Braillewriters

Introduction to Braillewriters

A braillewriter is a machine used to write braille.

Students at a school for the visually impaired in Tanzania working on their Braille Typewriters.

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Digital Resources for the Study of Braillewriters: Manuals

Braillewriting Dot by Dot: In One Volume

Braillewriting Dot by Dot: In One Volume is an instruction manual in the writing of braille using both slate and stylus and briellewriters. It was written by researchers Eleanor Pester and Fred Otto and tangible materials designer Tom Poppe and published by the American Printing House for the Blind in 1995. The manual is targeted at teachers for students who are visually impaired and includes 10 lessons on the Perkins Braillewriter, such as the anatomy of the braillewriter, how to load paper into the machine, and how to type line spacing.

Digital Resources for the Study of Braillewriters: Museums

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