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Families Learning Braille

Resources for families interested in learning braille

This entry is part 10 of 21 in the series Dots for Families
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Hadley The Hadley has a wide range of FREE courses  through their Family Education Program.  Courses include Introduction to Braille and Contracted Braille.
Braille Bug This site teaches children about braille through a variety of interactive activities.  It is designed for elementary and middle school children.
Braille Through Remote Learning There are several useful resources on this site including English Braille American Edition (rule book for the braille code) and a contraction look up feature.

See also:

Free Online Resources to Learn Braille

Braille for Sighted Classmates and Family Members

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