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Braille in everyday use

daily life, games and toys, joy and fun

Braille devices and tools

braille displays, software, other devices

Latest posts

Captivating dot worlds

Our Word for Sunday, one could say, is dot on, getting streight to the heart of an essential function of Braille. A heartfelt thank-you to André Rabe for this powerful and concise statement, one many of us would readily stand behind. Let those who will not hear, feel...

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Our June Champion

June here at Braille200 was wonderfully diverse. We had pictures, we talked about movies, and it was bloody—well, fake bloody. There were cool songs, and sometimes we even ranted. There was chocolate, too. Why didn’t it win? Oh, right, it was eaten, of course....

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The Message of the instruments

For today’s post, Michal Tkáčik has brought us a wonderfully creative idea from his wife. Finally, it’s getting musical again and not nearly as easy as you might think! We at Braille 200 couldn’t decipher it right away, either. Can you figure it out faster? Everything...

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The Braillefinders in action

You won’t believe it! Some of us have already been on a summer holiday. What’s easier to believe, though, is that we stumbled upon something truly special: a feel-worthy place in the lovely little town of Harlingen, a charming harbour town on the Dutch North Sea...

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A personal Braille career

Who hasn’t experienced those nights when sleep just won’t come, and thoughts grow louder with every passing hour? Tonight, Gerhard Polzin recalls one of those very nights. A night when his thoughts took him on a journey through his own Braille life. A journey he now...

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Brailling the Ice

Braille revolutionized literacy for blind people and has become a natural part of our everyday lives. It allows us to read books, stay in touch with friends, and find our way more easily in unfamiliar places. But Braille can do even more: it sparks curiosity and often...

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Games of the Month

No, you read that right. But it might not mean quite what you’re thinking. This time, we’re not presenting a game we’ve played ourselves. Instead, we’ve got an entire page full of orderable accessibility kits for a wide range of exciting titles. You’ll...

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Return to the Letterland

Ah, there you are again! Ready to find out how the story unfolds? Very well then: Make yourselves comfortable, sit back, and listen as we reveal how Braille truly found its way into our world. And of course: whether the Land of Letters is destined for a happy ending …...

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Land of letters

If someone were to ask us how Braille came into the world, we’d all have an answer. We all know the names: Braille, Barbier, and Haüy. But… is that really the whole truth? Could it be, just maybe!, that everything happened quite differently? That young Louis Braille...

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