BARD: Bringing Talking Books into the Digital Age Presented by Kara Riley Customer Development Librarian Florida Bureau of Braille & Talking Books Library.

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BARD: Bringing Talking Books into the Digital Age Presented by Kara Riley Customer Development Librarian Florida Bureau of Braille & Talking Books Library

Objectives Apply for talking books Identify library resources Access BARD & download online Troubleshoot BARD

Bureau of Braille & Talking Books Library Free lending library Funded by tax dollars Serve qualifying patrons Blind Visually impaired Physically disabled Reading disabled

Ways to Qualify Visual Impairment Legally blind Corrected vision less than 20/200 Physical Impairment Cannot comfortably hold a book or turn a page Reading disability

Available Resources Digital players & headphones Talking books & magazines Cartridge Downloadable Braille books & magazines Print Downloadable

FREE SERVICE Free equipment Free reading materials Free postage

What you need to access BARD: BARD account Digital player Computer High-speed internet access Valid address USB storage device

What you need to access BARD Mobile: Apple iPod Touch Apple iPad Apple iPhone

Sign up for BARD Must be an NLS patron Request online Call or Visit Website

Navigating BARD

Search Features: Books

Search Features: Magazines

Search Features: Music

Search Features: Foreign Language

Download

Step 1 Step 2

Download

Unzip or Extract

Choose Location for Extraction

Extraction Finished

Special Features: Wish List

Third Party Players APH Book Port Plus APH Braille Plus Mobile Mngr APH Book Port DT Apex Braille Note/Voice Note HIMS BookSense HIMS BookSense DS HIMS BookSense XT Humanware Victor Reader Stream Humanware Victor Reader Stratus LevelStar Icon Milestone 212 Milestone 312 PLEXTALK PTN 2 PLEXTALK Pocket PTP1

Trouble-Shooting Tips Have a dedicated USB for the player Save the books in the same place Extract the files Put the extracted file on your USB Call or the library!

Kara Riley Customer Development Librarian Phone: Toll Free: