RESOURCES FOR BRAILLE TRANSCRIBERS AND TEACHERS
Below is a list of references and resources that Wisconsin Braille Inc. has put together. If you have additional items you think would be useful, please contact Sandy Adams (email). Please see our Links page for more information and easy access to other web sites.
- References
- Offical Code Books
- Teaching and Reference Manuals
- Other Publications
- Dictionary
- Resources for Parents and Other Sighted Persons
- Free Braille Books for Children
- Videos
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Helpful for Refreshing Knowledge of Braille
Braille 101
by Cindy Collins
Reference material from the Preschool class at the 2022 WSCBI conference.
Literary Braille Refresher Course for Teachers and Transcribers, Revised
by Constance Risjord
Published by the National Braille Association. A 300-page book of reading and writing exercises in both embossed and simulated braille, self-tests, and up-to-date rule summaries.
To purchase:
National Braille Association, Inc.
3 Townline Circle
Rochester NY 14623-2513
1-800-244-5797
1-716-427-8260
Fax: 716-427-0263
Handbook for Learning to Read Braille by Sight
by Leland Schubert, 1987
To purchase:
American Printing House for the Blind
PO Box 6089
Louisville KY 40206-0085
1-800-223-1839
www.aph.org
Computerized Braille Tutor
by Gaylen Kapperman, Toni Heinz, et al., 1995
To download:
Upshaw Institute for the Blind
www.upshawinst.org
Computerized Nemeth Code Tutor
by Gaylen Kapperman
To download:
Upshaw Institute for the Blind
www.upshawinst.org
NBA Fact Sheets, 1997
Briefs for Computer Braille Code, Foreign Language Braille, Literary Braille, Music Braille, Nemeth Code, Tactile Graphics, and Textbook Format.
To purchase:
National Braille Association, Inc.
3 Townline Circle
Rochester NY 14623-2513
1-800-244-5797
1-716-427-0263
www.nationalbraille.org
For a comprehensive list of publications (including workshop materials) available from NBA, see www.nationalbraille.org