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Yes! Depending on the degree of visual impairment, some accommodations may be necessary. These include large print books, a CCTV, magnifiers, audio books, high contrast materials and many up and coming technologies. Although Braille is typically not necessary for people with albinism, some may learn to use it in order to give their eyes a rest.
