E-books for disabled people in France: A digital librarian’s report
Sunday February 18th 2007, 1:39 am
Filed under: accessibility and disabilities,books/magazines,daily life,paris

ebooks for disabled people in franceFrom Teleread:

“…How can you read a paper book if you’re quadriplegic and can’t use your hands? And what if your only way of communicating is through blinking?

People with those and other disabilities, including visual impairments, are of special interest to us here at the Landowski Boulogne-Billancourt (Hauts-de-Seine, France) in the western suburbs of Paris… Since 2001, with our special users in mind, we have…”

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