Blind and unapologetic book addict. Loves history, the cold and music. Interested in and passionate about accessibility and inclusion. Opinions solely my own.
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ALT A screenshot of a confirmation email for the 2025 TCS London Marathon. At the top, there is a timestamp showing "16:11" and an icon indicating 15 unread messages. Below that, the text reads "Entry confirmed for 2025 TCS London Marathon" in bold black letters. There is a small logo with the text "LET'S DO THIS" in black and white. The main message says, "Hi Robin, your entry is confirmed!" in bold black letters with a black border around the text. Below that, there is a logo for "tcs" and "TCS London Marathon." At the bottom, there is a photo of a marathon scene with many runners on a wide street lined with Union Jack flags. In the background, you can see a large monument and some trees. The runners are wearing various colorful outfits, and there are spectators and event staff along the sides.
ALT A child works with a Perkins SMART Brailler. Text: 3 innovative braille technologies.
ALT A person uses a refreshable braille display. Text: Refreshable braille displays. Electronically raises and lowers different combinations of pins in braille cells to provide access to the information on a computer screen. They can show up to 80 characters at a time.
ALT A person types on an electronic braille notetaker. Text: Electronic notetakers. Small, portable devices for storing information that can be accessed through a braille display. They feature note-taking, advanced word processing, internet access, and more!
ALT A child types on a Perkins SMART Brailler. Text: Perkins SMART Brailler. Edits, saves, and transfers brailled documents to digital text files via USB, letting sighted teachers or parents read the document on a computer. Displays Roman letters on-screen and has a built-in speaker.
ALT Text: How the braille alphabet works. Images of each character of the english braille alphabet. Perkins School for the Blind.
ALT Text: A braille cell. Image of the order of the 6 dots of a braille cell.
ALT The capital letter P in the English braille alphabet. Text: Capital “P”
ALT Each component of the number 120 in the english braille alphabet. Text: Number “120”
