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We left a message for our visually impaired friends. We opened the platform https://www.brailletranslator.org/ and wrote our message to convey it. We translated it into Braille and shared our message on Padlet.

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Hi, my name is Zübeyir Taha. My favorite dishes are döner kebab and spicy meatballs (çiğ köfte). My favorite game is dodgeball.

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Hi, how are you? I’m Umay. What’s your favorite song? Mine is “Kanatlarım Var Ruhumda” (I Have Wings in My Soul). Also, I love drinking Ice Tea!

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Everyone in the world is important, but you are even more special.

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Hi, how are you? I’m Betül. I love playing Bom and drinking strawberry kefir. What are your hobbies?

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Hi, my name is Ahmet Emir. I love the color orange. My favorite dish is stuffed grape leaves, and my favorite animal is the fox. What about you? What’s your favorite animal?

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Hi, I’m Ersel. My favorite sport is football, and my favorite drink is lemonade. What do you like? 😊

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Hi, my name is Muhammed. I’m Turkish. What’s your name?

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Hi, my name is Halil İbrahim. My favorite games are computer games. My favorite dishes are meatballs and döner kebab. We love you so much!

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Hi, my name is Ömer. I really enjoy fishing. What do you like to do? Also, my favorite animal is the cat. What’s your favorite animal?

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You are more special than us!

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We prepared a meaningful message for our visually impaired friends. First, we visited https://www.brailletranslator.org/ and carefully typed out our message. Then, we converted it into Braille using the tool provided on the website. After ensuring everything was accurate and clear, we shared our Braille message on Padlet to make it accessible to everyone. This way, we aim to connect and spread kindness to our visually impaired friends in a thoughtful and inclusive way.

The Design of Digital Capabilities and the Discovery of Web 2.0 Tools.

Dijital Yetenekler ve Web 2.0 Keşfi

Cihad's Team

Alican's Team

Kocaali İmam Hatip Ortaokulu

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We prepared a meaningful message for our visually impaired friends. First, we visited https://www.brailletranslator.org/ and carefully typed out our message. Then, we converted it into Braille using the tool provided on the website. After ensuring everything was accurate and clear, we shared our Braille message on Padlet to make it accessible to everyone. This way, we aim to connect and spread kindness to our visually impaired friends in a thoughtful and inclusive way.

The Design of Digital Capabilities and the Discovery of Web 2.0 Tools.

Dijital Yetenekler ve Web 2.0 Keşfi

Cihad's Team

Alican's Team

Kocaali İmam Hatip Ortaokulu

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Hello, I am Asude "My dear friend,

The strength and determination you show in the face of life's difficulties always impresses me. Being with you teaches me to look at life from a different perspective. I am so glad you exist, to better days together!"

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I thought of you and wanted to say hello. I hope everything is okay. You know, I'm here whenever you need me. Take care of yourself!"

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Hello, I know that life is hard, it is very difficult to stick to certain things, but no matter how hard it is, we have to endure them :)

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Hello, I hope you have a good day. I am always with you, you can write to me if necessary. You overcome her difficulties with strength and courage, I admire you!

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Hello my name is love. It is possible to feel it with your heart and soul, not just by seeing it. I will always be by your side.

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Your determination, courage and positivity will always be my source of inspiration.

Remember, I am here and always by your side. Hoping to accumulate many more beautiful memories together...

Stay with love,

[Nurseda]

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Your difficulty in life, you don't see it but the light in your heart lights your way that's why you are so strong

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We leave a word to our visually impaired friends.

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We leave a word to our visually impaired friends.

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En: January 4: World Braille Day
We are leaving a message for our visually impaired friends. First, open https://www.brailletranslator.org/, type your message, and convert it into Braille. Then, share your message on Padlet.

Tr: 4 Ocak: Dünya Braille Günü
Görme engelli arkadaşlarımıza bir mesaj bırakıyoruz. Öncelikle https://www.brailletranslator.org/ sitesini açıyoruz, iletmek istediğimiz mesajı yazıp Braille alfabesine çeviriyoruz. Daha sonra mesajımızı Padlet üzerinde paylaşıyoruz.

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Welcome

BrailleTranslator.org is a simple way to convert text to braille notation. We support nearly all Grade Two braille contractions.

Please consider that a 100% correct braille translation can only be done by a human, as this requires an understanding of the text content. Some Grade 2 Contractions require a text understanding that a machine can't have. For example, the combination wh can be replaced by one character in grade 2, but not when the word is combined of two words. So a(wh)ile is OK, but ra(wh)ide is not.

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"Vladimir Nazor" Pisarovina Elementary School

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"Vladimir Nazor" Pisarovina Elementary School

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"Vladimir Nazor" Pisarovina Elementary School

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"Vladimir Nazor" Pisarovina Elementary School

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"Vladimir Nazor" Pisarovina Elementary School

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"Vladimir Nazor" Pisarovina Elementary School

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To celebrate World Braille Day (January 4), we wrote heartfelt messages to our visually impaired friends. We used brailletranslator.org to convert our messages into Braille. Then, we shared them on Padlet to raise awareness and show our support. This activity helped us better understand the importance of accessible communication for everyone.

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Our first word in Braille was “Hello”.
With this simple yet powerful word, we started our journey to better understand the world of our visually impaired friends. Writing in Braille helped us realize the importance of inclusive communication and reminded us that every message matters — no matter how it is written.