uebonline.org is a good self-paced course for writing Braille. If you have funds, either one of the cheaper braille displays or an embosser (the single-sheet fed Cosmos being the cheapest), will give you access to refreshable or paper output. iOS and Android have screen-based braille keyboards. NVDA has a braille keyboard addon, and both Windows andmc have software that let you type braille using 6key qwerty input.

That's sad. They used to be really good. I took a course on learning UEB from them a few years ago, and it was really well put together.

Yeah if you have time try the braille screen input keyboard on your phone, I mean assuming you have a phone obviously. All of my comments in here and in my typing in general is done that way..

No a scrreen reader like nvda and jaws the computer would verbalize what is on the screen to you there is no seeing or looking it would be all auditory all spoken. Look in to narrator or nvda both free. Jaws you have to pay for but also good but see if you can also use the free ones.

What phone do you use, look in to voice over or talk back