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Tag: Assistive Technology

RoboBraille An Interesting Pedagogical Tool

Posted on 30th November 201127th August 2018 By Leo Casey No Comments on RoboBraille An Interesting Pedagogical Tool

  Some of my colleagues and I are participating in a European project as part of a transnational consortium looking at the uses of RoboBraille -an interesting tool/service that has emerged as an assistive technology for the blind.  www.robobraille.org As the name suggests RoboBraille began as a Braille conversion tool to enable simple text to…

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