BrailleNote Touch Plus
Set up TeamViewer with the BNT
This will allow you to view what your student is working on (with your device – PC, iPad, iPhone, Android) if you don’t have a monitor.
Lesson Plans
- Lesson 1 – Overview of the BNT+
- Lessons 2 and 3 – Initial Setup & wifi
- Lessons 4–6 – Basics: Navigation, File Manager, Keyword, and Editing.
- Lessons 7 and 8 – Math and Graphing in the Classroom
- Lesson 9 – Tactile View
- Lesson 10 – Backing up and Restoring Files
- Lesson 11 – Printing a Document
- Lesson 12 – Google Drive
- Lesson 13 – Setting up and Using Keymail
- Lesson 14 – Spell Checker
- Lesson 15 – Android Applications
- Lesson 16 – Braille Terminal Mode
- Lesson 17 – Bookshare and Victor Reader
- Lesson 18 – Calculator
- Appendix A – Computer Braille
BNT + Zoom
Click Sheets
- BNT+ and Google Classroom
- Sending Math To the BNT+
- BNT+ and Canvas – COMING SOON
Video Resources
WCBVI Web Series – Beginning BrailleNote Touch
BNT+ math with MSWord, TSS, and MathType
Chameleon Braille Display
TSBVI has stopped creating lessons for this device as APH has started providing courses. Check the list at APHhive.
Help Documents
Washington State for the Blind – Chameleon Help Document (Answers the question Chameleon with Chromebooks).
Accessible Documents
Creating Accessible PDFs – From the University of Arizona
Nemeth!!
- Math LiveBinders by Susan Osterhaus and Donna Clemens
- Paths to Literacy Nemeth Curriculum
APH and Math!
- AnimalWatch VI Building Graphics Literacy (for iPad)
- AnimalWatch Vi Suitehttps://www.aph.org/product/animalwatch-vi-building-graphics-literacy-for-ipad/ (for iPad)
- Practice2Master Abacus (for iOS and Android phones and tablets)
- Practice2Master Fractions (for iOS devices)
- Math Robot (for iOS devices)
- Math Flash for Android Devices
- SlapStack Math (for iOS devices)
- Draw2Measure Protractor (for iOS devices)
Computer Science Resources
Computer Science Curriculum Resources page from the California School for the Blind.
Comprehensive lesson plans will be featured during Day of Code, an event open to the public on December 4th, 2023, as part of the National Coding Symposium and National Computer Science Week.