An overview of Digital Audio Books for Libraries

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Auteurs principaux: Peters, Tom, Bell, Lori, Sussman, Diana Brawley, Ruda, Sharon
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author Peters, Tom
Bell, Lori
Sussman, Diana Brawley
Ruda, Sharon
author_facet Peters, Tom
Bell, Lori
Sussman, Diana Brawley
Ruda, Sharon
Peters, Tom
Bell, Lori
Sussman, Diana Brawley
Ruda, Sharon
collection Education Resources Information Center
contents An overview of Digital Audio Books for Libraries Peters, Tom Bell, Lori Sussman, Diana Brawley Ruda, Sharon Childrens Literature Electronic Libraries Audio Equipment The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, part of the Library of Congress, historically has been the major supplier of recreational talking books for U.S. citizens with print impairments. It has announced that its digital talking book program will begin in late 2008. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind launched its service last year. This article is a review of the current state of the quickly emerging digital audiobook market for libraries.
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spellingShingle An overview of Digital Audio Books for Libraries
Peters, Tom
Bell, Lori
Sussman, Diana Brawley
Ruda, Sharon
Childrens Literature
Electronic Libraries
Audio Equipment
An overview of Digital Audio Books for Libraries Peters, Tom Bell, Lori Sussman, Diana Brawley Ruda, Sharon Childrens Literature Electronic Libraries Audio Equipment The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, part of the Library of Congress, historically has been the major supplier of recreational talking books for U.S. citizens with print impairments. It has announced that its digital talking book program will begin in late 2008. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind launched its service last year. This article is a review of the current state of the quickly emerging digital audiobook market for libraries.
title An overview of Digital Audio Books for Libraries
topic Childrens Literature
Electronic Libraries
Audio Equipment
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ693989