Allie Lovette, SCSL-TBS Read Advisor
As a team, they conduct activities and trainings related to the SCSL-TBS Assistive Technology Petting Zoo..
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A Morning AT the Zoo with SCATP and SCSL-TBS
| Type: | Recorded Webinar |
| Location: | Webinar with Transcript |
| Cost: | Free. (Registration is required.) |
Registration
Participants must register to receive the webinar link.
About the Program
As a network library of the National Library Service for the Blind & Print Disabled, the South Carolina State Library – Talking Book Services division (SCSL-TBS) also sponsors an Assistive Technology Petting Zoo (ATPZ) of equipment and supplies uniquely suited to helping libraries statewide make their existing collections more accessible. The most unique feature of the program is the proprietary device known as the Talking Book Machine.
This webinar will provide the following:
- a demonstration of how to use the Talking Book Machine
- information on how qualified S.C. residents can become patrons and receive library services free of charge
- information on how library staff and patrons can utilize items available from SCATP to make their library experience more enjoyable.
About the Presenters
Amber Sanders, SCSL-TBS Read Advisor Assistant
As a team they conduct activities and trainings related to the SCSL-TBS Assistive Technology Petting Zoo.
Tammy Wallace, SCATP Program Coordinator
Tammy primarily works with K-12 to provide AT demonstrations, assistance with equipment loans, and other resources. She also does trainings on all different types of AT.