For more than 200 years, braille has been making print information accessible to people who are blind or have low vision.
While it started as a means to make the written word accessible, braille has evolved over the years so other information, such as music scores, can also be read by those who are blind or have low vision.
Recently, Vision Australia’s Print Access team hosted a special webinar to explain everything that goes into the production of braille music scores.
We’ve made that webinar available to all, check it out below:
Interested in finding out more about braille? Check out our braille courses and other opportunities here.
Vision Australia’s Print Access team can produce written material in a wide range of alternative formats. Find out more here. You can also get in touch directly on 1300 84 74 66 or printaccess@visionaustralia.org.