US Edition3D models help visually impaired students dive into history - The National Archives
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3D models help visually impaired students dive into history - The National Archives
Today, The National Archives is launching a new workshop for students who are blind and visually impaired, using optacartography – a technique for transforming flat documents into 3D models. The workshop includes three-dimensional versions of historic documents from our collection, including a medieval map and a wage slip for Tudor courtier John Blanke. The models are designed to be touched, with raised surfaces that can reproduce features such …
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