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Rows of shelves in the Museum Archives, some still filled with boxes, some completely empty.

Running a Marathon: Moving a Museum Collection

With the Dot Experience at APH officially breaking ground, we have been incredibly busy behind the scenes preparing for construction...

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Lauralyn Randles Promoted to Director of Product Advancement

APH is excited to announce the promotion of Dr. Lauralyn Randles to her new position as Director of Product Advancement...

Braillewriter made of cast aluminum alloy, highly polished on the outside. It has piano-like keys in the front, separated by a stainless-steel space bar. Two folding arms extend from the back to hold the paper.

The Foundation Writer

When the AFB Helen Keller Archives were loaned to APH in 2020 by the American Foundation for the Blind, they...

A collection of APH Press books, including Reading Connections: Strategies for Teaching Students with Visual Impairments, sit on a bookshelf alongside a pink hat with the APH logo on it, a small flag that has the APH logo and the words

Activities for Teaching Reading Skills

Reading is an important skill used in daily living. Yet many children struggle with becoming proficient readers. The APH Press...

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Working Through Changes

I gave my last tour of the “old” museum this morning.  I thought it would feel weird, but it felt...

A teacher and two young students sit around a table that has a blue Perkins brailler on top of it. One student is writing on a piece of paper, one student is using a refreshable braille display, and the teacher is writing in a notebook.

CEUs and the APH Hive

Are you an educator who holds a license? Do you consistently search for opportunities to earn CEUs? Look no further!...