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Ebooks are also more accessible than print books. Text-to-speech and the ability to change font size mean ebooks are accessible to people with vision disabilit
by catalogia 7y ago
Ebooks are also more accessible than print books. Text-to-speech and the ability to change font size mean ebooks are accessible to people with vision disabilities, and many people with learning or attention disabilities find text-to-speech helpful as well.
Braille and large print books exist, but only sometimes will you find the book you want in those formats. And those traditional accessible formats aren't nearly as flexible as an ebook. Depending on the individual, a particular level of contrast, certain colors, or font may make a big difference, particularly for people who are legally blind but still have some limited sight. There is little chance of finding a print book with precisely the right formatting for you, but with ebooks the problem evaporates.