Tibi improves accessibility and publishing with Webarch and Vision

Art. no. 216385503 24 Apr 2025

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Tibi uses Textalk's Webarch and Vision to efficiently convert and make literature accessible to people with reading disabilities. This combination allows Tibi to offer a comprehensive range of adapted books and ensure that everyone has access to literature regardless of visual ability.

Webarch for making accessible adapted literature
Tibi, a provider of literature for people with reading disabilities, uses Textalk's Webarch to convert large amounts of content into accessible formats such as Braille and e-books. Webarch allows Tibi to efficiently manage its large library of books and ensure that all texts are published while maintaining structure and quality. This helps Tibi to offer its patrons a wide range of adapted books in different formats.

Vision for visually impaired readers
To further meet the needs of its visually impaired patrons, Tibi uses Textalk's Vision. Vision allows Tibi to create and distribute talking books and other adapted formats that can be used with assistive technology such as screen readers and Daisy players. Thanks to Vision, Tibi can ensure that their literature is accessible to everyone, regardless of visual ability, and promote an inclusive reading experience.

Webarch and Vision in perfect symbiosis
By combining Webarch's conversion technology and Vision's accessibility solutions, Tibi can offer its patrons a complete and customized literature experience. Webarch enables fast and efficient content management, while Vision ensures that every text is accessible to those who need it. This strengthens Tibi's mission to make literature accessible to everyone, regardless of ability.

Tibi - The Library for Accessible Literature is a service from the National Library of Norway, focused on providing adapted literature for people who have difficulty reading visual text due to disability or illness. Tibi offers a wide range of audiobooks, e-books and books in Braille, and is aimed at both general borrowers and students. The service aims to promote social equality by providing access to literature and information for all, regardless of reading ability.