VoiceBrief for Librarians
Help library patrons access digital documents through natural-sounding audio and AI-powered features.
Common Challenges
- Accessibility Demands — Libraries must provide accessible formats for patrons with disabilities.
- Digital Transition — Helping patrons navigate digital resources alongside physical collections.
- Patron Education — Teaching patrons about new study tools and technologies.
How VoiceBrief Helps
- Audio Access — Recommend VoiceBrief for patrons who need audio versions of digital resources.
- Study Support — Add VoiceBrief to your library's recommended digital tools.
- Accessibility Solution — Audio conversion addresses a key accessibility need.
Key Features
- Universal PDF Support — Works with any PDF in your digital collection.
- AI Summaries — Helps patrons quickly assess document relevance.
- Natural Audio — Professional-quality audio suitable for extended listening.
Getting Started
- Evaluate VoiceBrief — Try VoiceBrief with your library's digital resources.
- Recommend to patrons — Add VoiceBrief to your recommended study tools.
- Train staff — Show staff how to help patrons convert PDFs to audio.
- Track accessibility impact — Monitor how audio access improves patron engagement.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is there institutional licensing?
- Contact us about library-specific pricing and institutional access.
- Does it work with library databases?
- Any PDF downloaded from library databases can be uploaded to VoiceBrief.
- How does this help with ADA compliance?
- Audio versions of documents help libraries meet accessibility requirements for patrons with visual or reading disabilities.
- Can we integrate with our catalog?
- Currently VoiceBrief is a standalone tool. Patrons download PDFs from your catalog and upload to VoiceBrief.
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