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DAISY CONSORTIUM: INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY FOR THE WORLD'S BLIND AND PRINT-DISABLED POPULATION -- PAST, PRESENT, AND INTO
THE FUTURE
George Kerscher
Research Fellow, Recording For the Blind & Dyslexic (RFB&D)
Project Manager to the DAISY Consortium
NATIONAL LIBRARY SERVICE FOR
THE BLIND AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED:
DIGITAL PLANS AND PROGRESS
John Cookson and Lloyd Rasmussen
National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS)
The Library of Congress
DIGITAL TALKING BOOK STANDARDS
DEVELOPED BY NLS AND PARTNERS UNDER NISO AUSPICES
John Cookson, Michael Moodie, and Lloyd Rasmussen
National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS)
The Library of Congress
USING DIGITAL TALKING BOOKS IN
SCHOOLS
RFB&D's TOP PROJECT
Steve Noble
Policy Analyst, Kentucky Assistive Technology Service Network
WORLDWIDE TRAINING &
TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR DAISY
George Kerscher
Research Fellow, Recording For the Blind & Dyslexic (RFB&D)
Project Manager to the DAISY Consortium
DIGITAL TALKING BOOKS ON A PC:
A USABILITY EVALUATION OF THE PROTOTYPE DAISY PLAYBACK SOFTWARE
Dr. Sarah Morley
National Centre for Tactile Diagrams, University of Hertfordshire, UK
DAISY ON OUR DESKTOPS?
A REVIEW OF LpPLAYER 2.4
B.T. Kimbrough
Vice-President, Enabling Technologies, Jensen Beach, Florida
LATE BREAKING NEWS:
MICROSOFT PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR DAISY CONSORTIUM