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Hear from a Leading Voice in Braille Literacy and Library Access

Considering Kim Charlson, M.S., has established a distinguished career in library science, it’s hard to believe she ever wanted to do anything else. But the fact is that she began her college studies planning to become a disability rights attorney. In her last year in college, however, she began to wonder if that was the […]

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Bioptic Driving — What Is It? Could it Work for You?

Are you someone with low vision and wondering if driving with bioptic lenses is possible? Discuss your eligibility with your eyecare professional and state driver’s license agency. If you are eligible, driving with low vision and bioptics is your decision. Continue reading for more information and learn more during The Basics of Bioptics and Bioptic […]

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How the Braille Challenge Contributed to My Success

There is nothing like the sound of pounding keys on a Perkins Brailler or the buzz of excitement and nervousness as you wait with your friends for one of your names to be read as the winner. There is nothing like standing together to promote a cause you believe in and nothing like braille. Braille […]

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A variety of craft materials displayed on a table. Items include bold print and tactile stickers, a slate and stylus, scissors, store-bought valentine cards, feathers, yarn, google eyes, fuzzy pom-poms, craft sticks, pipe cleaners, ribbon, glitter, and glue.

Valentine Crafts to Practice Assistive Technology

Valentine’s Day is upon us, and you’re likely planning for your child’s classroom card exchange. Famous for its paper hearts, glitter, and lace, it’s a common time for crafting in the preschool and elementary school world. As parents, some of us love it, and some of us hate it. And then a few of us […]

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