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Training of Tactile Strategies in Preparation of Reading Braille

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 17/05/2022 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 2
Anne Walter presents how you can include some exercizes for the training of tactile strategies in a children book. Presentation of Anne Walters concept
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Faustus – A Tactile Children Book to Make on Your Own

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 21/04/2022 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 0
Peter Hanke presents his Idea of a tacile children book and gives many ideas how to create your own tactile book. Description of Faustus in English Description of Faustus in German
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Mangold Program of Braille Letter Recognition

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 21/04/2022 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 0
Mangold program is a collection of about 300 pages with a lot of exercizes to learn the symbols of the alphabet. Presentation of Mangold program: in English (PDF); in German
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Interactive and Inclusive Tactile Books

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 20/04/2022 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 0
The German Federation of the Blind and Partially Sighted (DBSV) shows the concept of the interactive tactile children books and offers several books. Find out more: www.kinderbuch.dbsv.org Some of the textes are not only in German but also in English.
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Good tactile Children Books

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 20/04/2022 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 0
  Within the childrens books project of the German Federation of the Blind and Partially Sighted (DBSV) there were developed criteras for good tactile books wich can help you to create such books: Good tactile Children book
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Tactile Street to Braille / Auf der Taststraße zur Punktschrift

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 20/04/2022 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 0
Prof. Markus Lang from Heidelberg/Germany has developed a range of materials to prepare blind children to reading Braille. Description of the material in German
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The Braille Authorities in European Countries

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 27/04/2022 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 0
Braille authority and it’s role differs in each country. Some countries already went through a difficult task of establishing national Braille writing system, other countries are either going through the process or are awaiting this agenda rather soon. We gathered…
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Nice Braille Objects

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 04/11/2023 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 0
Hundreds of beautiful braille accessories are offered on the handicraft platform “Etsy”, from key rings to leather bracelets to high-quality silver necklaces. For almost all of them, the text to be displayed in braille can be individually determined. For example:…
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Refreshable Braille Slate

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 20/04/2022 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 0
With the “Versa Slate” from the Korean company Flowy Solutions, you can write and erase Braille like slate and stylus – a reusable note sheet. https://atoverflow.imweb.me/#doz_menu_23
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Braille Cube

Posted on: 20/04/2022 Last updated on: 29/08/2024 Written by: ReinerDelgado Comments: 0
A braille cube as a key ring can not only help you learn braille, but can also be a nice activity in spare time and an eye-catcher. The four sides of the cube can be turned in three levels to…
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