| 英文摘要 |
"This study was mainly to understand the visual impairment students audiobook use status, to the mainland region vision. Students with disabilities were randomly selected from 25 schools for students with visually impaired, and a total of 622 students were assisted in filling in, of whom 397 were boys and 225 were girls. The findings are as follows:Status of audiobooks used by students with visually impaired 1. The most commonly used reading equipment for students with visually impaired is mainly cell phones, 61% of the most commonly used reading methods are listening reading, nearly 90% of students with visually impaired listen to audiobooks after meals and before sleep, and nearly 70% of the time they listen to audiobooks In 30 minutes to more than an hour; the frequency of listening to audio books, most of which are irregular or daily listening, reading mood or time. 2. Students with visually impaired commonly listen to books channels were mobile phone listening apps and audiobook sites; the most common audio soft or website pieces such as audio books were Himalayan FM and WeChat reading; the reasons for choosing the software or website were: comprehensive content, full resources; Free; A complete barrier-free design and satisfaction with the barrier-free design of a software or website. 3. Sixty-three percent of students with visually impaired think that audiobooks provided by software or websites have good sound quality; 67 percent of students with visually impaired occasionally can't find the audiobook resources they want; and 90 percent of the books recommended by software or websites meet the interests of students with visually impaired.4. The favorite audio software of students with visually impaired such as audio books was: audio novels, famous literature, crosstalk review books and history classes; 5. Students with visually impaired believe that audio software such as audio books needs to be improved: enrich the type and content of audio, reduce advertising promotion, optimize the interface, improve the user experience.6. Dissatisfaction with audiobooks was: demand to pay, want to listen to the content can not be found, barrier-free function is not perfect. Second, students with visually impaired for audiobook advice 1. Students with visually impaired are limited by vision, want to obtain information can only rely on touch and hearing, tactile information depends on the production of Braille books, andthe speed of touch reading is not trained to appear slow. In addition, is audiobooks, currently developed technology, almost all text can be converted into audiobooks, but the world does not eat lunch, users pay is a matter of course, which has become another burden for person with visual impairment, if the government can legislate to ensure that person with visual impairment can download audiobooks free of charge, or provide some kind of concessions, it will be a special social welfare, help the promotion of visual impairment education in the country. 2. In addition to providing Braille books for people with visual impairments in China, if there are departments dedicated to the production of audiobooks required by person with visual impairments, free or preferential to person with visual impairments, it will be a practical show of ""special education"". suggestion 1. Students with visually impaired are limited by vision and want access to information only by touch and hearing, and if the Government can legislate to ensure that person with visual impairments can download audiobooks free of charge or offer some kind of discount, this will be a special social benefit that will contribute to the promotion of visual impairment education in the country. 2. In addition to providing Braille books for people with visual impairments in China, if there are departments dedicated to the production of audiobooks required by person with visual impairments, free or preferential to person with visual impairments, it will be a practical show of ""special education""." |