Internet Archive Plans to Make Titles Available for Blind, Dyslexic ...

Anyone Can 3-D Print These Beautiful Storybooks For Visually Impaired Kids To address the dearth of tactile books for children, these researchers are developing free titles anyone can download and ...

BLOOMINGTON — Children with visual impairments often miss the cozy experience of curling up with a good book because large-print volumes often are too cumbersome, especially for small hands.

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Rob Crossan isn't impressed with the titles available to read in large print ... and worries that low rent literature is what people think visually impaired people want.

Mildred Allen`s strong, clear voice is the only sound echoing through the deserted basement corridors of the First Baptist Church in La Grange. She sits alone in a small, spartan room equipped only… ...

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The number of visually impaired people in Norway is high. The Norwegian Association of the Blind and Partially Sighted estimates that 180,000 Norwegians have been diagnosed with an eye condition.