8 reviews for Braille Alphabet & Words Board with Sturdy Raised Dots, Braille Learning Tool for Braille Beginners (Patent Pending)
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j –
Very nice finish!
I purchased this tool as decor; the photo seems to illustrate a curved form; it is actually flat. I purchase as decor for my other international items!
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Kraig B –
Learning
I thought this would be fun to learn. I can’t confirm accuracy. The dots are easily felt and the lettering neatly done, but the red is so tiny and close together that it can be hard to read perhaps (I’m looking at you, “-ea-“). The board is a good size and weight to feel practical and not too flimsy. Still, it was mailed in a bubble mailer with a cardboard backing, but there should have been cardboard on the front and back. Aluminum is soft and the edges suffered some dents and dings. The board is $14.99.
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RockyRoad –
Misplaced W
It’s not easy to learn, so, the earlier the better. This board is very helpful because it’s a good size and the dots are raised enough to feel them with ease.I tried to pull a few of them off and was unable to do so. Underneath the dots there are raised capital letters as well as punctuation.Although it is substantial, it’s very light in the hand and the size makes it convenient to bring it anywhere so that you can continue to study.The big problem that I have with us is that the letter W is out of order. I have no idea why that would be. I have to remember each time that I’m studying that letters are jumbled. That may or may not bother you. It’s the only flaw with this product.I’m fortunate in that I have a few years to learn this before I will need it, and this has been extremely helpful.Wishing you the very best in your low vision journey!xxoo
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Soibean –
I would find another board for learning.
This braille learning board is a convenient size and weight for practicing, and the raised dots are easy to feel, but I would say for learning especially, it is a bit small with the dots close together and some of it is __out of order__! I am honestly so surprised they shipped an out-of-order alphabet… how does that even happen? This can be incredibly confusing for someone trying to learn. That being said, it’s nice that it includes letters, numbers, and punctuation. It is a very flat, thin but sturdy sheet of metal with rounded corners.
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Nobuko I. –
braille alphabet
I got this for my daughter to learn braille. She says she likes it. Great quality.
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Dior – Dig it or Ditch it! –
Great Braille Learning Tool!
This EliteSign Braille Alphabet Board works great! It’s a metal board of good quality, not flimsy at all. The letters are raised in both English and in Braille so its easy to feel both letters to learn Braille. It’s a great learning tool and the price is very reasonable for this board.
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Yaweno –
Good quality learning tool
This item is a braille learning board with letters, numbers, and punctuation. As a beginner, I found it easy to use and it allows me to to practice reading braille with the well defined embossed characters. It’s light weight and easy to carry around in my backpack so I can pull it out during any down time I have. It seem durable enough where it should last. The price point seems reasonable. Overall this braille learning board is a useful tool for those wanting to learn braille characters.
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Cody B. –
Good sign, sturdy
I got this sign for my classroom, and it is very well made! The raised dots for the braille are substantial, and the sign is a sturdy metal.Highly recommend!
j –
Very nice finish!
I purchased this tool as decor; the photo seems to illustrate a curved form; it is actually flat. I purchase as decor for my other international items!
Kraig B –
Learning
I thought this would be fun to learn. I can’t confirm accuracy. The dots are easily felt and the lettering neatly done, but the red is so tiny and close together that it can be hard to read perhaps (I’m looking at you, “-ea-“). The board is a good size and weight to feel practical and not too flimsy. Still, it was mailed in a bubble mailer with a cardboard backing, but there should have been cardboard on the front and back. Aluminum is soft and the edges suffered some dents and dings. The board is $14.99.
RockyRoad –
Misplaced W
It’s not easy to learn, so, the earlier the better. This board is very helpful because it’s a good size and the dots are raised enough to feel them with ease.I tried to pull a few of them off and was unable to do so. Underneath the dots there are raised capital letters as well as punctuation.Although it is substantial, it’s very light in the hand and the size makes it convenient to bring it anywhere so that you can continue to study.The big problem that I have with us is that the letter W is out of order. I have no idea why that would be. I have to remember each time that I’m studying that letters are jumbled. That may or may not bother you. It’s the only flaw with this product.I’m fortunate in that I have a few years to learn this before I will need it, and this has been extremely helpful.Wishing you the very best in your low vision journey!xxoo
Soibean –
I would find another board for learning.
This braille learning board is a convenient size and weight for practicing, and the raised dots are easy to feel, but I would say for learning especially, it is a bit small with the dots close together and some of it is __out of order__! I am honestly so surprised they shipped an out-of-order alphabet… how does that even happen? This can be incredibly confusing for someone trying to learn. That being said, it’s nice that it includes letters, numbers, and punctuation. It is a very flat, thin but sturdy sheet of metal with rounded corners.
Nobuko I. –
braille alphabet
I got this for my daughter to learn braille. She says she likes it. Great quality.
Dior – Dig it or Ditch it! –
Great Braille Learning Tool!
This EliteSign Braille Alphabet Board works great! It’s a metal board of good quality, not flimsy at all. The letters are raised in both English and in Braille so its easy to feel both letters to learn Braille. It’s a great learning tool and the price is very reasonable for this board.
Yaweno –
Good quality learning tool
This item is a braille learning board with letters, numbers, and punctuation. As a beginner, I found it easy to use and it allows me to to practice reading braille with the well defined embossed characters. It’s light weight and easy to carry around in my backpack so I can pull it out during any down time I have. It seem durable enough where it should last. The price point seems reasonable. Overall this braille learning board is a useful tool for those wanting to learn braille characters.
Cody B. –
Good sign, sturdy
I got this sign for my classroom, and it is very well made! The raised dots for the braille are substantial, and the sign is a sturdy metal.Highly recommend!