Bookshare

Then there's my favorite feature, which is the library.

So I download Bookshare books onto my Mantis and then I can read the Bookshare BRF file books on my Mantis.

So that's the one I use most often.

Then there's the file manager, which is the typical file explorer on the computer where you find your list of documents.

So that's where you go to, you know, change your parameters and different settings.

Then there's online services.

So that's where you go to download Bookshare books or Sela books.

Then there's the user guide, which is a user manual.

and you get unlimited usage.

And I'm very fortunate to have Bookshare, and I absolutely love putting my Bookshare books in there and getting to read them that way, because it provides a much cheaper and a much nicer experience when it comes to reading audiobooks, rather than having to spend rather large amounts of money on something like Audible or on the other audiobook services for the blind that we don't necessarily have over here, this provides a very nice and affordable alternative.

That's what I like about these sorts of services like the Eleven Labs Reader is that, you know, I like using screen readers.

I say I like, I have to use screen readers for technology and productivity and all that.

I work with Benetech.

We're the nonprofit behind Bookshare.

Many of you are already familiar with Bookshare, but I'll do just a quick brief one if you're not.

We are the world's largest collection of accessible books with over 1.5 million titles in accessible formats, audio, braille, customizable text.

Also, we made the Forbes Top 100 Accessibility Company list.

And so that was really cool.

First time last year.

For those who don't know also, Bookshare is a fully funded resource for students with print disabilities, students of all ages in the U.S.