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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

Birthday with Lego – By Jürgen Trinkus

I’m celebrating the Braille birthday by making me a present for myself: the Lego Braille Alphabet bricks. This set of braille bricks that can be used so creatively beamed me back to my childhood. I created this record in honor of Louis Braille. In the upper half...

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Braille Fluency in Individuals with Visual Impairments: An Integrated Analysis of Cognitive Processes, Educational Strategies, and Technological Interventions

On this important day, World Braille Day, the Braille Working Group of European Blind Union presents a thorough analysis of aspects of braille reading fluency. In the article Braille Fluency in Individuals with Visual Impairments: An Integrated Analysis of Cognitive...

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delicious art!

Baking Braille! The German sculptor Cornelia Herfurtner (www.corneliaherfurtner.net) has developed braille cookies as edible art. You can use them to write messages like in this video where the cookies form the words “200 years braille” in German. More...

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We introduce: Tour de Braille 2.00

Celebrating 200 Years of Braille – Join Our Online Launch! In honor of Braille’s 200th anniversary, the German media association of the blind and partially sighted (MediBuS) is kicking off the “Tour de Braille 2.00” on January 3, 2025, at 16:00 with an online Zoom...

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Here we go!

Today’s the Day – Let’s Celebrate 200 Years of Braille! It’s finally here! We’re kicking off a year-long adventure honoring two centuries of Braille, and you’re invited to join the fun. We’ll explore how a small pattern of dots changed the world for millions,...

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A little reminder

Dear friends, Thank you so much for the wonderful contributions we’ve received so far for the Braille 200 initiative! It’s inspiring to see your creativity come to life, and we’re excited to share these amazing works with everyone soon. When sending in your...

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