Improving Accessibility with Audio Content

Literature is a deeply important part of our collective culture. After all, our stories shape and reflect the world around us — and yet, traditional reading can be exclusionary. Audio content have opened up a world of accessibility for those who don’t benefit from traditional reading.

• People with reading disorders, vision impairments, and economic strain benefit greatly from accessible audio content.
• When used in an academic setting, audio content improves reading scores, helps ESL students improve their fluency, and levels the playing field.
• These days audio content is more accessible than ever, and can be found affordably in several different sources.