Kentucky Assistive Technology Services (KATS) Network Assistive Technology Resource Guide

The NIMAC is a federally-funded, national file repository that makes NIMAS (National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard) files available to states for the production of accessible formats for students with print disabilities. Created by IDEA 2004, NIMAS and the NIMAC help ensure that accessible K-12 instructional materials can be produced and distributed to students as quickly as possible, by providing a national standard source file format (NIMAS), and a central digital file repository (NIMAC).

Learning Ally is a non-profit organization that has been professionally recording textbooks and other academic texts for struggling readers since 1948.  The library focusing on learning materials,  from kindergarten to college levels, as well as other requested titles, such as the Driver’s License Study Guide.

The Kentucky Talking Book Library (KTBL) provides free library service to people who cannot read traditional print because they have a visual, physical, or reading disability.