Personal reading
Explore materials, save reading selections, and resume where you left off using the screen, audio, or your own device.
HOW IT WORKS
From digital text.
To touch.
The web platform and tactile device work together: prepare reading materials, send the content, and display it as Braille.
- 01DIGITAL MATERIALS
Prepare materials on the platform
Materials are organized into pages and lines of text. Readers can resume from their previous position.
- 02SIX-DOT PATTERNS
Convert text into Braille patterns
Text is split into sections that fit the device, then characters are mapped to six-dot patterns.
- 03INTERNET CONNECTION
Send content to the device
The EduBraille device receives reading materials from the platform through an internet connection.
- 04TACTILE OUTPUT
Learners read through touch
Braille cells display tactile patterns. Buttons on the device help readers navigate.
TRY IT YOURSELF
One word.
A different way to read.
Turn Latin letters into a visual representation of six-dot Braille. This browser simulation does not send data to a physical device.
Use letters a–z and spaces, up to 100 characters. Numbers, punctuation, and capital indicators are not simulated.
20-CELL PREVIEW
Preview: learn
Section 1 of 1
Read the dot pattern descriptions
- L: dots 1, 2, 3
- E: dots 1, 5
- A: dots 1
- R: dots 1, 2, 3, 5
- N: dots 1, 3, 4, 5
ONE ECOSYSTEM, SEVERAL WAYS TO LEARN
Read independently.
Connect beyond the classroom.
Shared learning
A teacher selects reading materials on the web and sends them to several learners’ Braille devices at once.
Learning across distances
Teachers and learners can study from different locations as long as their devices are connected to the internet.
JOIN THE JOURNEY