Accession Number: 2015.14
Summary/Description: DVD in black plastic DVD case with red and green drawing of a stylus tracing an apple. Video documents use of the APH Crafty Graphics Stencil Embossing Kit for students who are blind and visually impaired, and includes both step-by-step instructions and interviews with users. Includes interviews with Kim Huffman, a TVI with the Northeast Indiana Educational Cooperative; Betsy Burnham, a braille transcriber in the APH ATIC Department; Mary Ann Reynolds, the mother of a Louisville area student; and art teacher Chelsea Koehl, J.R. Watson Elementary in Auburn, IN. Closed captioned. APH catalog no. 1-30013-DVD.
Author: American Printing House for the Blind
History/Provenance: APH introduced its Crafty Graphics kit in 2002 as a way to introduce the use of stencils in the preparation of classroom tactile graphics. "Stencil embossing produces a relief of the design of the stencil and creates a tactile effect." The product was designed to work with the APH Light Box. Jan Carroll and Karen Poppe were the co-project leaders. This video was created in 2004, narrated by Alan Smithee, produced by Sandi Baker, and cinematography/edited by Brian Dougherty.
Credit Line: APH Collection, 2015.14.
Publisher: American Printing House for the Blind
Publisher Place: Louisville, KY
Publish Date: 2004
Subjects: Education of disabled persons Tactile graphics Tactile learning
Physical Description: 1 video disc (DVD) (16 minutes, 20 seconds) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
