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Schools looking for a digital counterpart to their classroom novels love Follett eBooks, in a 90-day, assigned-user access model because they help bridge the gap between in-person and remote learning as needed. Plus, they offer display modifications that enable students to adjust font size, lighting, or contrast on the screen. These embedded digital tools make it easier for students to annotate, bookmark, highlight and engage in deeper reading. The option of having an eBook to read may also encourage reluctant readers to dive in and read more closely.
Using the 90-day, assigned-user access model requires your school to have Follett Destiny Library Manager or Follett Destiny Discover District Manager. Your eBooks will be available through a web browser or app.
An eBook is a digital version of your textbook. It gives you instant access on the device of your choice and brings learning to life with interactive features like highlighting, bookmarking and keyword search. Cengage eBooks for students start at $45.99.
Access Technology for Blind and Low Vision Accessibility emphasizes opportunities for independence, leadership, and timely access to information for people who are blind or visually impaired. This follow up to the 2008 edition gives an overview of currently available technologies and tools, and presents a new process for technology evaluation that ensures every student is supported to build the toolbox he or she needs to break down barriers to access.
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This electronic publication of Access Technology for Blind and Low Vision Accessibility emphasizes opportunities for independence, leadership, and timely access to information for people who are blind or visually impaired. This follow up to the 2008 edition gives an overview of currently available technologies and tools, and presents a new process for technology evaluation that ensures every student is supported to build the toolbox he or she needs to break down barriers to access.
Rather than using pre-determined checklists to evaluate technology skills, authors Yue-Ting Siu and Ike Presley present an inquiry-based approach for identifying needs related to individual instruction, advocacy for accessible formats, and how to achieve equity in information-rich environments,
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Use the easy copy-link feature to post one-click access for students in programs such as Google Classroom, Seesaw, and more. School librarians can request free MaRC records for 1-click access from your library catalog.
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If one or more of your courses have enabled ePub exports, you can view your course offline as an ePub file. You can download the ePub file and upload it into any eReader software for viewing, such as iBooks or Azardi.
ePub content is for offline viewing only; you cannot interact with course content directly, such as completing an assignment or viewing any submissions. In an ePub file, you can view assignment details, availability dates, and point values. Discussions include the discussion topic. All discussion replies (graded or ungraded) are considered submissions and must be viewed online. Additionally, you can view any embedded media files in the ePub. Any files that aren't supported in the ePub format, such as file attachments or PDFs, can be downloaded to be viewed in the file's native environment.
Depending on the course setup, the ePub may be organized by modules or content type (assignments, discussions, quizzes, etc.). When viewing by module, only items you have access to view in each module will be included in the ePub file. Locked modules list either their prerequisites or the unlock date, as well as the items that are contained within that module (though not the actual content of those items themselves).
If the course includes files that aren't supported in the ePub, click the Download Associated Files link [2]. Associated files download in a ZIP file and contain all unsupported files, such as media files and Microsoft Office documents.
The DAISY Consortium tests reading systems for accessibility. In these tests, VitalSource Bookshelf currently receives high accessibility scores among reading systems. DAISY is a global consortium of organizations committed to people having equal access to information and knowledge, regardless of disability.
The DAISY Consortium tests reading systems for accessibility. In these tests, the RedShelf eReader currently receives high accessibility scores among reading systems. DAISY is a global consortium of organizations committed to people having equal access to information and knowledge, regardless of disability.
RedShelf has a dedicated onsite team offering one-on-one support to students and faculty. You can email the RedShelf accessibility team to request an alternate version of a publication or to schedule a time to meet with their team. RedShelf also offers materials to help users make best use of their products and get accessibility support through RedShelf Solve.
Pearson and Allyant, the leading provider of accessible textbook formats in North America, have partnered to significantly reduce the turnaround time and cost of providing top-selling Pearson titles in braille and reflowed large print. Allyant can deliver top-selling braille or reflowed large-print textbooks within 10 business days at a substantial cost reduction to institutions. Procuring accessible textbooks through this more efficient process allows educators to focus on helping students succeed in their studies.
The Weather Studies Student Package bundles the Weather Studies textbook and lab manual, which includes access to the RealTime Weather Portal, at a discounted price. The rental period is for 6 months from the date of purchase. The textbook and manual are available in two digital formats.
The Softcover is print on demand and will take 2-6 business days to process and print before it ships. It is not a rental. The included Online ePub is a rental and can be read immediately.
The Associate Director of the American Meteorological Society Education Program, where she has worked for 15 years, Beth is the principal writer of grant proposals, reports, and related journal articles, serves as technical editor for major course publications, and organizes workshops for teachers and minority-serving institution faculty. She holds B.S. and M.S. in Meteorology degrees from Penn State University and is passionate about increasing the scientific literacy of kids through the excitement of the geosciences.
Interactive eBooks are ideal for students in online and traditional courses who prefer a more contemporary, multimedia-integrated presentation for learning. It provides students with integrated links to engaging video and audio as well as access to complete academic and professional articles, all from the same pages found in the printed text. Students will also have immediate access to study tools such as highlighting, bookmarking, note-taking, and more!
Most Sage and CQ Press textbooks are available in eBook format for individual purchase from a range of retailers, giving you the choice and flexibility to access our books through your preferred vendor.
We partner with a number of online delivery platforms, enabling instructors to review e-copies of our textbooks for free. Contact your sales representative for more information or to request eReview copies for your course(s).
We understand the diverse needs of students, especially the financial pressures of studying, which is why we offer a solution for those seeking temporary access to their required books, in addition to an outright purchase option.
The University of Pittsburgh has an extensive collection of ebooks made available through our databases. These collections cover a variety of disciplines including business, economics, technology, engineering, humanities, arts, and science. This guide has been created to assist students in searching for, accessing, and downloading digital content through the library's homepage.
Have you ever found content in your course that was difficult to read, or you wish came in a different format? Now, if your school uses Anthology Ally, you can download alternative formats of instructor content directly from your course.
Many classrooms today, both physical and digital, are integrated. Students with diverse needs are expected to complete exactly the same work in exactly the same manner. Alternative formats provide greater opportunities for everyone to access the information they need in the way they need or want it. With alternative formats, all students can meet the same learning objectives using resources that are built to target the needs of the individual student. For example, Anthology Ally creates audio and electronic braille alternatives for students with visual impairments.
In a nutshell, Immersive Reader is an online alternative format that enhances the reading experience, increasing the readability of the content. Thanks to our partnership with Microsoft, Ally for LMS' Alternative Formats is now strengthened by this tool that allows learners to:
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