Answered By: Natalya Pashkova Last Updated: Sep 13, 2023 Views: 94
Currently, we don't subscribe to any audiobook collections and only own a limited selection. If you use an eBook and download its chapter(s) as a PDF file, you can enable reading the text out loud. There are applications that support this service: for example, Adobe Acrobat Reader. This video walks you through the steps of activating Text-to-Speech in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
EBSCO is one of our ebook providers that supports accessible experiences for users, regardless of their abilities. You can find more information about it in EBSCO's eBook Accessibility User Guide and FAQs, linked below:
You can also use EBSCO's read aloud service for articles in HTML format. More information about the service is available in the following tutorials:
1. Using the Text-to-Speech Feature on EBSCO platform (Instructions).
2. EBSCO video tutorial (Start the video at 1:10 min.).
ProQuest is another large eBook provider that hosts eBooks in our library. You can find the information on ProQuest eBook Accessibility here.
Please don't hesitate to reach out if you need assistance with access to a particular title. You can contact Fuller's reference librarians at lib-reference@fuller.edu or learn more about services provided to our students by the access service department at access@fuller.edu.
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