One solution is to look on the Internet. Many materials, books, magazines, poetry, plays, etc., are available in electronic format for downloading. Below are listed several libraries and other sources located on the Internet for downloading electronic books. Books and Reading from a Blind Perspective Speech Friendly Search Engines - use these engines to looks for books and materials not found at the above locations. The second issue will focus on helping educators include students with disabilities in standards setting and large-scale assessments.
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ERIC, the Educational Resources Information Center, is a national information system designed to provide users with ready access to an extensive body of education-related literature. All of you K-12 people out there, the TTE is currently working with the TEA and may possibly make TEA electronic holdings available in the near future. I recently learned that ALL Texas K-12 materials are available in electronic format for Braille production. Keep your fingers crossed to see if we can get those materials available for all students with disabilities. The Moonlit Road is your gateway into the dark and mysterious corners of the American South.