Braille is neither high or low tech. Braille, like print,  is a form of
graphical language communication. What may be discussed regarding the matter
of high or low tech is the mechanism by which braille is produced or
distributed.
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With all kinds of high tech devices out  there.braille is the lo tech
solution and probably not being pushed as much now a days.  

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Curiosity question:

Is the use of Braille among the blind increasing, decreasing, staying about
the same -- or perhaps no one is tracking this?
It is not whether we personally find Braille useful or not; but I am
wondering is it maintaining an importance in the teaching of newly blind as
well as blind youngsters?


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