BRAILLE. STEM. ART. POSSIBILITY.
BrailleDoodle.
Learning you can touch.
Every learner deserves a way to explore. The TouchPad Pro Foundation opens doors through braille literacy, tactile STEM, and art.
Meet the BrailleDoodle tactile tablet: two sides for braille practice, drawings, maps, and graphs. Its magnetic stylus raises metal dots you can feel.
No batteries. No screens. No internet.
Find your next step
LEARNING BELONGS TO EVERYONE
For curious hands.
For shared discoveries.
Meet the people learning and creating with BrailleDoodle.
Video visual description
Children and adults use the magnetic stylus to raise dots on the blue BrailleDoodle. Close-ups show braille examples, practice cells, and fingers exploring the raised dots. Learners create tactile drawings and practice letters, independently and with support from an adult.
A teacher's idea.
Inspired by his students.
After years of teaching students who are blind or have low vision, Daniel Lubiner created BrailleDoodle to make braille, tactile art, and STEM learning more accessible. Through the TouchPad Pro Foundation, he works to put that opportunity within everyone's reach, including those who cannot afford a device.
Meet the people behind it (opens the current site in a new tab)A LITTLE GUIDANCE, A CLEAR NEXT STEP
What brings you here?
Tell us a little about what you need.
We’ll point you in the right direction.
Your first step to hands-on learning.
Find the buying option for your country, then explore braille, art, and STEM together.
- Two sides for learning and creating
- A magnetic stylus raises dots you can feel
- Refresh the surface and try again
Choose your country or region to see where to go.
Not sure where to start? Email the Foundation
