Alumni Hall of Fame: Margaret McCluskey Cleary ’55
...McCluskey Cleary is one of five alumni being inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame this year. Learn more about our other inductees in our upcoming blog posts this week....
Selma Marches
By Micheal Hudson, Director, Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind This article was originally posted on Fred’s Head from APH, a Blindness Blog. Although our museum and...
Necessity is the Mother of Invention: The Story of Ramble Tag
...independence, and a sense of liberation in… Read more at the article source: http://blindnewworld.org/blog/story_of_ramble_tag/ The Ramble Tag has arrived in America. The Carroll Store is the first to ship stateside....
Authentic Inclusion: Assistive Technology to Transform the Lives of Low Vision & Blind People Islandwide
BY ANTIGUA COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY (VIA ACT BLOG) In a study by WHO, about 15% of the world’s population lives with some form of a disability. The estimated number of visually...
A Love for Cars has this Computing for Employment Graduate Fueled to Land his Dream Job
...wrote for the dealership’s monthly blog posts, brainstormed on a ‘Car of the Month’ to be featured on their website, researched different car models, and created quizzes for the on-site...
Four Misconceptions to Learning and Reading Braille
January Is Braille Awareness Month January is braille awareness month, in honor of Louis Braille, the inventor of the raised dot system of reading and writing. He was born January...
Growing into Braille Technology
At five years old, an age when most kindergarteners were just beginning to learn individual letter names and sounds, I remember working with the Perkins Brailler. The Perkins Brailler is...
