Indiana Voices
Indiana Voices is a program that focuses on recording and circulating Indiana-related books and magazines that are otherwise unavailable in an audio format. The program is funded thanks to a grant from the Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation.
Indiana Voices materials are recorded digitally and transferred to a digital talking book cartridge that can be read only by specialized playback machines provided at no cost to patrons of the Indiana Talking Books and Braille Library.
Indiana Voices materials are produced in the Ruth Lilly Recording Studio, which currently produces digitally-mastered, high-quality works made standard by the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.
The program relies on the efforts of volunteers who donate their time as narrators, monitors and reviewers to provide quality Talking Books. A complete listing a description of volunteer opportunities is available online.
If you wish to begin receiving works produced by Indiana Voices or for more information on what is available contact your reader advisor. To search the online catalog at https://klas.library.in.gov/ type “Indiana” as the subject in the first search box and select Indiana Digital Voices as the media in the second box.
Contact
For more information about the Indiana Voices Program contact Drake Land, Indiana Voices Program Director, at dland@library.in.gov or (317) 232-3683.
TBBL MA 4-4-2011
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