Ron McCallum: How technology allowed me to read

The speaker shares his journey from being a blind child to becoming an academic and advocate, highlighting the role of technology and volunteers in his education and career. He discusses the impact of adaptive technologies like braille, tape recorders, and computers, and the importance of advocacy for accessible resources. He reflects on the barriers faced by blind individuals and the need for cross-border sharing of accessible books. The talk concludes with gratitude for those who supported him and hopes for future advancements.

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