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Skills development · Digital learning
Technology that
speaks access.
An accessible digital-learning initiative helping visually impaired students build confidence with advanced tools at Louis Braille School for the Blind in Bhubaneswar.
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01program built to grow
The program model
Access designed
into every tool.
Select a chapter to see how partnership, accessible technology, and a plan for expansion come together.
01The collaboration
Partners moving one idea forward.
Aveti Learning and Promise A Future, with support from the Mr. Kirtan Behera Foundation, launched the program at Louis Braille School for the Blind in Bhubaneswar.
- ✓Aveti Learning
- ✓Promise A Future
- ✓Mr. Kirtan Behera Foundation
Why digital access matters
Skills create
independence.
Accessible digital tools allow students to participate more confidently in learning and prepare for a world where technology shapes education and work.
Confidence
Regular access creates familiarity, agency, and stronger digital problem-solving.
Opportunity
Technology skills support continued education and future career readiness.
Louis Braille School
Starting in
Bhubaneswar.
The program’s first implementation brings tablets and accessible digital content directly to visually challenged students at Louis Braille School for the Blind.
- ✓ School-based implementation
- ✓ Accessibility built into the learning experience
- ✓ A model intended for future expansion