[nabs-l] Suggestions for textbook for a fall Spanish class

[Hope Paulos]

Have you checked to see if the book is able to be read by human narrator? My disabilities service office provided me with a foreign language books read by either my professor or another speaker of whatever language I was studying… Either Spanish or German… this was helpful, because I could then understand the pronunciations better… 

Hope Paulos

> On Apr 22, 2016, at 1:07 PM, Haley Sumner via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> Hope your semesters are finishing strong with as little  stress as possible. I will be a sophomore in the fall at butler university, and in achieving my goal of obtaining a Spanish minor upon graduation, I will be taking my first, Of   many Spanish classes. For those of you who have taken Spanish, I am curious as to how you accessed and read your textbook. My disability office is having trouble converting the book from a PDF file to a plain text document, as the accent marks aren't transferring over. Since I am primarily a brailled reader, I was wondering if you had any suggestions or recommendations on alternative ways to make the book accessible , so I can then save it onto my Braille sense. Digital copies are wonderful, but if they aren't able to transfer all of the symbols, would the kurzweil software be an option for reading via audio? 
> Thanks so much,   
> 
> Haley Sumner 
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