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Finding accessible textbooks shouldn’t be hard, so we make it easy.
At APH, we’re driven to make sure students who are blind or low vision can obtain accessible textbooks as quickly as possible.
How to find braille, large-print, and digital textbooks.
For accessible textbooks, we offer a variety of options.
Step 1
Search the Louis Database. If you find your textbook in the format needed, place your order with the vendor offering it. If not, see step 2.
Step 2
If the textbook you are seeking does not appear in the Louis Database, please fill out this APH textbook order request form. Then go to step 3.
Step 3
Search the National Instructional Materials Access Center (NIMAC) to see if a NIMAS file is available. If available, please assign it to APH as your Accessible Media Producer.
Get braille books fast.
APH offers BrailleBlaster: revolutionary software that lets you turn your text to braille. If you need a textbook right now, this free program will help you transcribe using the NIMAC files. It’s quick, easy, and accurate, ensuring your children are ready for the first day of class.
