Use TactileDoodle and quickly generate tactile, raised-line graphics to convey a variety of concepts or art within the classroom or at home, including:
demonstrate a variety of concepts related to science, math, geography, etc.
illustrate spatial concepts and simple maps.
practice handwriting skills.
play interactive games (e.g. tic-tac-toe).
complete more open-ended, artistic drawing activities.
practice tracing skills (e.g. tracing within a stencil or around a 3D object).
provide tactile illustrations during teachable moments.
To see how TactileDoodle differs from Draftsman, please read below.
Frame design DRAFTSMAN: Rectangular frame with gutters for add-on/sliding tactile ruler TactileDoodle: Streamlined/modern appearance with curved frame and resting area for hand
Visual appearance of drawn tactile lines DRAFTSMAN: Drawn tactile images appear white (or blushed) against a beige padded surface TactileDoodle: Drawn tactile images appear white against a black background/padded surface for enhanced visual contrast (or chalkboard appearance)
Drawing stylus DRAFTSMAN: Complemented by a two-ended stylus to generate two different line types TactileDoodle: Complemented by a short, single-tip drawing stylus (ideal for use by younger students)
Hinge design DRAFTSMAN: Locking hinges or “wings” for securing drawing film on drawing surface TactileDoodle: Standard clip-board style clamps (same as used for APH’s ReadWrite stands) for securing drawing film on padded surface
