What are the Learning Aids for Visually Impaired Students?
Learning aids are specially designed tools and resources that facilitate understanding and engagement with educational content. They help bridge the gap caused by the lack of visual information, enabling students to grasp complex concepts in subjects like Mathematics, Science, and Language Arts. They promote independent learning, enhance tactile and auditory skills, and foster confidence and inclusivity in educational settings.
We are dedicated to creating innovative learning aids for teachers and students. Our process begins with thorough research to identify need gaps and potential solutions. We then design these aids in collaboration with end users and experts to ensure they meet the real-world requirements of visually impaired learners.
Our Learning Aids
GEOMKIT
A comprehensive set of accessible tools for tactile geometry constructions on standard Braille paper. It includes a tactile slate, point markers, line markers, a ruler, a protractor, set of square frames, wheels and arcs, and a tactile stylus. The kit is tested for all geometrical constructions as per the NCERT Class 6 to 10 syllabus.
Shape Scape
A DIY kit for creating 3D shapes from 2D drawings. The 2D drawings are accessible and can be used by sighted as well as non-sighted (visually impaired) children to understand the concepts of basic shapes It helps children understand basic shapes, their properties, and how to construct them playfully.
ElectroConnect
A set of 6 electronic component charts on A3 size boards. Each chart includes names, symbols, and models of 23 components and six circuit symbols pasted on the PCB board, aiding in the understanding of basic electronics. These charts feature embossed symbols, real electronic components, transparent Braille, and large print text, offering a multi-sensory learning experience. By embedding components directly onto the PCB, we prevent the loss of tiny parts, making the models durable and easy to use.
Not available for purchase
JoJo Blocks
Tactile playing blocks, each representing numbers from one to twelve. Designed for children with vision impairments, these blocks help with understanding numbers, counting, and numeracy through creative play.
Alphabets and Numbers Braille Stickers
Tactile sticker sheets containing 38 characters, including A to Z and 0 to 9 with 15 copies of each character. These stickers are accessible to all as it has print plus Braille that can be used by low-vision as well as blind individual. These stickers are used for labeling and identifying objects easily. They are available in sets of 10 sticker sheets.
DIY tactile graph kit
Our DIY Tactile Graph Kit enables visually challenged students to learn, create, and use graphs for depicting data. It is an effective medium to understand the various representations and analysis of data which will help them throughout their education.
