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Author: Braille 200 (page 2)

Sweet Greetings from Amsterdam

Posted on: 04/06/2025 Last updated on: 04/06/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
In Amsterdam today the Tactile Reading Conference closes. Over 500 experts exchanged 3 days about braille and other tactile aproaches like 3D printing. Some speakers got as present That way the taste of braille es best. useful links: Read all…
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Level Up for Braille

Posted on: 03/06/2025 Last updated on: 03/06/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
Today, we’d like to tell you about one of our upcoming theme events that’s truly close to our hearts! Right now, we’re planning a very special themed week where we want to present Braille to you and to the whole…
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Reading Braille and How It Works

Posted on: 02/06/2025 Last updated on: 02/06/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
For over five months now, we have been working with Braille a little every day — understanding how important it is to us, what we can do with it, and where we’ve already encountered it. But have we ever really…
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Weekend of anecdotes

Posted on: 01/06/2025 Last updated on: 01/06/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
Braille 200 is officially declaring this the Weekend of Anecdotes! And Moritz Wolfart has two stories ready for you. From l to l: A Dashed Path Into the Future Some things begin, some things end, and some get stuck somewhere…
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Many paths lead to Braille.

Posted on: 31/05/2025 Last updated on: 31/05/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
Many paths lead to Braille. And some of them are… well, rather bumpy backroads. Today’s anecdote comes from a internet buddy, telling us how over 35 years ago, at the age of 13 he had his very first encounter with…
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Read. Feel. Live.

Posted on: 30/05/2025 Last updated on: 30/05/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
In today’s feature, we present a text in which the members of a reading club in Spain, “The Readers”, share their relationship with Braille. They speak not only about its practical use but also about the personal meaning that reading…
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The second life of the Paper Clip

Posted on: 29/05/2025 Last updated on: 29/05/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
There really are a whole host of different types of action days. Thoughtful, sad, happy, appreciative, and, of course, not forgetting the classic holidays. But somehow it’s the really bizarre ones that bring a smile to your face in their…
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Of Birds and Dragons

Posted on: 28/05/2025 Last updated on: 28/05/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
The conveniences and benefits that Braille brings are now an integral part of many blind people’s lives. But what does it mean for an adult to learn a new writing system? Especially after your life has changed drastically and you…
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Trees speak Braille

Posted on: 27/05/2025 Last updated on: 27/05/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
Sometimes a picture says more than a thousand words. This one settles for just a single word, but speaks it with rustic charm and unmistakable natural character. A tribute to Braille. A system usually read by touch, but here, beautifully…
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A Heavyweight with Hidden Code

Posted on: 26/05/2025 Last updated on: 26/05/2025 Written by: Braille 200 Comments: 0
Braille in pop culture is a truly fascinating topic! In films, books, or TV series, it’s usually not too difficult to include. When it comes to music, things get a bit more complicated, but as we’ve already shown, there are…
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