Can-Do — assistive technology products
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CAN-DO 4 Lines x 18 Cells Steel Slate & Stylus
$9.95
This steel slate and stylus set lets you write braille by hand, one dot at a time. The slate holds four lines of 18 cells each, with the pins on the bottom, and it measures about 2 by 6 1/8 inches. It's a good fit for labeling items, jotting short notes, or practicing braille writing. Braille slates are used with paper and a stylus rather than a machine, so expect to work slowly and to learn how to write the dots in mirror image.
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CAN-DO 6 Line x 19 Cells Aluminum Slate & Stylus
$9.95
This aluminum slate and stylus set lets you write braille by hand, one dot at a time. The slate has six lines with 19 cells per line, and the pins sit on the bottom half. It measures about 2 by 6 inches, so it's small enough for quick notes and labels. It's a good fit for someone learning to write braille or who wants a simple, battery-free way to jot things down. You'll need paper to write on, and writing by hand is slower than using a braille writer.
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CAN-DO 4 Line x 18 JUMBO Cells Aluminum Slate & Stylus, Pins on Top
$11.95
This aluminum slate and stylus set lets you write braille by hand, one dot at a time. The slate has four lines of 18 jumbo-sized cells and measures 8 by 2 inches, with the pins on top. The stylus comes with it. Because the cells are larger than standard, it suits someone who finds regular braille cells hard to handle. Writing by hand takes practice, and braille is written in reverse on a slate, so a teacher or tutorial helps early on.
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CAN-DO 4 Line x 18 JUMBO Cells Aluminum Slate & Stylus, Pins on Bottom
$11.95
This aluminum slate and stylus lets someone write braille by hand, one dot at a time. It has four lines of 18 jumbo-sized cells, with the pins on the bottom, and a stylus comes with it. The slate measures 8 by 2 inches and has slots for tape, so you can secure paper while you write. It's a manual writing tool, not an electronic display, so there's nothing to read back from it on screen. Writing with a slate and stylus takes practice, since the dots are pressed into the paper from the back.
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CAN-DO 4 Line x 28 Cells Aluminum Slate & Stylus, Pins on Bottom
$8.95
This aluminum slate and stylus let you write braille by hand, one dot at a time. The slate holds four lines of 28 cells each, with the pins on the bottom and a slot for tape. A stylus comes in the box, so you can start punching dots as soon as you learn the method. Hand-writing braille this way takes practice, so plan some time to learn it.
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CAN-DO 4 Line x 28 Cells Aluminum Slate & Stylus, Pins on top
$8.95
This aluminum slate and stylus set lets you write braille by hand, one dot at a time. The slate gives you four lines of 28 cells each, with the pins on the top side, and it has a slot for tape to hold your paper in place. The stylus comes with it, so you have what you need to start writing. It suits a braille learner or reader who wants a small, simple tool for labels, notes, and short messages. Hand-writing braille with a slate takes practice, so it works best if you already know the braille code or have someone to teach you.
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