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A Milestone Worth Celebrating American Printing House for the Blind (APH) is celebrating a major milestone for the Monarch Student Pilot Project (MSPP). As we enter the project's third year, the 500th student has been selected to participate! More than 25

This newest Monarch software update gives blind or low vision students the tools they need to complete assessments, explore equations, collaborate on documents, and continue working with digital and tactile information independently. What's New in Monarch

The creation and refinement of eBraille is a project over three years in the making. It has involved community input, intentional development, and the support of over 60 organizations. Each organization has given compliments, critiques, and their valued i

One day in 2014, Jessica Caromile, of Warwick, Rhode Island, found herself scrolling through a Facebook group for parents of children with optic nerve hypoplasia.

The American Printing House (APH) is always working to improve what already exists as we produce new technology and products to ensure we are serving the blind or low vision community in the best way possible. After listening to the people who interact wi

Mathematics is a subject built on patterns, shapes, and relationships. For students who are blind or low vision, however, accessing these visual concepts can be a significant challenge. The AnyMath Kit from the American Printing House (APH) is changing th

Monarch is continuing to change the game for students who are blind or low vision. Part of the Monarch Student Pilot Project (MSPP), Kristina Vannoy and her student Drew has had the chance to use Monarch throughout his junior year of high school. As someo

Demi Morgan is the Associate Director of TVI Services at Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired. When she first heard about Monarch in 2024, she knew it would be a great piece of technology for her students. Since then, Demi has seen Monarch

KaiBot is an interactive tool that combines tactile learning, introductory coding, and accessible innovation. The KaiBot robot, complete with varying colors, lights, and textures, is engaging for all types of students. Students program the robot by scanni

Designed for both students and adults, Monarch is equipped with tools that foster independent workers, make learning simpler, and daily living more accessible. The American Printing House (APH) is always supportive of research that allows us to better und