THE INTERNATIONAL BRAILLE RESEARCH CENTER (IBRC)

# Welcome to the International Braille Research Center (IBRC) Resource Library!

The primary purpose of this web site is to provide a place where people can find a collection of scholarly papers related to braille. Since this site is just getting started, the number of papers here is fairly small. As we amass more documents, however, we'll be organizing them into topics and providing more sophisticated search tools to help you find what you need.
In the mean time, enjoy what's here.

- A Primary Reading Program for Beginning Braille Readers
- A Study of Braille Reading:
- A Study of Braille Reading: 2. Patterns of Hand Activity in One-Handed and Two-Handed Reading
- Automated Training and Braille Reading
- Braille Reading And Left and Right Hemispace
- Braillists, Braille Technology, Braille Readers and Braille
- Investigative Approaches to the Study of Reading Braille
- Patterns of Response in the Perception of Braille Configurations
- A Universal Computer Braille Code For Literary And Scientific Texts
- Tactile Acuity, Aging, and Braille Reading in Long-Term Blindness
- Transfer of a Complex Perceptual Skill
- A Critical Evaluation of the Historical Development of the Tactile Modes and Reading and an Analysis and Evaluation of Researches Carried out in Endeavors to make the Braille code Easier to Read and to Write.
- Variables Influencing the Identification of Single Braille Characters.
- Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness -- May-June 1996: Special edition on Literacy

### Other Resources

- Esperanto Braille

For further information about the IBRC, please write to:
The International Braille Research Center
1800 Johnson St.
Baltimore MD, 21230
Or call:
(410)659-9314

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