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OK Library For Blind Records Digital Book

11.13.08: News story by KSBI in Oklahoma City. To open the video in Windows Media Player, click here.

Transcript of news report:

Monica Price (MP): "In other news tonight. It's a first for the Oklahoma Library for the Blind.

For the first time, the National Library Service has accepted a digital recording from a regional library.

The library put together an audio book recorded in the digital format, a better, higher-quality than traditional analogue recordings.

They put together a children's book and it's called "When Turtle Grew Feathers."

Those involved say it's all about putting out the best product."

Jill Streck,Director of the Digital Recording Studio at the Oklahoma Library for the Blind, "We want to give them the best quality possible because they deserve it. That's why we do this for our patrons so we do the best job we can with the equipment that we have." 

MP: " For more information on the services offered by the Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped we have a phone number on our site just go to ksbitv.com."

End of Transcript.

The phone number to the Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped is 405-521-3514 or
1-800-523-0288.