As we say goodbye to another year, I’d like to thank everyone who has worked with us on the various projects we’ve completed in 2025. From expanding our Braille dictionaries project by several more languages […]
Braille is used in every country and for most written languages on Earth, but for the benefits of Braille to extend to everyone, it is necessary that every language, not just the most common ones, […]
Dictionaries in French We are happy to announce that we have added a French dictionary and site translation. We are very grateful for the assistance of our translators and testers for helping us add these. […]
New dictionary for Irish language available Today, we expand our language options one further by adding a dictionary for Irish and the Irish translation of the website. We are grateful to Foras na Gaeilge, the […]
Dictionaries in Italian We are happy to announce that we have added an Italian dictionary and Italian site translation. Thanks to some deeply appreciated assistance from our translators, this brings our language total to four, […]
As part of our mission we want to promote braille literacy through braille children’s books. Our current library of braille books includes books appropriate for children from ages 3 to 9. The books are designed […]
additions. Dictionaries added in Spanish and Portuguese With this update, we’ve moved from having one language to three, and more are on the way. Right now, we don’t have as many options in Spanish and […]
What we have Over the past couple months, we at Seeing Hands have been building Braille-oriented dictionaries. We are happy to announce that our work is now available for the public. This launch has many […]
For the past few months, Seeing Hands has been working to make dictionaries that are designed for use on Braille displays. Instead of making something that only runs on one display or just doing a […]
At Seeing Hands, we’re always trying to find ways to better serve our customers. While some of our newer projects are focused on areas other than our traditional early education area, we’re not stopping that. […]