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DAISY book production at the National Organization of the Blind (ONCE)Pérez Arnaez, Rafael 15 June 2011 (has links) (PDF)
DAISY book production at the ONCE, with the digitization and subsequent reformatting of our stacks to the DAISY standard, has pursued two key objectives: to digitize our collection as quickly and efficiently as possible and to lower the production costs of digital talking books in DAISY format. This discussion describes the highlights of that process.
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DAISY as an intuitive and interactive technologyLienert, Hansjörg 25 July 2011 (has links) (PDF)
Making market stands more accessible by using DAISY-technology, vendors can easily catalogue their products each week and use our services to fully automatically generate a DAISY book that contains the product-list that can be downloaded thereafter by interested users as a podcast. Additionally, a market stand can use RFID-technology to make the available products easily identifiable.
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DAISY as an intuitive and interactive technologyLienert, Hansjörg January 2010 (has links)
Making market stands more accessible by using DAISY-technology, vendors can easily catalogue their products each week and use our services to fully automatically generate a DAISY book that contains the product-list that can be downloaded thereafter by interested users as a podcast. Additionally, a market stand can use RFID-technology to make the available products easily identifiable.
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DAISY book production at the National Organization of the Blind (ONCE)Pérez Arnaez, Rafael January 2010 (has links)
DAISY book production at the ONCE, with the digitization and subsequent reformatting of our stacks to the DAISY standard, has pursued two key objectives: to digitize our collection as quickly and efficiently as possible and to lower the production costs of digital talking books in DAISY format. This discussion describes the highlights of that process.
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