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Learning a new language can be super cool, especially one you can learn on the go! This mobile app (through Apple devices) is a perfect way to get started for either sighted or blind students to learn braille. It has multiple interactive features as well as self-voicing instructions and text-to-speech functions.

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Learn and practice contracted braille (Unified English Braille) with Braille Tutor!

Braille Tutor provides an interactive learning experience for a sighted or blind braille learner. It works on iPad using onscreen keys or home keys on a Bluetooth keyboard. It is self-voiced, but also works with iOS accessibility.

The app uses sounds and text-to-speech to support vision-impaired learners. Using a Bluetooth keyboard also gives the user a feel of the keys.

Additional lessons are available as an InApp purchase.

"Great App! :) Very good for consolidating braille skills learned, particularly at home / places where a learner might not have access to a Brailler."

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Updated for iOS 11

Best App

This app has been my saving grace! I use it at the end of a one-on-one lesson in Braille instruction. This has been super motivational! On a side note, I wanted to get this app on my students' iPads but can't find it in the App Store. I will keep looking as this would be helpful in remote learning!

Good app

I've started using this app and it's nice practice. I'd like to see some more sentences added, but I agree mostly with another reviewer that it needs a backspace. There have been times where I must not have perfectly touched one of the buttons and it'd show a different letter than what I tried to press. I knew right away it was a mistake, but couldn't fix it!

Otherwise, really nice. I may purchase the rest of the lessons, we'll see!

Great for learning and practicing!

I had memorized contractions and thought I was good to go. But this app showed me where I needed more work, where I needed to improve. And it's fun. 😀👍 Great app! Thanks!

The developer, iEnable Technology Solutions and Consultancy, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple.

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The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.

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‎Learn and practice contracted braille (Unified English Braille) with Braille Tutor! Braille Tutor provides an interactive learning experience for a sighted or blind braille learner. It works on iPad using onscreen keys or home keys on a Bluetooth keyboard. It is self-voiced, but also works with iOS...

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This is the audio version of the written introduction for this small curation. Moreover, all posts listed in blue will be audio recordings.

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This small curation is for students who are diagnosed as visually impaired or blind. There are four sections to look through starting from left to right: Audiobooks/Podcasts, Mobile Apps, Famous Icons, and Educational Games. Each of these resources is to help these students in a variety of ways. First, they will be able to listen to new audiobooks spoken by celebrities or authors. Second, they will help them through daily activities (e.g. braille learning apps). Third, they will become connected to past and present icons throughout history. Fourth, they will be able to engage with other students with new online and physical games.

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Are you unsure of what you just saw? Let's zoom in and focus on the details with this mobile app (through Apple devices) for low-light or blind individuals. The main function of this app allows the user to take images of things, people, and places and provides audio of what they are looking at.

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‎Seeing AI is a free app that narrates the world around you. Designed with and for the blind and low vision community, this ongoing research project harnesses the power of AI to open up the visual world by describing nearby people, text and objects. Seeing AI provides tools to assist with a variety…

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Audio Introduction: PBS KIDS Read-Along Stories

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Audio Introduction: PBS KIDS Read-Along Stories

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Audio Introduction: Classic Simon Says Online Edition

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Audio Introduction: Classic Simon Says Online Edition

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This virtual version of the Classic Simon Says game is perfect for students who are testing out their memory skills with audio and large visuals. Try this activity with your classmates during your free time. What is the highest score you can achieve?

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Play the classic Simon memory game online instantly. No fuss.

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This extensive webpage created by PBS KIDS has over 15 stories read by popular celebrities and authors. Some of the stories available are "Ambitious Girl" by Meena Harris, "A Box Full of Kittens" by Sonia Manzano, and "Arthur's New Puppy" by Marc Brown. You can either try to read along with the speaker or listen to the story with friends or family.

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Watch celebrities and PBS KIDS authors read aloud their favorite books and find fun activities for the whole family to do!

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Audio Introduction: Popular Educational Podcasts List

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Audio Introduction: Popular Educational Podcasts List

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Currently the Most Popular Educational Podcasts

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Currently the Most Popular Educational Podcasts

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Do you want to learn something new, but are not sure of where to start? This is a short and diverse list of podcasts that ranges from kindergarten to adolescence. Some of the genres are science/STEM/technology, mental health, school life, popular culture, world history, art, math, music, short stories/fables, and so much more!

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Audio Introduction: Lego Braille Brick Activities

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Audio Introduction: Lego Braille Brick Activities

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Legos are a great STEM and tactile toy for students of all ages. But have you heard of the newest braille bricks? Check out these new activities or games to play with classmates, friends, and family, and test out your building skills.

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Louis Braille - Creator of Braille Language

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Louis Braille - Creator of Braille Language

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This short four-minute YouTube video explores the history of Louis Braille. He is the creator of the Braille language for visually impaired/blind people which we still use today.

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"Great Inventors: Louis Braille" by Adventure Academy

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Stevie Wonder - Pianist, Singer, & Musician

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Stevie Wonder - Pianist, Singer, & Musician

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This short two-minute YouTube video shares some facts about the famous pianist, singer, and musician Stevie Wonder who became blind shortly after birth. He overcame his disability through his musical talent and became successful over time. One of his most famous songs is "You Are the Sunshine of My Life".

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Educational Videos for Students (Cartoons on Bullying, Leadership & More)

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Who is Stevie Wonder? (Biography) Educational Videos: Celebrating Black History Month

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Let's continue adding to this collection of resources for everyone to use! If you find something you wanted to add, post it here in the Sharing is Caring section. Also, feel free to add comments or questions to the previous posts in the other sections to provide some feedback. Thank you!