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Visual Brailler is the simple braille editor. It’s a braille writer for your iPad, and it has a place in every braille transcriber’s toolbox.

Vimeo is a site for uploading, sharing, and connecting videos, exploring other videos, and learning how to make better videos.

The NLS administers the braille and talking-book program, a free library service available to residents of the United States and its territories and American citizens living abroad who have low vision, blindness, or physical disability. NLS mails digital audio players and books and magazines—in audio and in braille—directly to enrollees at no cost. Music instructional materials are available in large-print, braille, and recorded formats. Select materials are also available online for download.

Based in Okemos, Michigan, TechSmith provides screen capture and recording software for individual and professional use. The easy-to-use software helps to create, store, and share audio presentations, photos, podcasts, and videos on a computer.

SuperVision+ is the only magnifying glass app on the market that offers a supreme live image stabilization capability.

This website is for teachers and parents looking for reviews and ratings of educational software and apps. Provides interviews and feature stories on subjects related to education, technology, and parenting.

See It is a handheld video magnifier that works by streaming a real time video feed to your iPhone or iPad's screen from your device's back-facing camera. You can zoom the feed in and out, and apply image filters to make things easier to see.

RNIB is a charity and has three clear priorities: to stop people from losing their sight unnecessarily, support blind and partially sighted people to live independently, and create an inclusive society.

The Sero application, formerly known as iBlink Radio, is the world's first application for the visually impaired for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Radio stations, podcasts, and reading services of special interest to blind and visually impaired persons, as well as their friends, family, caregivers, and those wanting to know what life is like without eyesight.

The mission of The Hadley School for the Blind is to promote independent living through distance education programs for individuals who are blind or visually impaired, their families, and blindness service providers.