[Missouri-l] Fwd: The Bookshare Bulletin
Chip Hailey
chiphailey at cableone.net
Thu Jun 25 10:50:08 CDT 2009
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>Subject: The Bookshare Bulletin
>Date: Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:45:09 +0000
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>The Bookshare Bulletin: News and events for the Bookshare Commu
>
>Issue 3 :: Summer 2009
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>In This Issue
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>
>Educators’ Corner
> * K-12 Stimulus Survey Generates New Ideas
> * Authorized User of the NIMAC
> * Is Your School Leading the Way to Accessible Books?
> * Educational Conferences
>
>Family Time
> * Transitioning from High School to College
> * Make Summer Months Fun and Interesting!
> * Summer Book Picks for All Ages
> * Parent Conferences
>
>Bookshare Highlights
> * National Press Club Event
> * New Member Stories
> * Tell Us Your Story - Contest Winners
> * International Update
> * Volunteer Circle
> * Book Quality
> * Latest Stats
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>Educator’s Corner
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>K-12 ARRA Survey Generates New Ideas – (American
>Recovery and Reinvestment ACT)
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>
>
>By Betsy Burgess
>
>School districts have many ideas for stimulus
>funds, but here’s one that’s well worth
>considering – services from Bookshare. Bookshare
>is free for U.S. schools and students, that’s
>true; however, there are many other worthwhile
>services Bookshare could provide that we just
>can’t deliver for free, but that would qualify
>for IDEA Part B stimulus funds. (Individual with Disabilities Education Act)
>
>To find out what school districts want from
>Bookshare, and to help us decide about new
>offerings that would support long-lasting
>improvements in special education, we conducted
>a survey in May and June. Special Education
>Directors, Superintendents and Assistant
>Superintendents of Schools participated.
>
>The survey asked about use of funds, plans to
>obligate funds, and topics for professional
>development in special education, among other
>new offerings appropriate to Bookshare.
>
>Bookshare’s role in special education is unique.
>It offers a broad nonprofit perspective and
>works with many vendors to ensure users have
>tools and training to take advantage of the
>Bookshare library. From this perspective,
>Bookshare will be offering a mixture of
>assistive technology products, professional
>development and other requested services. Profit
>is not the motive; rather our goal is to provide
>better training for teachers and better access
>to assistive technology which leads to improved
>outcomes for students with print disabilities.
>
>Watch the Bookshare website in July for more
>details on new offerings from Bookshare in
>conjunction with other partners that support the
>goals of stimulus funds. In the meantime, would
>you like the results of the survey?
>
>Visit
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/5aa1673d52>Contact
>Us and select ARRA (stimulus) Program from the
>menu list in the field labeled: “My question is about.”
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>Bookshare Named Authorized NIMAC User in U.S. States and Territories
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>By Valerie Chernek
>
>To expedite the process of providing accessible
>versions of textbooks to students with print
>disabilities, your state can name Bookshare as
>an Authorized User or AU of the NIMAC. Here is
>the current list of states that have named
>Bookshare as an Authorized User: CA, CO, KS, MA,
>MD, MO, MT, NH, NY, OR, TN, VT, and Guam. Is your state on the list?
>
>What is the NIMAC? NIMAC stands for National
>Instructional Materials Accessibility Center. It
>is a federally-funded, central repository
>created by the U.S. Office of Special Education
>Programs (OSEP) to hold U.S. K-12 digital
>textbook source files. U.S. textbook publishers
>are required to submit files to the NIMAC when
>the request is made in writing at the point of
>print book purchase. The files can then be used
>to create a variety of specialized formats for
>students with print disabilities.
>
>This process helps to make certain that all K-12
>students with print disabilities receive timely
>access to required educational textbooks
>according to the IDEA 2004 Law. (Individual with Disabilities Education Act)
>
>As an AU of the NIMAC, Bookshare supplements the
>work of other state AU’s and can provide timely
>access to digital accessible textbooks for
>students with qualified print disabilities and
>IEPs (Individual Education Plan). A teacher or
>sponsor can request and receive converted
>student-ready textbooks in accessible file
>formats from Bookshare in less than two weeks.
>
>In states that have not named Bookshare as a
>state AU, teachers request textbooks through one
>of their state AU’s, who may still assign the
>book to Bookshare for conversion. This
>turnaround process will take longer, from one to
>two months depending on the complexity of the book.
>
>“When we find a required digitized book in the
>NIMAC, we make a special notation to request it
>from Bookshare. Within a week, the books come
>back in a more reader-friendly format. This is
>one of the real benefits of working with
>Bookshare,” said Valerie Whitney, Special School
>District (SSD) Area Coordinator for St. Louis
>County, MO and the Missouri Assistive Technology Project.
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>Is Your School Leading the Way in Providing Books in Accessible Formats?
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>
>
>The George Lucas Foundation, founded by the
>legendary filmmaker and publisher of Edutopia
>magazine, is interested in creating a video
>about U.S. schools that are leading the way in
>providing books in accessible formats and using
>assistive technologies. We are collecting the names of leading K-12 schools.
>
>Tell us what your school is doing with
>accessible books and you could be part of this
>historic video. Visit our website and complete
>our
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/764d9524ad>Contact
>Us form to let us know who you are and give a
>brief description in the comments box about your
>K-12 school’s initiative to access digital books
>using Bookshare. We will contact you in the fall
>to discuss the plans for this media outreach.
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>Educational Conferences - Visit Bookshare Staff
>
>
> * National Federation of the Blind (NFB), July 3-8 Detroit MI
> * American Council of the Blind (ACB), July 4-11 Orlando FL
> * LA Assistive Technology (LATI), July 15-17 Baton Rouge LA
> * 2009 AHEAD, July 20-25 Louisville, KY
> * PA Transition Conference, July 23 Penn State PA
> * Kansas AT Conference, July 30-31 Kansas
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>Family Time
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>Transitioning from High School to College
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>
>
>By Cherie Miller
>
>If you are a Member of Bookshare through an
>organization, (such as your high school, a local
>library or the Department of Rehabilitation),
>then the summer months are the best time to sign
>up for an individual membership. That way you
>can take Bookshare to your next school with you,
>and access your digital books anytime. Thanks to
>the OSEP (U.S. Office of Special Education
>Programs) award, an individual membership is
>free to college students. Just like an unlimited
>library card, you can select and download books
>independently using your individual password on the Bookshare website.
>
>Students under 18 will still need a parent or
>guardian’s signature, but it’s easy to sign up.
>Ask your high school or organization to help you
>with the paperwork or check it out on your own
>at the Bookshare website:
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/c98b54a3da>www.bookshare.org/about/membershipFAQ
>
>
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>Next Steps – Higher Education Textbooks and Reading Materials
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>
>
>It’s important now to check in with the
>Disability Student Services office at your new
>college during orientation or before school
>starts to be sure that your reading
>accommodations are in place at the beginning of
>your classes. Students often choose to have both
>a college Bookshare membership, as well as an
>individual membership so they can access digital
>books anytime and anywhere for their studies and
>for their reading pleasure. Ask about Bookshare
>membership and how it might benefit other
>university students with print disabilities.
>
>
>Taking a Break from School? –6 Weeks to Re-register Your Membership
>
>
>
>If you are taking a break from school, please
>note that you have 6 weeks to re-register as a non-student Member.
>
>Contact
><mailto:groupaccounts at bookshare.org>Bookshare’s
>membership department to re-register. Qualified
>non-students pay $75 the first year; ($25
>one-time set up fee and $50 membership fee.) $50 is the yearly membership fee.
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>Make Your Child’s Summer Months Fun and Interesting
>
>
>
>By Mario Oliveros
>
>School’s out and kids are gearing up for plenty
>of summer fun. Make sure that your child’s
>summer fun includes reading and enjoying the
>simple pleasures of a good book. During the
>school year, students are often too busy keeping
>up with their class assignments to read merely
>for pleasure. Students tell us about the books
>they love to read like Harry Potter, The
>Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, The Aesop for
>Children and the Twilight series about teen
>vampires. One teacher wrote that her students
>read Maniac McGee by Jerry Spinelli; a story
>about a boy from the east side of town whose
>life experiences touched the hearts of many of
>her students. Perhaps you’ll look for this book
>in the Bookshare library for your teen.
>
>Summer is the perfect opportunity to match your
>child’s interests and hobbies and strengthen
>reading comprehension and fluency skills. The
>Bookshare library offers over 50,000 digital
>books, including newspapers, children’s
>literature, fiction, non-fiction and best
>sellers.
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/35fbd13ab4>Start
>now! Talk with your child and do a summer reading book search.
>
>
>Can’t Find the Book You Want? Request It
>
>
>
>Volunteers, partners, and the Bookshare staff
>work diligently to get the books that our
>Members want to read. If you didn’t find the
>title you searched for,
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/19a045827c/sendInfoOn=Requesting>ask
>for it.
>
>Remember that your child will need an individual
>Bookshare membership to download books at home.
>If your child only has a membership through
>school, please register your child now for an
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/9b00eae17e>individual
>membership for anywhere, anytime reading all year round.
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>Summer Reading Fun - Pique Your Child’s Reading Interests
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>
>Picks by Mario Oliveros
>
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/4c2232a27f/returnPath=L3NlYXJjaD9zZWFyY2g9U2VhcmNoJmtleXdvcmQ9SmFjayBQbGFuayBUZWxscyBUYWxlcyAm>Jack
>Plank Tells Tales, by Natalie Babbitt (Ages 6-9)
>After spending years at sea, Jack comes to town
>to find a new career. Is there any job that is
>right for an ex-pirate who is no good at
>plundering, but loves to tell stories?
>
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/a1ff122947/returnPath=L3NlYXJjaD9zZWFyY2g9U2VhcmNoJmtleXdvcmQ9VGVkZCBBcm5vbGQgJg%3D%3D>Fly
>High, Fly Guy!, by Tedd Arnold (Ages 6-9)
>When Buzz and his family go on vacation, they
>don't want to take Buzz's pet, Fly Guy, with
>them, but he joins them nonetheless. Though
>small, the fly proves his mettle and saves the day with his flying skills.
>
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/288766e580/returnPath=L3NlYXJjaD9zZWFyY2g9U2VhcmNoJmtleXdvcmQ9SmVmZiBLaW5uZXkm>Diary
>of A Wimpy Kid: Greg Heffley’s Journal, by Jeff Kinney (Ages 10-12)
>Greg and his best friend, Rowley, adjust to
>middle school, where they are undersized
>weaklings. When Rowley grows more popular, Greg
>kicks off a chain of events that tests their friendship.
>
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/c3e7780401/returnPath=L3NlYXJjaD9zZWFyY2g9U2VhcmNoJmtleXdvcmQ9c2Vla2VycyY%3D>Seekers:
>The Quest Begins, by Erin Hunter (Ages 10-12)
>Three young bears of different species--one
>black, one polar, and one grizzly--travel on a
>perilous quest to the Northern Lights, escorting
>a shape-shifting grizzly cub whose destiny will affect them all.
>
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/f1aef65842/returnPath=L3NlYXJjaD9zZWFyY2g9U2VhcmNoJmtleXdvcmQ9TUFYSU1VTSBSSURFJg%3D%3D>Max
>(Maximum Ride #5), by James Patterson (Ages: 10-12)
>Maximum Ride and the other members of the Flock
>have barely recovered from their last arctic
>adventure, when they are confronted by the most frightening catastrophe yet.
>
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/dd94502c22/returnPath=L3NlYXJjaD9zZWFyY2g9U2VhcmNoJmtleXdvcmQ9dHdpbGlnaHQm>Twilight,
>by Stephenie Meyer (Ages 12 and up)
>17-year-old Bella meets an exquisitely handsome
>boy at her new high school, and realizes that he is not wholly human.
>
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/e681b131fe/returnPath=L3NlYXJjaD9zZWFyY2g9U2VhcmNoJmtleXdvcmQ9ZXZlcm1vcmUm>Evermore,
>by Alyson Noel (Ages 12 and up)
>Since a horrible accident claimed the lives of
>her family, sixteen-year-old Ever can see auras,
>hear people's thoughts, and know a person's life story by touch.
>
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>Parent and Organization Conferences: Visit Bookshare Staff
>
>
> * Region 1 Parent TA (Technical Assistance)
> Center Conference, June 15-17 Providence, RI
> * Family Connect (NAPVI), July 17-19, Costa Mesa, CA
> * TA Alliance, July 22-24 Milwaukee, WI
> * EKOM at Ross School, September 15 Ross, CA
> * LDA of Kentucky 2009 Summer Conference, June 10 Shepherdsville, KY
> * Region 5 Alliance for TA Parent Conference, June 25-27 Denver, CO
> * National Federation of the Blind National
> Convention, July 3-8 Detroit, MI
> * American Council of the Blind 2009 Convention, July 3-11 Orlando, FL
> * NAPVI's Families Connecting with Families
> 2009 International Conference, July 17-19 Costa Mesa, CA
> * Region 4 Parent TA Center Annual Conference, July 22-24 Milwaukee, CA
>
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>Bookshare Highlights
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>National Press Club Event
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>
>
>By Valerie Chernek
>
>In April, we gathered in Washington D.C. at the
>National Press Club to announce our partnerships
>with U.S. colleges, universities, and publishers.
>
>Read the
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/cfdf686c66>latest
>press releases about our partnerships to grow
>the Bookshare collection with legally scanned books and digital files.
>Jim Fruchterman
>
>
>Jim Fruchterman
>
>In this photo, Benetech CEO Jim Fruchterman is
>standing along the National Press Club hall of
>fame adorned with photos of legendary media
>people, politicians, presidents and celebrities.
>Jim and our distinguished panel spoke to the
>press, the disability community and government
>officials about the benefits of our new partnerships.
>
>Jim set the tone of our event when he told the
>gathering, “Digital media is the future for
>learners and individuals with print
>disabilities. Working directly with book
>publishers and universities, we have an
>extraordinary opportunity to knock down the
>barriers and raise the floor of access to ensure
>that all individuals have access to read print publications at the same time.”
>
>
>Important Points of Jim’s Speech
>
>
>
> * Bookshare is growing fast by harnessing
> the power of people, organizations, schools,
> authors, volunteers and businesses to lower the
> barriers for individuals with disabilities to
> access print materials. Our educational goals
> are adding 100,000 books and 100,000 Members by
> 2012. You can help us get there!
> * Eleven U.S. universities and colleges now
> provide legally scanned books to Bookshare
> through our University Partnership Program. We
> also have more than
> <http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/2bc145d4df>two
> dozen publishers contributing digital files to the collection.
>
>Joining Jim on the panel: Jim Marks, President
>Elect of the Association on Higher Education and
>Disability (AHEAD) and Director of Disability
>Services at the University of Montana; Eugene
>Skonicki, a student Member of Bookshare and a
>recent graduate of the Georgetown University Law
>Center where he co-founded the Disability Law
>Society; and Allan R. Adler, V.P. for Legal and
>Governmental Affairs at the Association of American Publishers (AAP).
>[]
>
>
>Panelist, Jim Marks
>
>Jim Marks spoke about the university
>partnership. His message focused on cost savings
>and efficient use of federal dollars and
>resources. Jim validated our Bookshare mantra,
>‘scan once, share many’ and talked about the
>compounding effect of our partners’
>contributions to increase the quantity of books in the library.
>
>“In addition to building a substantial
>collection of accessible books, this program can
>ease the burden and the financial cost for
>university scanning operation. We can serve
>thousands of students while saving our
>institutions time, resources and tens of
>thousands of dollars in scanning costs,” said Marks.
>
>Eugene Skonicki talked about his individual
>membership and how he uses the library for his graduate studies.
>
>Allan Adler’s presentation pointed to concerns
>from the print publishers’ perspective and the
>situation publishers face as digital content expands.
>
>All of our guests were excited about our new
>partnerships with colleges, universities and
>publishers.
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/17194c9bf1/i=58534;_hbguid=3c18711f-fa87-46e1-bb4e-b2cdc565ada0>Read
>a featured story in e-Campus News.
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>New Member Stories
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>
>
>Ashley Seymour
>
>
>Ashley Seymour
>Megan Krapfl
>
>
>Megan Krapfl
>
>Special thanks to Ashley Seymour, a college
>junior at University of Michigan-Flint and Megan
>Krapfl, a 10th grader at Williamsburg
>Junior/Senior High School, in Iowa for sharing their great stories with us.
>
>These student Members worked with us to prepare
>articles for local and national news and
>magazines about their use of Bookshare.
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/0a3784f87a>Read
>their stories.
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>Tell Us Your Bookshare Story – 2009 Member Contest
>
>
>
>By Inga Zukin
>Sofia Gallo
>
>
>Sofia Gallo
>
>Twenty-two Bookshare Members sent us wonderful
>stories about how their lives have transformed
>since they began reading books in digital
>formats. We enjoyed hearing from you and reading
>your stories about how Bookshare has made your
>reading experience more memorable.
>
>Selecting our finalists was tough, but we now
>have a grand prize winner through our Member
>voting process. She is Sofia Gallo, who wrote a
>story entitled, “Twilight at 2 a.m.” Sofia
>selected a Victor Reader Stream by HumanWare as
>her grand prize.
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/962b47be62>Check
>out Sofia’s story and all the stories written by our contest finalists.
>
>Thanks again for telling us your story!
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>International Update
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>Bookshare India
>
>
>
>By Vigi Dilip
>
>Bookshare just launched its international
>program in India to support some of the more
>than 10 million people with print disabilities.
>While computers and the Internet are widely
>available, less than 5% of the books are in
>accessible formats. Braille is expensive and
>students with print disabilities often walk
>several kilometers, braving the scorching summer
>heat or monsoons, to reach a school where books
>will be read to them by sighted volunteers. Our
>mission is to help students worldwide have a
>better quality of life by providing them with
>easy access to educational and informative books in accessible formats.
>
>In the absence of disability laws that allow for
>books to be produced in alternative formats for
>individuals with print disabilities in India and
>other countries, Bookshare approaches publishers
>directly to obtain permission to offer their
>books online in the Bookshare library. We are
>pleased that we now have global permissions from
>several publishers in India, including Orient
>BlackSwan, Seasons Publishing, Oxford University
>Press and East West Publications. We have also
>partnered with the DAISY Forum of India to
>obtain content for our website. DAISY stands for
>the Digital Accessible Information System.
>
>In order to extend services to our India
>Members, Bookshare has partnered with three NGOs
>(non-governmental organizations) in different
>parts of India. These include Saksham Charitable
>Trust in the North and the East, Xavier’s
>Resource Center for the visually challenged in
>the West, and Worth Trust in the South.
>
>Bookshare is also working in the UK, Canada, and
>South Africa. We will continue to bring you more
>news about our International focus in the coming months.
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>Volunteer Circle – NEW! Bound for Books e-Newsletter and Blog
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>
>
>By Pavi Mehta
>
>As always, we remain grateful for the support
>and unwavering dedication of the Bookshare
>volunteers. We are excited about the launch of
>our new e-newsletter, Bound for Books.
>
><mailto:volunteer at bookshare.org>Please send us
>an email to receive this newsletter. Bound for
>Books will bring our volunteers the latest
>scanning and proofreading guidelines and policy
>changes, while offering a view into the efforts
>and spirit behind the people who make it all
>come together. The spring issue now features an
>interview with Bookshare volunteer, Monica Willyard.
>
>We’ve also launched the Bound by Books blog.
><http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Bookshare/fc3c3d5704/a8571ae2cb/b16abc55ec>Read
>it now!
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>Book Quality – Reprocessing and Fixing Errors
>
>
>
>By Lindsie Verma
>
>Have you noticed problems with books in
>READ:OutLoud or Victor Reader Soft? In some
>cases, the problem is not with the software, but
>with the book. We have a major initiative
>underway, including reprocessing the entire
>collection, to bring the quality of all books up
>to the highest standard. Reprocessing will fix
>some issues, but we need your help.
>
>In late 2008, we implemented a new feature on
>our website for Bookshare users to provide
>direct feedback about the quality of the books
>they download. When you select a book title and
>go to the book’s information page, you’ll find a
>box in the upper right corner called Quality
>Issues to report a book issue you encountered
>while reading. Please report any errors you
>find. You’ll hear back from us quickly as to
>when the errors will be corrected.
>
>
>Here’s how to report a book issue:
>
>
>
>Select “Report book quality issue” in the right
>hand corner of each book page. A form will
>auto-generate with the basic information about
>the book (title, author, etc.). Fields will also
>appear to enter comments and contact
>information, which is kept anonymous. Please
>note specific examples or pages that you are
>reporting about. This information is helpful for
>us to assess book issues properly.
>
>Within 24 hours, a report is logged on our
>system and you can check the status of your
>issue by going to http://quality.bookshare.org
>or by selecting “See all reported book quality
>issues” on the book’s download page.
>
>Educational books with quality issues are fixed
>within one month. Books of non-educational
>content are fixed within 2 months. Once a book
>quality issue is resolved, we will contact you
>if you have opted to receive notification.
>Thanks for helping us constantly improve the quality of our books.
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>Bookshare Stats
>
>
> * We passed a major milestone this past month: 50,000 books
> * 1592 volunteers worldwide contribute their time and talent each week
> * More than 1000 books are added every month
> thanks to volunteers, authors, publishers,
> universities, colleges and production partners
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