04 August,2026 09:13 AM IST | Mumbai | Shriram Iyengar
Pic courtesy/Bilingual Bookshelf
Accessibility is not difficult to provide. The idea that teaching differently-abled children is a challenge is a myth that is busted by simple technology. A friend recently pointed this writer in the direction of the Bilingual Bookshelf, an app that blends stories, sign language, and movements into a lovely storytelling session.
The application draws the audience in while using colourful visuals. It is the subtle inclusion of sign language that makes the app effective. It might still take time, but these visual cues are an effective way of helping people learn sign language and assimilate it into their daily communication.
Log on to: Bilingual Bookshelf on Play Store and App Store