After a spine surgery, Audio books became the de-facto medium for books for me and I really appreciate the accessibility it provides.
Btw, Audio books for accessibility reasons are not new, 'Talking Books' have been in existence since 1930s through specialized record players, cassettes and mail-order libraries. Here is a nice video about[1] from TechMoan and article[2] at RNIB.
Btw, Audio books for accessibility reasons are not new, 'Talking Books' have been in existence since 1930s through specialized record players, cassettes and mail-order libraries. Here is a nice video about[1] from TechMoan and article[2] at RNIB.
[1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiaMxU01Rrg
[2]https://www.rnib.org.uk/reading-services/celebrating-history...