This resource is of interest for students who need accessible books that they can carry with them in a digital format for reading on a computer or PDA. While this sounds ideal for blind or visually impaired students, it would really work for any student enrolled in many basic text classes.
Here’s a listing of more than twenty sources for
public domain e-Books.
Most of the listed sites are free, but even those that charge seem reasonably affordable. And, because the books listed are in the public domain, that tells you there aren’t going to be any of the latest best-sellers among them. However, that doesn’t mean a student couldn’t get some required reading material, such as Shakespeare or some other classic work, in an accessible format at one of these sites.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Collection of sources for public domain e-Books
Labels:
Accessible Texts,
Alternative Formats,
Assistive Technology,
AT,
Blindness,
E-Books,
News,
Resources
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