
How Do Students Get Accessible Textbooks?
Clara BennettBorn-accessible textbooks, alternative-format offices, and national libraries — the routes a student with a print disability can use to get the same book as everyone else.
Accessibility coverage from Mon Book Pro.

Born-accessible textbooks, alternative-format offices, and national libraries — the routes a student with a print disability can use to get the same book as everyone else.

Yes — refreshable braille displays work with phones and computers, not e-readers, and here is how the chain from EPUB file to braille cells actually runs.

Captions, transcripts, and text alternatives make spoken content work for deaf and hard-of-hearing readers — here is what exists and what still does not.

Screen magnification, contrast modes, and text scaling — the practical toolkit for low-vision reading across tablets, phones, and e-readers.

WCAG principles, applied to ebooks: the concrete checks an indie author can run on an EPUB file before it ships.

HumanWare's Victor Reader players are the specialized end of accessible reading — here is what they do that a phone or Kindle cannot, and who they are for.