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Digital Talking Books, Progress to Date

May 2002

Guide

Digital Talking Books, Progress to Date is a revision of Digital Talking Books, Planning for the Future, a seminal publication for evolving the NLS/BPH audio book program from analog to digital technology was published in July 1998. You can:

• link to a guide page for the 1998 publication
• link to the 2002 revision as a single HTML document
• link to the 2002 revision as a single contracted braille document

Use the links below and on each subsequent document to move through the 2002, HTML revision, section-by-section. Send an e-mail to nlsref@loc.gov or telephone the NLS Reference Section, if you want us to mail a print copy.

Links

• Prologue by Frank Kurt Cylke
• Twenty Steps to Next-Generation NLS Technology by John Cookson
• Work Accomplished to Date by Michael M. Moodie
• Nine Tasks to Implement the Use of Digital Talking Books by Wells B. Kormann
• Digital Braille: Web-Braille Puts Braille Books on the Internet by Judith M. Dixon
• Bibliography by Linda Redmond

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Posted on 2006-05-30