Abstract
Nowadays we have different types of dedicated and specialized software with innovative tools such as SalsaJ, which allows us to teach and disseminate astronomy to people with some degree of vision loss, with the aim of getting them to observe and study the different astronomical objects through other senses such as touch. Education is very important and fundamental in order to increase inclusion by focusing the teaching of astronomy on ensuring that visual-impaired children, adolescents and adults have access to quality scientific learning.
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