Developing strong braille reading and tactile perception skills is an essential part of literacy for blind and visually impaired people. Just like learning to read printed text, becoming a confident braille reader requires practice, patience, and regular training of the…
Blindness History Basics: a blog series from American Printing House
Interesting, resourceful, educative. Articles published by APH in the series of Blindness History Basics blog are taking us on a long journey to the history of braille, shorter visit to the eighties of 20TH century to see the first braille…
Braille at 200: a serie of videos (Double Tap)
At the Double Tap, the bicentenary of braille is celebrated by a serie of Braille at 200 episodes. Watch the YouTube videos of Braille at 200 with interesting guests and topics. Braille at 200 – Braille Education Around The World
The book Braille on Display: Immense contribution to the digital braille resources
On the 9TH of October 2024 a new edition of the book Braille on Display was released and shared for free with the whole world of braillists. We could say, from Braillists to braillists, as the book is being hosted…
Daisy-Consortium publishes the first draft version of eBraille format and is reaching out for feed-back
A general description taken out of the document: This specification defines eBraille, a digital reading format for braille publications. eBraille uses an EPUB 3-compatible file set based on the Open Web Platform — using technologies such as XHTML and CSS…