Textbook publisher Flat World Knowledge and Bookshare, the largest online library for individuals with print disabilities, have teamed up to make more content available to students who cannot turn a page or who cannot see standard print books. Bookshare, a nonprofit launched in 2002, has steadily expanded its catalog thanks to a $32.5 million federal grant and an increasing number of partnerships with publishers and universities. The digital versions of the books allow for computer-generated speech and other features that make the books accessible to those with blindness, low-vision or learning disabilities.

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