Kent District Library Braille and Talking Book Center
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- Title
- Kent District Library Braille and Talking Book Center
- Rights
- Picture courtesy of KDL welcome video via YouTube (04:23).
- Welcome to the KDL Family YouTube introduction video
- Description
- Free to the public, the Kent District Library Talking Book and Braille Center (KDL, TBBC) serves Kent, Montcalm, and Iona counties surrounding Grand Rapids in Michigan. The KDL Talking Book Library serves the blind and visually impaired communities. Materials are available in multiple formats, including Braille and electronic Braille, audio, DVDs, and descriptive videos. KDL TBBC provides resources to accessibly request materials and use adaptive technologies such as text to electronic Braille converters, manual Braille typewriters, and various accessible computer softwares available to download, among many more services. The KDL TBBC is currently open on weekdays only, from 8am to 5pm.
- Place
- Located north of Grand Rapids, MI in Comstock Park, the Kent District Library and Talking Book and Braille Center is located in the KDL Service and Meeting Center. 814 W River Center Dr. NE, Comstock Park, MI 49321
- Kent District Library Talking Book and Braille Center
