One of my board's literacy consultants has asked if I know the URL for the website for a project - university linked, she believes - which is making available Kurzweil copies of all Ontario textbooks. I think she's thinking of the W. Ross MacDonald school's Resource Services, but she says no. Do you know of such a project? Is there another collection (other than WRM) somewhere of Kurzweil versions of Ontario texts?
Thank you.
Brenda Dillon
Teacher-Librarian
Philip Pocock Catholic Secondary School
Mississauga, ON

Hello Brenda

When it comes to text books. W Ross is the only place that is legal. The are now linked with the universities/colleges.

Hope that helps.

Frank

Frank is correct, its called AERO, Alternate Edcational Resources Ontario and it is the repository for all books used in education - K-postsecondary. Postsecondary is still in development stages but it is able to get you ANY book used in Education in any format you need. It is all through WRMS but new supportive process.
susan