Reading braille

Braille is a method of reading through touch, rather than by sight. While it is mainly used by those with impaired vision, sighted people can also learn to read Braille. You may think of Braille as a language. However, it's actually more...

Braille code enables blind and partially sighted people to read and write through touch. People often mistake Braille as its own language. The fact is Braille is a system of reading and writing in your language without the use of sight.

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Braille is a tactile writing and reading system for the blind and visually impaired. It was invented by Louis Braille when just 15 in 1824. Respect! The sketch shows the Latin alphabet for modern English braille.

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Close-up of a blind boy hand reading a braille book in classroom at elementary school

Ever wonder what the random arrangement of bumps say under plaques without having to guess? Take the first step of learning English Braille by memorizing the cell codes by sight first, before moving on to touch later. This course has the basic necessities in order to understand Braille should you try to read it.

Hands Reading Braille - H. Armstrong Roberts