[NFBF-L] Finding and reading accessible books is the next workshop from the florida outreach center for the blind

[jason.goldfield at yahoo.com]

Accessible Ways to Locate and Read Books

Many people who are blind or visually impaired are familiar with the BARD
service from NLS, which allows you to easily locate and read both Braille
and

recorded books from the National Library Service. But NLS isn't the only
source for obtaining books. The Internet contains many other services for
obtaining

millions of books for instant and accessible reading, some of them costing
little or even nothing to access.

Join the Florida Outreach Center for the Blind during its next workshop
where we will explore sources for obtaining accessible books with guest
presenter

David Goldfield.

Date: Thursday, February 13

Time: 2:00 PM Eastern Time

 

About Our Presenter

David Goldfield has been working in the blindness assistive technology space
for over thirty years. He is currently the director of marketing for Blazie

Technologies and has been an avid reader of books since he was a child.
David continually downloads books from a variety of sources and is eager to
share

his experiences as well as answering your questions. You can visit his
personal Web site at 

www.DavidGoldfield.com <http://www.DavidGoldfield.com> .

 

JOIN US ON ZOOM:

Meeting ID: 835 8160 5488

Passcode: 182630

BY PHONE:

1-312-626-6799      

BY COMPUTER

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83581605488?pwd=UWYvTVZ2Q2RRejhJamVJREF4Rlltdz09
[us02web.zoom.us]

 

FOR INFO on the workshop, FOCB's FREE CLASSES, TRAINING & MORE, contact us:
561-642-0005, 

Info_FOCB at bellsouth.net <mailto:Info_FOCB at bellsouth.net> 

 

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