Tactile Flash Cards for the Blind - Yanko Design

Rhea Jeong, YoungSoo Hong, Sunday Min Lee and Sae Hee Lee of Samsung Design Membership have information technology all figured out. Surely past now the schools for the blind accept their lessons and and so forth figured out by at present, right? I mean, we've been teaching sight-impared folks for generations, correct? There is Always room for improvement, anybody, and here is a big step!

Wink cards. I dreaded them when I was learning my multiplication tables. But they were helpful. And they remain helpful to millions of students around the world today. Students with sight!

The Hello Haptic set of flash cards works with Braille text and other tactile elements from environments the student might not otherwise have access to. The urge to learn is there! But as a blind person who must larn primarily through touch, the need is not fulfilled as often as information technology is with a person who can see.

In come the flashcards.

Learned go the students.

I was informed to mention the university these fine designers have attended. This is a great practice, conveying one's university effectually, as information technology non simply benefits you to have a good proper name under your belt, but as you grow, the university profits every bit well! And that's your lesson from your Jedi Master Chris Burns today.