Our Network
Louis
A national database of accessible materials — braille, large print, audio, and digital — from sources across the country.
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Our Network
Part of one connected APH experience
Louis is woven into the APH network — a single, cohesive experience that connects our tools, resources, and programs. Browse it here alongside everything else APH offers, with no detours and nothing to leave behind.
More from the network
Braille Bug
A playful site that teaches sighted children about braille and reading by touch.
Explore →The Dot Experience
APH's reimagined museum — a fully accessible, immersive experience opening in Louisville.
Explore →APH ConnectCenter
Free resources and information for families, adults, and professionals — home to FamilyConnect, CareerConnect, and VisionAware.
Explore →BrailleBlaster
Free, open-source braille transcription software for producing textbooks and documents.
Explore →Code Jumper
A physical, hands-on system that teaches computer-programming concepts to children regardless of vision.
Explore →APH Tech
Support, tutorials, and resources for APH's assistive-technology products.
Explore →Building on Patterns
APH's comprehensive primary literacy program built specifically for braille readers.
Explore →National Prison Braille Network
A network connecting prison braille programs that transcribe materials for students nationwide.
Explore →ETTU
The Educational Technology Training Unit — building educator capacity with accessible classroom technology.
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