Did you know audiobooks started as a form of assistive technology for blind readers? Join us for a quick dive into the history of talking books. Let us know in the comments what assistive tech you want to learn the history behind next! Video Description: A montage of archival and modern photos and video clips play along to match the narration. It includes black-and-white footage from the 1930s and 1950s showcasing braille books, an NLS delivery being prepared, and a librarian holding up talking

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