Updated as of September 19, 2024. As noted in the Bridges Resource Library’s Music Braille/Braille Music entry, Music Braille is a code designed to allow individuals to read music notation accurately, efficiently, and tactilely. In fact, Louis Braille (the man who developed the braille reading code) also created the Music Braille code. Here are some […]
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Updated as of September 18, 2024. We cannot achieve goals we have not set, and it’s never too early or too late to set goals. In this interview on the Bridges Helpdesk’s YouTube channel, David DeNotaris, Chief Inspiration Officer at Sky’s the Limit Communications, LLC and Consultant for the Bridges Technical Assistance Center shares great […]
Updated as of September 19, 2024 Several laws protect our right to travel independently in airports and in airplanes. Let’s discuss air travel and examine the rights of disabled individuals with regard to independent mobility tools: both guide dogs and white canes. Note: this tip focuses on mobility tools and will not address issues regarding […]
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Accessible Thermometers
Updated as of September 16, 2024. Let’s explore options for non-visually accessible thermometers. Why Are Accessible Thermometers Important? Fevers When we’re not feeling well, the presence or absence of a fever, the temperature range of that fever, and the length of time the fever is present all provide important information about what might be going […]
Updated as of September 18, 2024. Let’s discuss First Aid Kits and how to build our own. Accidents happen, and having a first aid kit at hand provides peace of mind. First Aid Kits Purpose First aid kits provide a one-stop shop for routine health needs, especially for small accidents. For example, a stumble or […]