Braille Alphabet

• Braille Translator and Alphabet Page
• Braille guide by the University of Minnesota

Learning Braille

• Contraction Rules for Braille by the Shodor Education Foundation
• General Braille Information by the University of Minnesota

Braille Culture

• Frequently asked questions This is a page of children's frequently asked questions about how blind people function in the world, by the National Federation of the Blind.
• Resources for Parents and Teachers of Blind Kids This page is not just for the blind or their families and friends. It includes many informative sites on rights of the blind, courtesy toward the blind, and the careers that the blind participate in.
• Index of Braille resources Inlcudes history, associations, and learning aids. By the New York Institute for Special Education.
• Index This page is an introduction to an international (multilingual) form of Braille.
• History of Reading Codes for the Blind
• History of the creation of the Braille alphabet.by the Royal National Institute for the Blind
• Louis Braille Biography of the creator of the Braille alphabet.

Who Can You Talk To?

There are 160 million people who are visually impaired all over the world. Now you can "say" hello to many of the 160 million visually impaired people!

Back to the Say Hello Language List
Back to the Additional Languages Page
Back to the IPL Youth Page

the Internet Public Library - = - http://www.ipl.org/ - = - youth@ipl.org

This page was created by Kate Montgomery.

Say Hello to the World is a trademark of Lorri Mon.