AIM (All of these are links within the program)
Software Used to Reformat
Steps in the Process
What We Need From Students
Additional Resources
100

The dropdown tab that holds all of the text reproduction links.

What is "Alternative Formats"?

100
The place where we visualize and organize requests.

What is Google Sheets?

100

The thing that prompts the whole process. 

What is a Work Order or Request?

100

The best way to see if a book was legally obtained by a student.

What is a receipt?

200

Where to find each request. 

What is "List Work Orders"?

200

We store all completed textbooks here.

What is the Textbooks Library in the I-Drive?

200

After getting the request, the info goes here.

What is the Text Reproduction Request Log?
200

Unique number that helps us look up a book.

What is the IBSN Number?

300

The link that holds the proof that a student legally obtained the textbook.

What is "List Receipts"?

300

The PDF editor (the right version!)

What is ABBYY Finereader 15?

300

After Grant hunts down the files, we do this. 

Edit and clean up the PDF document. 

300

Sent to the email, these are much shorter than books. 

What are Articles/Canvas Readings?

400

Students sometimes leave additional info or instruction here on their requests. 

What is the Notes section?

400

The text-to-speech program that kind of sounds like a robot.

What is TextAloud?

400

We always save the edited files as this format to be read. 

What is Word document or .docx?

400

Typically the heading of the request.

What is a Book Title?

500

The availability to set within requests when you've sent the files to the student and received a response. 

What is "Altered format picked up by student"?

500

The fastest way to convert chapters or articles into audio.

What is "Read all Articles to File"?

500

All .mp4 files for books are split into these. 

What are Chapters?

500

The newest revision of the book that is required for the class, if not the first. 

What is Version or Edition?

500

The web program that allows students to put in their own texts to get audio versions.

What is NaturalReader?