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Türk Telekom Continues to Support the Education of Visually Impaired Children with TahtApp - Dünya Newspaper

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Türk Telekom, as part of its Günışığı (Sunshine) project, supports the in-class education of visually impaired children with TahtApp, enabling them to continue their education on equal terms with their peers. With new installations planned for the 2026-2027 academic year, TahtApp will accompany over 300 visually impaired students in 300 schools across 40 provinces on their educational journey. Offering clearer images, more natural touch controls…
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Türk Telekom, as part of its Günışığı (Sunshine) project, supports the in-class education of visually impaired children with TahtApp, enabling them to continue their education on equal terms with their peers. With new installations planned for the 2026-2027 academic year, TahtApp will accompany over 300 visually impaired students in 300 schools across 40 provinces on their educational journey. Offering clearer images, more natural touch controls…

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Türk Telekom continues to transform technology into social benefit. With its human-centered approach, the company contributes to education and, as part of the Günışığı project, supports visually impaired children in their classroom education with TahtApp, enabling them to continue their education on equal terms with their peers.

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Türk Telekom is deploying its TahtApp application, developed to enable visually impaired children to receive education on equal terms with their peers, to 300 schools in 40 provinces during the 2026-2027 academic year. The application, implemented as part of the Günışığı project in collaboration with the Association for Barrier-Free Living (EyDer), will support the classroom education of over 300 students with its renewed image quality, simplifi…

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Karar Gazetesi broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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