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Getting Started
Training
| As a new volunteer, you first learn the computer-based
process of digital audio recording, both through observation
and through hands-on training. Most trainees master this process
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We strongly suggest that you complete your training
within as short a time as possible to maintain momentum while
you are learning. No prior recording background is necessary.
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Becoming a Reader
Once you have learned how to operate the recording
equipment, you will then be given the opportunity to develop
the skills necessary to read for people with print disabilities.
Not all volunteers choose to become readers. As a volunteer,
you select the schedule that works best for you. All of
our recording sessions are two hours in length, and we hope
that you can give us two hours per week (but we can be flexible).
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Incorporated. All Rights Reserved.
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