Getting Braille Books
- Unified English Braille (UEB)
- Wisconsin Implementation of UEB
- UEB Training
- UEB Resources
- UEB Rules and Guidelines
- UEB – Unified English Braille for Vision Professionals
- UEB – Introduction to Unified English Braille
- Transcriber Email List
- Learning Braille for the Family
- Learning Braille as an Adult Reader
- Getting Braille Books
- Braille Games & Toys
- Producing Braille
- Conferences and Events
- Braille Refreshers and Tutorials for Professionals
- Nemeth Refresher Webinars
WCBVI Accessible Educational Materials (AEM) Center
We serve K-12 students in Wisconsin.
Our media center has books and magazines in various formats as well as parent and professional resources for any Wisconsin citizen.
Braille Library & Transcribing Services, Inc.
BLTS houses a library and transcribes personal materials by individual request.
Audio & Braille Literacy Enhancement, Inc.
ABLE transcribes textbooks and personal materials by request.
Oshkosh Correctional Institution
OSCI transcribes textbooks. Contact Kurt Pamperin at kurt.pamperin@wisconsin.gov.
American Printing House for the Blind (APH)
APH has many books and materials for sale.
WisBrl offers free books for libraries, students, schools, parents and families.
Seedlings offers over 1,300 reasonably priced books for children.
National Library Service (NLS)
NLS is a vast resource for braille readers.
Wisconsin Talking Book and Braille Library
(NLS Regional Library)
NBP promotes braille literacy for children and adults.
Bookshare has a huge online library. Free for qualifying U.S. students, while others pay a small fee.