残疾人图书馆（Handicapped Library）.doc

残疾人图书馆（Handicapped Library） In the Japanese library, daily service services for Braille and recorded books (in cassette format or CD form) are carried out for visually impaired persons. For a long time, library staff and volunteers work closely together to read and do the work and convert common reading materials into special ones. This has improved the reading environment of the visually impaired to a considerable extent and enriched the reading style of the visually impaired. However, translation and complete the text, is the main literary works, and the manufacture need quite a long time, the special needs of the readers reflect said not to hear the new book, can not find myself in need of professional and practical book book. Recently, the proposal to use electronic resources to solve this problem has attracted attention from all sides. Today, computers have been popular in the disabled, poor eyesight or broken through computer operation, text amplification, or the use of voice conversion software, the text into voice processing text reading. So that everyone can use the library, in twenty-first Century the knowledge (information) and electronic (Electronic) dominated the IE era, in order to achieve the goal of advanced technology, has become the consensus of the industry. In developed countries, as a special population (visual disabilities, dyslexia, difficult to use the library service etc.) is a universal library service, in this regard, Europe and other countries is walking in front, has a long tradition, and in continuous innovation. The focus of the special population is the disabled. Before the 70s of last century, foreign libraries have begun to provide special services for all types of disabled persons. For example, for visual impairments, large recording and reproducing equipment and large tapes were used to make and play audio books. In the first half of the 70s, with the advent of cassette tape recorders and cassettes, the mode of service changed rap