reading heritage through sound: accessible digitisation initiatives in the cultural sector
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Shared benefits in digitisation for the cultural and print disability sectors, and collaborative potential. Speaking notes from this presentation will be posted online soon. Presented at the annual conference of the Round Table on Information Access for People with Print Disabilities, 2008.TRANSCRIPT
Moira Clunie [email protected]
Reading heritage through sound: accessible digitisation initiatives in the cultural sector
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"everyone has the right to access to library services and materials to meet their needs for information, education, inspiration and recreation."
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“Digital content that is developed from the beginning in a flexible, standards-based, interoperable way, rather than in a proprietary format or converted from print, is a cornerstone of an inclusive digital society.”
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