See It In Action
Watch how ProGame Tactile Plus enables learners with visual impairments to build and run block-based coding programs — independently, guided by audio feedback and full screen-reader navigation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is ProGame Tactile Plus suitable for students with visual impairments in special schools across India?
Yes. ProGame Tactile Plus is designed as an inclusive coding platform for special schools in India, supporting students with visual impairments through tactile, screen-reader-compatible interactions — no prior tech background required from teachers after a one-day orientation.
Does a school need computers, internet, or a lab to run this tactile coding programme?
No. The ProGame Kit operates with zero device dependency — no computers, internet, or electricity needed for core activities — making it practical for schools across India, including those with limited infrastructure.
How can a principal set up this inclusive STEM coding platform quickly across their special school?
Setup is straightforward. Any classroom teacher can deliver sessions after a one-day orientation. Next Skills 360 has already deployed programmes across 1,200+ schools in 15 Indian states, demonstrating proven, easy-scale rollout.
Has this programme received any formal recognition for inclusive education in India?
The ProGame Kit holds a granted patent in India. Next Skills 360 has impacted 500+ students with disabilities and 240,000+ students overall since 2020, reflecting its credibility within India's inclusive-education landscape.