DFA Resource

This mailing list is a part of implementation of the Daisy for All Project. The DAISY For All Project was conceived by the standing committee of the DAISY Consortium on the developing countries. The objective of the project is to encourage production and dissemination of Digital Talking Books in the developing countries and to provide information in accessible format to the persons with blindness in developing countries in their local languages. This would be done through creation of content in the local language and developing playback and talking book authoring tools in local languages. To see details about the DFA project visit the web site: http://www.daisy-for-all.org To see the details about DAISY Consortium and to learn about the DAISY Standards and related technologies visit http://www.daisy.org The objective of this mailing list is to enable communication, sharing of experiences and facilitate collective learning among organizations who are receiving DTB production training under the DFA project. This mailing list has been started by The National Association for the Blind � New Delhi - India. NAB Delhi is one of the resource centers established under the DAISY For All Project. National Association for the Blind is a non- profit organization working mainly in the field of integration of persons with blindness in the mainstream. For more information about us visit nabdelhi.org. Prashant Verma Moderator

Light volume technology discussions

. Hi! In this list you can expect infrequent mailings of (mostly) interesting articles about new technology and related chats. Do not expect regular, daily emails (unless you send them) since this is a minimal effort list. In case you are not familiar with the term, technocrats typically have a background in science, engineering, or other technical fields, and they believe that their expertise gives them a better understanding of how to solve problems and manage society. Not sure if the above is true or not but so it goes. ;-) 👉 This is a CLOSED list by invitation only. You have to be approved before you can post or reply. .

JulianTec Technology Discuss List

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e-cidadania en galego

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hackjam

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GraphDB

GraphDB discussion.

Simon

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ISA Server Pros

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Discussion Of FreeDict Dictionaries For Users And Developers

This list is the central communication channel for the FreeDict project. Users can ask questions, request help, request features and contact the Freedict developers. The development issues are discussed here as well.