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Easy Access for Social Inclusion Training (EASIT)

Reading List

ELEMENT 1. Processes 

ELEMENT 2. Linguistic aspects 

  • [book chapter] Bernabé, R., & Orero, P. (2021). Easier audio description: Exploring the potential of Easy-to-Read principles in simplifying AD. In S. Brown, & K. Starr (Eds.). Innovation in audio description research (pp. 55-75). Routledge. [in English]
  • [book chapter] Maaß, C., & Hernández Garrido, S. (2020). Easy
    and Plain Language in audiovisual translation. In S. Hansen-Schirra,
    & C. Maaß (Eds.). Easy Language research: Text and user perspectives (pp. 131-162). Frank & Timme. [in English]
  • [book chapter] Taylor, C., & Perego, E. (2020). New approaches to accessibility and audio description in museum environments. In S. Braun, & K. Starr (Eds.). Innovation in audio description research (pp. 33-55). Routledge. [in English]

ELEMENT 3. Technical aspects 

  • [open-access guidelines chapter] Benecke, B., & Völz, H. (2014). Technical features. In A. Remael, N. Reviers, & G. Vercauteren (Eds.). Pictures painted in words. ADLAB audio description guidelines (pp. 55-58). The ADLAB project. [in English]
  • [book chapter] Bernabé, R., & Orero, P. (2021). Easier audio description: Exploring the potential of Easy-to-Read principles in simplifying AD. In S. Brown, & K. Starr (Eds.). Innovation in audio description research (pp. 55-75). Routledge. [in English]
  • [research article] Walczak, A. (2018). Audio description on smartphones: making cinema accessible for visually impaired audiences. Universal access in the information society, 17(4), 833–840. [in English]

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