Whether you’re just dipping your fingers into Braille study for the very first time, or you’ve been reading dots for decades, this show has something for you. We’ll chat about everything from simple, low tech tools to the latest high tech devices, explore great places to find Braille books and materials, and even take a trip through history to remember the gadgets and devices we loved—or maybe forgot about. So come along for the journey, and check out at Your Fingertips: Braille Then and Now. There's something here for everyone!
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Whether you’re just dipping your fingers into Braille study for the very first time, or you’ve been reading dots for decades, this show has something for you. We’ll chat about everything from simple, low tech tools to the latest high tech devices, explore great places to find Braille books and materials, and even take a trip through history to remember the gadgets and devices we loved—or maybe forgot about. So come along for the journey, and check out at Your Fingertips: Braille Then and Now. There's something here for everyone!
In this episode, we delve into the historical development of Braille, focusing on the significance of the Unified English Braille Code. Wediscuss the evolution of Braille from 1932 to the adoption of the Unified English Braille in 2014, highlighting challenges and advancements in creating a unified code for English speakers. Moving on to the practical aspects of learning Braille in the modern era, We compare Braille screen input on Android and iOS devices, explaining gestures, commands, and functionalities. We also explore customization options on Android and gestures for text editing, cursor movement, and text selection. On iOS devices!
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At Your Fingertips - Braille Then and Now
Whether you’re just dipping your fingers into Braille study for the very first time, or you’ve been reading dots for decades, this show has something for you. We’ll chat about everything from simple, low tech tools to the latest high tech devices, explore great places to find Braille books and materials, and even take a trip through history to remember the gadgets and devices we loved—or maybe forgot about. So come along for the journey, and check out at Your Fingertips: Braille Then and Now. There's something here for everyone!
