The South Carolina State Library Talking Book Services (TBS) is proud to share resources related to Juneteenth! June 19th is recognized as the day that the practices of the transatlantic slave trade in the United States became illegal in 1865. The bel
Talking Book Services (TBS) patrons have a summer reading program that is created just for them. This program is divided into four categories, based on age, to encourage everyone to participate. The categories are: Emergent – 0 to 5, Child – 6-11, Youth – 12-17, Adult – 18 and up.
In part 3 of a three-part series, Dr. Curtis Rogers discusses assistive technology with Nancy Irwin. Nancy is from Columbia South Carolina and works for the state’s School for the Deaf and the Blind in their Division of Outreach Services as the Access Technology Specialist.
In part 2 of a three-part series, Dr. Curtis Rogers discusses assistive technology with Dr. Carol Page. Dr. Page is the Program Director of the South Carolina Assistive Technology Program at the USC School of Medicine. She received her Ph.D.
In part 1 of a three-part series, Dr. Curtis Rogers discusses assistive technology with Steve Cook. Steve is an Assistive Technology Consultant with the South Carolina Commission for the Blind.
NLS is pleased to announce final approval from the Librarian of Congress to change its name. This move will help address the use of outdated language in the current name and more clearly communicate the breadth of those served.
The South Carolina State Library’s Talking Book Services has been recognized for its Assistive Technology Petting Zoo by ASGCLA -- the Association of Specialized Government and Cooperative Library Agencies.
Medicare open enrollment for 2019 is underway and runs until December 7, 2018. During the annual enrollment period, you may make changes to various aspects of your coverage:
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