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Latest posts
The Invention of Braille – A Brilliant Flash of Genius from the Darkness?
What Does a Bottle Carrier Have to Do with Louis Braille? In today’s post, Franz Josef Breiner presents us with an alternative story about the invention of Braille, which is, of course, completely fictional. Curious to find out how a bottle carrier might have inspired...
Read, listen, sing and enjoy!
Today we have to go back a little further, but it will definitely be worth it. In today’s video, Bohdan Koval introduces himself and a book published by him and the artist Anna Poliakova, who fortunately was able to leave Ukraine before the invasion. And at the...
Braille – When Touch Becomes Language
There are many good and reasonable arguments to learn Braille. It provides people with visual impairments access to education, independence, and culture. However, there are only a few poems about Braille – even though poetry can often convey much more convincingly...
Great Braille moments – part 1
Today Andrea Kölle-Wellbrink shares a photo with us, which was made up of a helicopter in Hanover during an advertising campaign of the first Louis Braille Festival in Hanover. My thanks go to dot 2 of the I’s in the first name Louis! useful links: Read all...
Practical Tips for Improving Your Braille Reading Speed
Have you ever set out to read Braille faster – and then postponed it again? If so, why not start with it today? Sunday is perfect for establishing new habits without distractions! A higher reading speed brings many advantages, be it in everyday life, studying or...
Insight into Braille: Tips, Tricks, and Exciting Interviews
Wonderful! Finally, it’s the weekend again! Finally, time to relax! The only thing missing now is a nice, cozy podcast about Braille. And guess what? I have exactly that for you today. In this episode, you’ll find useful tips and exciting tricks about the...
Braille at a snail’s pace
Did you know that there are a lot of snail species whose names rhyme with “snail”? Well, I certainly didn’t. But Nils Noll and his sister devoted most of an illustrated calendar to this very topic. And what rhymes perfectly with “snail”? That’s right: the Braille...
Tucholsky in Braille: When Cheese Questions Escalate
It is my great pleasure to announce Christian Spremberg today! An enthusiastic braille reader and above all a reciter who likes to read texts in Braille in front of an audience. And he brought us something really fun! Raise the curtain for Christian and his...
Reading the wave
Over the past few weeks, we’ve had some wonderful personal experiences shared in our posts, and they’ve brought me a great deal of joy. Inspired by these moments, I’d like to tell you about a companion I’ve held close to my heart right from the start. High School,...