The 63-square-meter room houses audio-visual aids and online materials for the PNSB community, specifically for the junior and senior high school students. “We aim to provide an innovative learning environment that promotes educational technology and empowers the students to go beyond their limitations. As designers, not only do we build and enhance spaces but we also create meaningful experiences for long-term sustainability,” the Benilde team shared. Once renovated, the center will be equipped with assistive features such as a braille system for digital learning to become a multisensory educational experience for the blind learners. We envision a pathway for blind and visually impaired students to learn and grow,” the Benilde team said.

Source: Manila Times May 19, 2021 16:41 UTC