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If you wish to learn more and be kept in the loop with developments going on in this area, please request to be added to the Publisher Accessibility Newsletter circulation list.  What’s more, this newsletter is published according to accessibility guidelines and will give you an idea of how easy it can be to produce a work in an accessible format!  

To be added to the list please email i.forbes@pls.org.uk

Latest Accessibility Newsletter- Issue 9
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Other News

Book Expansion for the Visually Impaired Feasibility Project
In 2008 publishers and the RNIB established The Book Expansion for the Visually Impaired Feasibility Project, a working group to stimulate the production, promotion and supply of accessible versions of books. Jim Russell, project manager, has produced a report highlighting the objectives of the project. View executive summary

PA Accessibility Guidelines
In 2007 the Publishers Association (PA) advocated that more publishers make works accessible for visual and reading impaired persons. The guidelines that the PA developed have widely helped publishers to maximise the accessibility of their digital content. 

World Blind Union Guidelines
The World Blind Union (WBU) has made available some extremely useful guidelines on how to ensure your Powerpoint presentations are accessible to audiences who have vision or print impairment. 

 

           


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