These tutorials were created by NNELS partners, by users of the system, and by third parties. We welcome feedback, suggestions, and contributions: support@nnels.ca
Tutorials
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Jan 22, 2014Short tutorial showing how to download open access (OA) titles from the nnels.ca website.
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Jan 14, 2014For DAISY Audiobooks Find and select the folder with your unzipped DAISY book. Copy the selected folder (Ctrl+C). Connect your Stream cable to the computer with your DAISY files or put the SD card... -
Jul 19, 2013
A YouTube demonstration by CCVPIC (Computer Center for Visually Impaired People) of the features available on the Victor Reader Stream.
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Jul 16, 2013
Regina Public Library has purchased an electronic print magnifying machine called Merlin for use by patrons in a number of RPL branches. This short video demos the system and discusses its...
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Jul 16, 2013
OS: allTools: Word processor (any), DAISY Pipeline
Using word processor software, such as LibreOffice, OpenOffice or Microsoft Word, follow these steps to prepare a quick DAISY book:
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Jul 15, 2013
Please note that these instructions are provided by another organization, and are specific to their work. If you are part of the NNELS network and would like to suggest improvements, please post...
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Jul 15, 2013
Please note that these instructions were originally provided by another organization, and were specific to their work. If you are part of the NNELS network and would like to suggest improvements,...
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Jul 15, 2013
These instructions were originally provided by another organization, and were specific to their work. If you would like to suggest changes, please post in the forums or contact us.
OS:...
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Jul 15, 2013
OS: Windows, Mac OS X, LinuxTools: Calibre, LibreOffice, DAISY Pipeline GUI
Step 1: Calibre Load the EPUB into Calibre. Have Calibre convert from EPUB into RTF (rich text format). Save it.... -
Jun 27, 2013
NNELS partners should be familiar with the Accessible Library Services for Persons with Disabilities website info from OLA. One of our favorite picks here:
Assistive Technology in the Library...
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