E-Text Production Processes
Table of Contents
- E-Text Production Processes
- Overview of Spiel
- Educate Yourself
- Educate Yourself Some More
- Educate Your Campus
- Create a Network
- Laws Affecting E-Text
- Focus on Students
- Tips for Talking
- Who Is Responsible?
- Institutional Responsibilities
- Disability Services Responsibilities
- Determining Accommodations
- Handling Files
- Student End-User Responsibilities
- End-User Responsibilities 1
- End-User Responsibilities 2
- Copyright & Students
- Disclaimer Patterened on Chafee
- Policy
- Legal Need for Policy
- Getting Started
- Determining Policy
- Developing Policy
- Developing Policy
- Establishing Policies
- Getting and Staying Organized
- Plan Ahead
- Workflow & Process
- understanding one size does not fit all
- Database or Spreadsheet
- Traige
- Production Facilities
- Basic Workstation
- Advanced Workstation
- Basic Software
- Production Software
- Monitors
- Scanners
- Server Support
- De-Spining Books
- Burners and Drives
- Print and Label
- Storage (bigger is better)
- Work Space
- Budgeting
- Staff and Train
- Production Staff
- Why and for Whom?
- Recruiting Staff
- Simple Job Description
- Learning the Hardware
- Learning the Software
- Learning the Terminology
- DAISY Talking Books
- DAISY = Digital Accessible Information SYstem
- The "parts" of a DTB
- You Are The Leader
- Basic Step by Step
- Doing the Work!
- Distributing E-Text
- End-User Training
- Quality Control
- Common Problems
- More Common Problems
- Outsourcing?
- Contact Presenter
Text and Images from Slide
DAISY
Digital Accessible Information SYstem
NCC Document
(Navigation Control Center)
Text Side
(XHTML)
Audio Side
(MP3)
Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language
Both Sides Synchronized
SMIL
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