@dean_equity Save As DAISY is being revived and is in beta. If this isn't a great solution for you it would be good to know of any issues https://t.co/xW5uFbRgcL
@Johnny_Ravo Congratulations on this appointment and hope there are opportunities to collaborate with @accessibledaisy on education technology initiatives!
How can books be made more accessible for readers who are visually impaired or print-disabled? @UN has taken crucial steps forward in this area with their Accessible Books Consortium – follow the link to find out more: https://t.co/Sz5Zszpyyg
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@ColibrioReader And I have just finished reading a complete book in the app, switching between tablet and smartphone. It worked very smoothly and there are plenty of ways to adjust for how I like to read. Thank you!
@CraftyGingerJo @musicalgal123 @CatchTheseWords @BlondeHistorian The RNIB library is open to people with print impairments other than vision. Lots of wonderful audio titles there, and also UK educational content on RNIB Bookshare https://t.co/N0iyrJu7hB https://t.co/c9Umeqr5xD
Announcing a new coalition of 16 educational content platforms, publishers, schools, and other stakeholders coming together to support interoperability for cross-platform #SocialLearning. Visit #SLAC https://t.co/w8yBxb2eLk and read our post: https://t.co/Tkw8kSYji3
@CopyrightRuth@Andy_Tattersall My dog has an equafleece summer suit for muddy winter walks and runs. Longer legs than the fleece version, which is used as a bath robe
@mygulstad@HugoSetzer@ABCbooks4all Lots of topics are covered, including rights and responsibilities, reading apps and devices, creating accessible digital publications from print or image only PDF, producing DAISY audio, EPUB and Braille. I hope soon we develop new lessons on math and other STEM topics.