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APH News
*Your monthly link to the latest information on the products, services,
and training opportunities from the American Printing House for the Blind.*
May 2009
ESAC Runs for the Roses!
ESAC Committee members pose in front of the Wall of Tribute
Derby week not only brought many celebrities to Louisville to watch the
horses run, it also brought the return of our very own celebrities - the
famous Educational Services Advisory Committee (ESAC), composed of five
outstanding Ex Officio Trustees! The five committee members, headed by
Chair Mike Bina (MD) include Angyln Franquemont (AR), Marje Kaiser (SD),
Barbara McCarthy (VA), and Frank Simpson (NY).
The committee met with key APH staff to discuss APH services as they
relate to our products. Topics of discussion included the new APH
e-commerce site, product training and exhibits, the Student Registration
System (SRS) for the Federal Quota Census, the new Louis platform, the
Tactile Graphics Image Library and more. The committee also heard
reports from President Tuck Tinsley and Business Development Manager
Tony Grantz.
The committee presented APH with a preliminary report citing both
commendations for things done well and recommendations for improvement
in the future. They will provide us with a final report in the coming
months and that report will be placed on the APH website.
Thanks to all of the committee members for their time, dedication,
talent, humor, patience and hard work, and thank you for coming to our
place to show us how to win! We appreciate you!
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Large Textured Block Survey!
Large Textured Block
APH is currently reviewing several products that have been available to
our customers for many years. Reviews such as these help us determine
which products need modernization, which products are fine as they are,
and which products need to be retired from the catalog.
We would much appreciate it if you would please tell us what you think
about this 3-inch cube that features six different textures. How do you
use it, what skills do you teach, or maybe you have improvement ideas?
Please click the following link to access the survey:
www.aph.org/edresearch/tblock_survey.html
<http://www.aph.org/edresearch/tblock_survey.html>
Thank you.
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APH Product Infomercials Now Available!
In response to YOUR requests, APH has entered the product Infomercial
arena. Here are our first efforts which you can find under the heading
of Products on our website.
Larry Skutchan and the Refreshabraille 18--a still frame from one of the
new infomercials
Product Infomercials
* Refreshabraille 18, with Larry Skutchan
<http://www.aphmedia.org/video/Refreshabraille.wmv>
* APH Slates, with Fred Gissoni
<http://www.aphmedia.org/video/Slates.wmv>
* MathBuilders, with Jeanette Wicker
<http://www.aphmedia.org/video/Mathbuilders.wmv>
* QWERTY Docking Station, with Larry Skutchan
<http://www.aphmedia.org/video/DockingStation.wmv>
* Azer's Periodic Table, with Karen Poppe
<http://www.aphmedia.org/video/PeriodicTable.wmv>
* Turbo Phonics, with Elaine Kitchel
<http://www.aphmedia.org/video/turbo.wmv>
* Braille+ and QWERTY Docking Station--a YouTube Channel by 10 year
old Chase and his teacher, LeAnna MacDonald
<http://www.youtube.com/user/BraillePlus>
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University of Arizona was Worth It!
It took 19 hours to get from Kentucky to Arizona on Monday, April 13,
but Field Services Representative Sandi Baker said it was worth it after
guest lecturing for Dr Irene Topor's methods class on Tues, April 14. An
unusually stormy day across the southeast that forced ground-holds in
Atlanta and delayed flights across the region was the reason for the
lengthy travel day, but like the US Postal Service, APH delivers!
More than 25 students from the University of Arizona's Visual Impairment
program and Severe, Profound and Multiple Disabilities program gathered
to learn all they could about APH products and services, and the Federal
Quota Program. Products of interest included the Perkins/APH Brailler,
Word Playhouse, MathBuilders: Geometry, Azer's Interactive Periodic
Table Study Set, Functional Vision Learning Media Assessment, the
Sensory Learning Kit, and ToAD. Students were full of questions and
interest, and couldn't seem to get enough information about how to
access those Federal Quota funds in order to get products into their
students' hands! It's always a pleasure to speak with our next
generation of teachers of students with visual impairments, and to see
their excitement as they prepare for their next challenge!
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STATS on the NEW /Louis/ Expert Database and APH eCommerce Site
Louis Database New Features! New Look!New! Online Shopping Site! Shop APH
Since April 6, the enhanced Louis database has been visited 3,793 times
by 1,466 visitors from 30 countries and territories! Remember to
bookmark the new site: http://louis.aph.org
Please contact Resource Services for comments or questions about Louis
at resource@xxxxxxx <mailto:resource@xxxxxxx>.
The new eCommerce site has been visited 6,141 times by 4,659 visitors
from 90 countries and territories! Remember to bookmark the new site:
http://shop.aph.org.
Please contact customer services at cs@xxxxxxx <mailto:cs@xxxxxxx>
regarding questions or comments about shop.aph.org!
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
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From APH Executive in Residence Dr. Phil Hatlen
Dr. Phil Hatlen
As many of you know, I'm here for my second long stay at APH. Last
Spring, I was here for six weeks. This year I'll be here for three
months. I enjoy being with Ralph Bartley who is taking very good care of
me. And I especially like talking with project leaders about what
they're doing. Tuck and Bob are close friends whom I've known for many
years, and the opportunity to get better acquainted with them is very
special for me.
In addition to learning as much as I can about APH, I'm working on a
project concerning the Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC). With the help of
Ralph and others, I want to find the answers to:
1. What is the current status of the ECC? How many blind and visually
impaired students are receiving instruction in the ECC?
2. If warranted, how can the instruction be improved?
3. Are there products that APH could produce that would enhance the
teaching of the ECC?
We received completed surveys from teachers, parents, consumers, and
other professionals. An analysis of these will help me answer the first
question, and lead me closer to answers for the other two.
If any of you would like to know more about the ECC, I'd be happy to
visit with you sometime and discuss it with you. If any of you would
like to visit with me about any topic, I'd enjoy it very much. Please
call Tina Livingston at 800/223-1839, ext. 310--she is keeping my
schedule for me.
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Tactile Graphic Workshops in Thailand and China
Thanks to the invitation from Larry Campbell, the administrator of the
International Program at Overbrook School for the Blind, Yan Zhang, the
Tactile Graphics Developer and Trainer in the Accessible Textbooks
Department of APH, conducted two 3-day workshops on tactile graphics in
Bangkok, Thailand and Guangzhou, China from March 18 to March 25. The
participants were 13 graphic and braille producers in resource centers
and schools for the blind from 6 Southeast Asian countries and 27
teachers from 9 leading schools for the blind in China.
The workshops were very successful and the responses from both groups
are overwhelmingly positive. Both groups found the information in the
presentation very helpful and are eager to share it with their
colleagues. The participants were also very impressed by the products
and services provided by APH.
From Participants: /"You should know that this is exactly the kind of
training that we have been wanting to have for many years now. A lot of
the theory behind effective tactile graphics was covered, which is what
we really were lacking. Being able to decide what to render, and how to
effectively render the information in tactile form will definitely be of
great help to us. Thanks again for the very big help that has been to
our Braille production team."/
Workshop participants
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APH History Book Soon Available in Braille
Cover of History in the Making: The Story of the American Printing House
for the Blind 1858-2008
If you've been waiting for the braille edition of APH's new history
book, /History in the Making: The Story of the American Printing House
for the Blind 1858-2008/, by Carol Tobe, your wait is almost over. The
book is back from transcription, but we need your help to determine how
many to produce. If you are interested in a braille version, please
email APH Museum Director Mike Hudson at mhudson@xxxxxxx
<mailto:mhudson@xxxxxxx> or call 800/223-1839, ext. 365. Of course, you
can still obtain the print version, with the audio version on CD, for
$39.95 by simply calling Customer Service at 800/223-1839, and pressing 1.
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The July 2009 Families Connecting with Families International
Conference will be in Sunny Costa Mesa, California!
Registration is now open for the Family Conference at
www.familyconnect.org <http://www.familyconnect.org>. The conference
will be held July 17-19, 2009. It is being Co-Sponsored by NAPVI, Junior
Blind of America, and The Braille Institute. Families and professionals
alike are invited to learn more about raising and educating a child with
a visual impairment. The 2009 conference will include interactive
sessions and panel discussions addressing parents' most pressing
interests in such areas as education, psychology, technology, social
services, and medicine.
This conference promises to be fun for the whole family including
activities for teens, networking for parents and professionals, and
daycare. For more information about reserving your hotel room with the
special conference rate and to register, visit www.familyconnect.org
<http://www.familyconnect.org/parentsitehome.asp?SectionID=91>
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Article Detailing APH Products for Students who are Deafblind in
National Quarterly
Congratulations to APH's Field Services Representative Sandi Baker for
her article appearing in the Spring 2009 CEC Division on Visual
Impairments Quarterly. In the "Q" article, Sandi outlines the history of
products available from APH for students who are deafblind. She shares
that beginning in 2003, APH used the term "deafblind" in the Products
Catalog, including a list of considerations to keep in mind when
choosing materials for persons with multiple disabilities. The catalog
then, and now, encourages the reader to remember that children and
adults who are deafblind, are as diverse and varied in their abilities,
strengths, and interests as are individuals in the general population.
She goes on to detail a number of appropriate products, including her
new video, "Students who are Deaflblind Using APH Products" which
features four students, ages 2 to 15 years of age, using a variety of
products in home and school settings.
To learn more about DVI's Special Issue on Deaf-Blindness, contact
editor Sheila Amato at brltrans@xxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:brltrans@xxxxxxxxxxx> and to learn more about the division,
visit the CEC/DVI website at http://www.cecdvi.org/.
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APH Welcomes New Ex Officio Trustees
*Leslie Bechtel Van Orman,* the Wyoming Department of Education,
replacing Susan K. Egging.
*Robert T. Goodhart,* the Division for the Visually Impaired and the
State Department of Education in Delaware, replacing Charlene A. Dolgos.
*Andrea Noel,* the Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind, replacing Antoine
Johnson.
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APH Travel Calendar
on the road with APH
May
May 10-14, 2009
Educational Products Advisory Committee (EPAC);
APH in Louisville, KY
May 18-22, 2009
Legislative Visits on Capitol Hill;
Washington, DC
June
June 4-5, 2009
Annual Technology Symposium;
Talladega, AL
June 6, 2009
KSB Alumni Association Event;
KSB, Louisville, KY
June 14-16, 2009
Ex Officio Trustee (EOT) Training;
APH in Louisville, KY
July
July 3-8, 2009
NFB 2009;
Detroit City
July 4-10, 2009
ACB 2009;
Orlando, FL
July 17-19, 2009
National Family Conference: Families Connecting with Families;
Costa Mesa, CA
July 20-25, 2009
AHEAD 2009;
Louisville, KY
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Temporary Problem with a Few Products Using APH Shopping Quick Order
Our customers who order large volumes of products often like to use
APH's Quick Order feature, which can be found by clicking the link in
the dark grey header bar on our shopping site.
We are having a temporary problem with a small group of products if they
are entered on the Quick Order page. These products will cause an error
and will delete any other catalog numbers you have entered on the Quick
Order page when you attempt to add the items to your cart from Quick Order.
Temporarily, please do not enter these catalog numbers on the Quick
Order page. Note that the same error will also occur if you attempt to
add these products to the APH shopping site cart from the Louis site. We
will announce when this problem has been remedied.
If you search for these products, you will notice in most cases that the
main product page contains a message stating that the product requires
special handling and you must call customer service. Generally, these
products include items that can't be ordered via the web (such as
software downloads or warranties) and products that are temporarily
unavailable for purchase.
Thank you for your patience. We are working constantly to improve the
new APH shopping site.
Catalog Number Product Name
1-00860-00 Perkins Brailler: Light-Touch Electric, Blue
1-01140-00 U.S. Puzzle Map
1-03000-00 Meterstick (Braille)
1-03260-00 HANDS ON Kit: Functional Activities for Visually Impaired
Preschoolers
1-03290-00 Fractional Parts of Wholes Set
1-03380-00 Impressor: Braille Business Card Embosser
1-03380-01 Impressor: Braille Business Card Embosser, Revised
1-03660-00 Small Work-Play Tray, Yellow, 17 x 11.75 Inches
1-03710-00 Shape Board
1-03721-00 Puzzle Form Board Kit
1-03740-00 Large Work-Play Tray, Yellow, 21.25 x 13.25 Inches
1-03751-00 Small Work-Play Tray, Black 17 x 11.75 Inches
1-03761-00 Large Work-Play Tray, Black, 21.25 x 13.25 Inches
1-07450-01 Braille+ Mobile Manager
1-07460-00 Braille+: One-Year Hardware Maintenance Agreement
1-07461-00 Braille+ QWERTY Docking Station: Inspection Service for
Out-of-Warranty Docking Station
1-07462-00 Braille+: One-Year Software Maintenance Agreement Download
1-07463-00 Braille+: Software Maintenance Agreement Update on miniSD Card
1-07464-00 Braille+: One-Time Software Update
1-07465-00 Braille+ QWERTY Docking Station: One-Year Extended Hardware
Maintenance Agreement (HMA)
1-07510-00 APH Sound Ball: Boing Boing (Yellow)
1-07512-00 Mini Rib-It-Ball
1-07513-00 Rib-It-Ball: Jacob's, 14 Inch
1-07515-00 Rib-It-Ball: Jacob's, 30 Inch
1-07516-00 APH Sound Ball: Techno Beat (Red)
1-08930-00 Textured Pegs
1-08960-00 StackUps Kit: Spatial Reasoning Using Cubes and Isometric
Drawings
1-08960-01 StackUps: Cubes (set of 20)
D-00300-ED Toodle Tiles: Emmy's Town Software: Digital Download
D-03400-ED Armadillo Army Software: Digital Download
D-03410-ED Learn Keys: Verbal Keyboard Feedback: Digital Download
D-03430-ED Talking Typer for Windows (without Enhanced Voicing):
Digital Download
D-03440-ED Talking Word Puzzles: Digital Download
D-03460-ED Teacher's Pet: Digital Download
D-03470-ED Termite Torpedo Software: Digital Download
D-03530-ED Book Wizard Producer: Digital Download
D-03531-ED Book Wizard Reader: Digital Download
D-03560-ED Money Talks: Bank Account Management Software: Digital Download
D-03600-ED Studio Recorder Software: Digital Download
D-19910-ED Math Flash: Digital Download
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Fred's Head from APH - Do You Tweet?
You may already know about the thousands of helpful articles posted on
APH's Fred's Head blog, but did you know you can get instant
notifications of new and updated articles via Twitter?
Twitter is a popular free service that allows users to send short text
messages of 140 characters or less. Called "tweets," these messages are
sent to Twitter "followers" who have requested to receive them. Fred's
Head uses tweets to deliver links related to blindness or visual
impairment. Links to articles specific to the Twitter page and articles
from the Fred's Head blog are posted.
You can follow the tweets from Fred's Head by visiting
http://www.twitter.com/fredshead. Other methods of following tweets
include Instant Messaging (IM), Short Message Service (SMS), Real Simple
Syndication (RSS), email, or a third-party application. You will need to
become a part of the Twitter community by creating a free Twitter profile.
There are a variety of ways to access Twitter if you are blind or
visually impaired. For more information about Fred's Head on Twitter,
email fredshead@xxxxxxx <mailto:fredshead@xxxxxxx> or call Michael
McCarty at 502-899-2396.
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Spring Fever Sale
Spring Fever Sale
Explore a world of savings on selected APH products with APH's Spring
Fever Sale 2009, April 1 - June 30. As always, first come, first served.
www.aph.org/products/springfever.html
<http://www.aph.org/products/springfever.html>
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APH Braille Book Corner
APH offers a number of recreational books in braille (Quota funds can be
used). Each of these titles was originally transcribed and produced by
APH for the National Library Service which has graciously granted
permission for this offering. As usual, these titles have been added to
the APH /Louis/ Database where you can find thousands of titles produced
in accessible formats.
/Note: all books are produced upon receipt of orders, therefore, please
allow approximately 8 weeks for delivery./
/*Wild Boy: A Tale of Rowan Hood*/
by Nancy Springer: T-N1657-30 -- $23.00
Since his father died, Rook has run wild as a wolf and joined Rowan
Hood's forest band. Rook blames the sheriff of Nottingham for the death
and now sees a chance for revenge against the sheriff's son. Sequel to
Outlaw Princess of Sherwood. Fiction, Grades 4-7. *(AR Quiz #78963, BL
5.1, Pts. 3.0)
/*Beating Heart: A Ghost Story*/
by A.M. Jenkins: T-N1658-70 -- $28.00
After his parents' divorce, seventeen-year-old Evan moves with his
mother and young sister into an old house that is haunted by the spirit
of a nineteenth-century teenage girl named Cora. Evan soon has intimate
dreams of Cora that threaten his real-life romance. Fiction, Senior
High. *(AR Quiz #105398, BL 4.6, Pts. 3.0)
/*Tomb of the Golden Bird*/
by Elizabeth Peters: T-N1656-20 -- $120.00
Egypt, 1922. As archaeologist Amelia Emerson watches her rivals dig for
King Tutankhamon's tomb, villains lure her husband, Radcliffe, and son,
Ramses, into a trap. The attack coincides with the arrival of
Radcliffe's half brother, Sethos, an antiquities thief-turned-British
intelligence agent, who conceals a document that may endanger everyone.
Fiction.
/*Everyman*/
by Philip Roth: T-N1661-70 -- $33.00
An aging advertising man confronts the loneliness of growing old,
regrets his philandering and other faults, and ponders his failing
sexual and physical self. He reviews his life chronologically and feels
sorry for hurting those he loved, including his estranged sons and three
ex-wives. Adult Fiction, strong language.
/*Martha Stewart's Baking Handbook*/
by Martha Stewart: T-N1657-50 -- $126.50
Stewart, author of Martha Stewart, Menus for Entertaining, offers a
compendium of baking tips and techniques and more than two hundred
recipes for biscuits, muffins, cookies, cakes, pies, pastries, and breads.
*Accelerated Reader quiz number, book level, and point value. For more
information on the Accelerated Reader program, see the January 2006 /APH
News/ or www.renlearn.com/ar/ <http://www.renlearn.com/ar>
/APH News/ Credits
President:
Dr. Tuck Tinsley
ttinsley@xxxxxxx <mailto:ttinsley@xxxxxxx>
Designer:
Malcolm Turner, APH Website Coordinator
webmaster@xxxxxxx <mailto:webmaster@xxxxxxx>
Thanks to the following APH staff:
* Cindy Amback, Support Specialist, Field Services
* Sandi Baker, Field Services Representative
* Janie Blome, Director, Field Services
* Scott Blome, Director, Communications
* Phil Hatlen, Executive in Residence
* Stephanie Lancaster, Graphic Designer, Communications
* Gary Mudd, Vice President, Public Affairs
* Julia Myers, Director, Resource Services
* Tristan Pierce, Multiple Disabilities Project Leader, Research
* Gwynn Stewart, Support Specialist, Communications
Editor:
Bob Brasher, Vice President, Advisory Services and Research
bbrasher@xxxxxxx <mailto:bbrasher@xxxxxxx>
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For additional recent /APH News/, click the following:
April Issue - www.aph.org/advisory/2009adv04.html <2009adv04.html>
March Issue - www.aph.org/advisory/2009adv03.html <2009adv03.html>
February Issue - www.aph.org/advisory/2009adv02.html <2009adv02.html>
Archive of all previous issues - www.aph.org/advisory/advarch.html
<advarch.html>
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A label can tell you there are 39 grams of sugar in your soda, but
what does that much sugar look like? SugarStacks is a website that lists
images which show the actual amount of sugar in food products that we
consume on a daily basses. You can browse the site and view images by
categories like beverages, desserts, snacks, fruits, vegetables, candy,
cookies, sauces… etc. Additional information like weight, sugar calories
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