Published the Accessibility Metadata Display Guide for Digital Publications 2.1.
Research and development
Conferences
From 19 to 23 June, the Digital Publishing Summit (DPUB Summit) will be back with an online event. This initiative is focused on digital publishing and aimed at professionals in the book and publishing field, it is organized by EDRLab (European Digital Reading Laboratory), a non-profit organization active in the development of software, reading solutions and DRM for the creation of an open, interoperable, and accessible digital publishing ecosystem.
The event is an opportunity for training and discussion on the themes of technological innovation and its impact on the production, distribution and reading of digital content.
A novelty of this 2023 edition is the collaboration with Fondazione LIA, thanks to which ample space has been reserved within the program of the event for the accessibility topic. The numerous seminars with international experts who will delve into this theme are all organized in the framework of Aldus UP, the European Book Fairs network promoting the internationalization of the book sector and the innovation of book fairs format.
The dense agenda of the DPUB Summit 2023 includes crucial topics regarding innovation in the publishing sector and captures the current trends concerning digital publications in Europe, from comics to smart speakers. You can find all the meetings in the complete program of the initiative.
Below you can consult all the events dedicated to the theme of accessibility organized by EDRLab in collaboration with LIA.
With Cristina Mussinelli (Fondazione LIA), Raphael Berger (ARCOM) and Clara Bedhome (ARCOM)
With Gautier Chomel (EDRLab); Chiara De Martin (Fondazione LIA) and Ted van der Vogt (KB.nl)
With Hadrien Gardeur (DeMarque) and Morten Sjøgren (Nota)
With Ken Jones (Circular Software)
With Laura Brady
With Hans Beerens (Dedicon) and Richard Orme (DAISY Consortium)
With Vincent Gros (Hachette Livre)
With Fernando Pinto da Silva (DAISY France), Stephan Knecht (Bones AG); Mattias Karlsson (Dolphin Access LTD) and Mathieu Paquette (Humanware)
With Laurette Uzan (Association Valentin Haüy), Lindsay Tyler (CELA Library) and Ioana Gandrabur (CELA)
With Gautier Chomel (EDRLab) and Gregorio Pellegrino (Fondazione LIA)
This year the event will be held online, and participation will be free. One ticket will give access to every session: registration is open via the Zoom event page.
It is possible to bookmark sessions and to add them to personal calendars. EDRLab members will benefit from a written synthesis of every session, with links to the video recordings for further reviewing.
Accessibility sessions are organized in the framework of Aldus UP, co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union
