Braille History

We're celebrating Braille Literacy Month and taking a look back at how braille came to be. We will also hear more from Anne Durham and Greg Stilson as they continue their discussion about the Monarch.  After that, we will hear from someone who got the chance to try out the Monarch.On this Podcast (In Order of Appearance)Sara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerMicheal Hudson, APH Museum DirectorAnne Durham,  APH Vice President/Chief Officer, Innovation and StrategyGreg Stilson, APH Head of Global Technology InnovationKaren Anderson, National Federation of the Blind Education Programs CoordinatorAdditional LinksThe Dynamic Tactile Device: A New Solution to an Old ProblemFreeList/Dynamic Tactile DisplayFreeList/eBRFThe Next Stop on the Holy Braille Highway: 2022 and BeyondAPH Partners with DAISY Consortium on New Digital Braille Standard2022 Abacus BeeEmail [email protected] Additional Braille Product LinksAPH Light-Touch Perkins Brailler®Classroom Calendar Kit, English EditionClassroom Calendar Kit, Spanish EditionJanus Interline Braille Slate with Saddle-Shaped StylusMiniBook Slate with StylusesPocket Braille Slate (Pins Up), Clear Plastic with Large Handle Stylus BANA Code books, Also Available in Braille Braille Formats: Principles of Print-to-Braille Transcription, 2016 - Print Guidelines and Standards for Tactile Graphics, 2010, Print EditionBraille Code for Chemical Notation, 1997: Print Music Braille Code, 2015, Print