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| - | <note warning> | + | =====How Text-To Speech Software Works===== |
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| An accessible book is an book that is structured so anyone with a print disability can read it. This can include Braille Books, Audiobooks, and ebooks. As a Production Assistant you will be focused on ebooks. | An accessible book is an book that is structured so anyone with a print disability can read it. This can include Braille Books, Audiobooks, and ebooks. As a Production Assistant you will be focused on ebooks. | ||
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| A file that is completely accessible to people with print disability offers the maximum flexibility for all readers. This includes: | A file that is completely accessible to people with print disability offers the maximum flexibility for all readers. This includes: | ||
| - | Text access – Can all the text be read by screen readers via synthetic speech or Braille display? Are there image descriptions for photos and illustrations? | + | * Text access – Can all the text be read by screen readers via synthetic speech or Braille display? Are there image descriptions for photos and illustrations? |
| - | Logical reading order and navigation – Can the content be read in a logical order? Can a reader navigate to different sections of the book? | + | |
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