by Humanware
Created specifically for young braille learners aged 4 to 8, it enables students to read, write, and explore with both braille and speech, build math and language skills, and gain confidence using digital tools designed for their needs.
Teachers and parents benefit from a consistent, curriculum-aligned learning experience that prepares students for future devices like the Brailliant BI X and Mantis Q40.
The BrailleNote Touch Plus – My First Notetaker empowers young learners who are blind or living with visual impairments to build literacy, confidence, and independence through technology. Access to refreshable braille at an early age is essential, and this special edition makes it simple, engaging, and structured. Equipped with KeySoft core applications and the full Take-Off braille learning curriculum, it helps students read, write, and explore digital content in both braille and speech.
Children can practice math and language skills, connect to embossers or printers, and even learn touch typing with a QWERTY keyboard. For teachers and parents, it boosts engagement, supports progression toward advanced devices like the Brailliant BI X and Mantis Q40, and encourages lifelong learning. Designed for accessibility and fun, My First Notetaker transforms early braille education into a joyful and empowering experience.
Human-narrated audiobooks for students with dyslexia, blindness, or other print disabilities. Synchronized highlighting and playback speed controls. Subscription-based with school licensing available.
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