[NABS-L] Stats Textbook

[Bridges Help Desk]

Ahbee,

I checked, but I do NOT have an already-brailled Statistics textbook.
However, Bookshare has quite a few (including books that are NOT restricted
to NIMAC users. If you find one that works for your school, the school can
(1) emboss the text and (2) create tactile graphics with the graphics from
Bookshare. Personally, I like downloading books in Word. The images are
embedded in the Word document (sometimes with alt text, sometimes not).
Once I confirm or create the formatting I want in Word, I open the file in
BrailleBlaster, clean up anything needed, save as a BRF file, and emboss
away!

Please feel free to reach out anytime!
Carlton Anne Cook Walker
Director, Maryland Bridges Technical Assistance Center

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