Resources to learn more about braille and accessibility

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Free Training Courses for Braille Transcribers Working with NIMAS Files, Duxbury/NimPro: Textbook Transcription from Start to Finish
Sign up with the NIMAC to join the quarterly Duxbury User Group webinars Stacy facilitates. In the field "Here is my question or comment:" ask to join the Duxbury User Group. We have lots of fun! There is also a Braille2000 User Group.
Beyond Quests with Reck, talking about LitRPG Con and the accessibility of all the novels we love
Duxbury Systems transcription software DBT, SWIFT, and QuickTac The BANA template is installed with DBT. The location on your Windows computer for Microsoft Word templates is C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates. Ensure "Hidden Items" is shown.
DuxUser Discussion Group
Braille code books are found on the BANA Braille Authority of North America website: Braille Formats, Crafts and Hobbies, Early Learning Materials, Languages Other Than English, Nemeth Code, Graphing Calculator Guidelines (UEB), Music Braille, and Tactile Graphics.
Braille certification courses at NFB National Federation of the Blind
Braille2000 transcription software
Braille Blaster transcription software
Tactile Macros for CorelDraw
Editing Graphics for the Blind: A manual with examples, and for the interested layman a pictorial overview by Marco Schuffelen
Get the Braille29 font in the ViewPlus Tiger Font Installer. This font supports UNICODE 2800 patterns.