Teach Yourself Braille Findings...

[artmomz]

After looking around on the net, here’s my idea of what would make a good “teach yourself braille kit” for the sighted or semi-sighted folks who may not remain sighted:

Comments

[buffalogal]

I did find a learn braille by mail link..er rather a friend sent it to me...

http://www.hadley-school.org/Web_Site/1aa_about_hadley.asp

[artmomz]

I had found one that was a long-distance learning and it looked like it hadn't been updated in ages. It was also kind of confusing. This link that you gave is much better than the one I found.

[lunza]

You forgot "volunteer to transcribe print books into Braille." That will, or at least used to, get you a brailler (ever see a court stenographer's machine? Sorta like that, but with only seven keys) and practice writing with that.

[artmomz]

Yup...that's a good one too. I wonder if volunteers have to be certificed though? I know some transcribers are. I don't know how one would go about that...but I guess that could be my next topic to look up.

[jobroni2020]

My dad knows sign-language but I never knew about it until a few years ago when i saw him signing to one of his car mechanics...=O..

he's full of surprises!

[artmomz]

That's so cool! I think you have a good dad...