Images, figures, and graphics used in STEM education are vital to the complete understanding of the material being taught. Biology students are shown a picture depicting the organelles of a cell, while they are studying them. Astronomy students must learn to identify specific constellations, while viewing a star strewn image of the sky. However, it appears that blind and VI students are not being provided with adequate access to these materials. According to Lederman, et al. (1990), the majority of VI students are provided with simple embossed braille labeled images or even basic text image descriptions. These embossed images are often simplified versions of the image they aim to represent, leaving out crucial information.