[Blindtlk] Getting Text Books Recorded...

[Mari Hunziker]

Hello,

I would suggest you contact your local Talking Book Program and ask if they
can do it. Also all schools and universities have Disabled Student Center
and you may want to ask it someone there can do it as well. Another great
resource is calling the RFB&D and sign up. Once you are signed up you can
supply them with the Text books' ISBN number and they should be able to
record it for you with that number. Every book has an ISBN number and it is
either inside the front cover or on the back of the book on a sticker. Good
luck!

Mari Hunziker

On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 2:39 AM, James Kelm <jameskelm at earthlink.net> wrote:

> Dear friends,
>
>    Does anyone have any suggestions for resources for having text books
> recorded?  I am about to undertake the challenge of going back to school
> after almost 30 years!  My objective is to acquire a Bachelor Degree.  The
> trouble, is that several of the text books that are required for the chosen
> program that I have selected, is only available in regular published text.
> Are there any organizations/services that will record these books for me,
> if
> I supply the books?  I am thinking of something that would end up like the
> Talking Books that are offered through the national library, or something
> kind of like those.
>
>    Thank you so very much for your help in this matter, and I sincerely
> appreciate all of your assistance!
>
>
> Your Brother in Christ,
> Pastor James Kelm
> Foundational Christian Family Ministry
> www.fcfministry.org
>
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