残疾人图书馆(国外英语资料).docVIP

残疾人图书馆(国外英语资料) Libraries in Japan, to carry out daily to provide visual disabilities braille books and audio books (in the form of cassette tape or CD) services. For a long time, library staff and volunteers worked closely together, reading and making, translating ordinary readings into special readings. This improves the reading environment of the visually impaired and enriches the way they read. However, translation and complete the text, mainly is the literature, and processed need quite a long time, those with special needs readers reflect said to hear new books, cant find you need professional books and practical. Recently, the use of electronic resources to solve the problem has drawn attention. Today, the computer has spread in the disabled, poor eyesight can be operated by computer or deformity, amplify the text, or the use of voice conversion software, will become a voice text, text text processing for reading. Let everyone can use the library, in the 21st century is the knowledge (information) and electronic (electronic) dominated era, IE to advanced technology to achieve the above the goal, has become the consensus of the industry. In developed countries, as a special population (visual disabilities, difficulties with reading and writing disabilities, library, etc.) a generalization is the library service link, in this regard, countries such as Europe and the United States, is a walk in the front, has a long tradition, and constant innovation. Special people are focused on the disabled. Prior to the 1970s, foreign libraries had begun to provide special services for all kinds of disabled people. For example, for visually impaired people, at the time, there was a large recording device and a large magnetic tape, making and playing audiobooks. In the first half of the 1970s, with the advent of cassette recorders and cassette tapes, the service quickly changed and the user community expanded. It took about 10 years to reach the peak, and the huge, cumbersome