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Dissemination, Outreach, and Training on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
Published in Klaus D. Sattler, st Century Nanoscience – A Handbook, 2020
Joaquin Tutor-Sánchez, David Quesada, Javier Gamo-Aranda, Noboru Takeuchi, Angela Camacho, Jordi Diaz, Fernanda Pilaquinga, Eliza Jara, Rainer Christoph, Diana Padilla Rueda
Since many speakers of the indigenous languages are not readers of the language, two different audio versions of the books in indigenous languages were prepared for them: an audiobook and an interactive electronic book, which integrates both written and oral. Currently the versions of Nanotechnology in Mixteco, Náhuatl, Mixe, Zapoteco, Mazatec, Hñahñu, Yokotán, Mayan Tseltal, and Quechua are finished. All of the audiobooks have been uploaded to either Youtube or iVoox. From the audiobooks, radio capsules and full half-hour radio programs have been made. These programs have been given to indigenous communities’ radio stations.
Investigating Antecedents of Adoption Intention for Audiobook Applications
Published in Journal of Computer Information Systems, 2022
Neha Srivastava, Abhishek Mishra, Yogesh K. Dwivedi
Communication technology has made consumers more engaged with their smart devices and applications,1,2 thereby enhancing controllability, responsiveness, timeliness, and alternatives for various activities.1 Mobile application (app/apps hereafter), with cutting-edge technologies, have brought significant changes to the users’ consumption experiences.3 One of such apps is audiobooks. Audiobooks are interactive platforms of ‘talking books’ where a sound recording reflects the text, with supporting background music.4 Audiobooks are gaining popularity as they integrate traditional bookstores with a smartphone, removing the bookstore location and access constraints.5–7 Globally, the audiobook market size was valued at USD 2.67 billion in 2019 and is expected to grow by 24.4% till 2027.1https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/audiobooks-market.. Currently, many audiobook apps, like Audible, Google Playbook, LibriVox, and Oodles have collections of audiobook titles and offer high-quality sound, customizable narration speeds, wireless speaker access, and downloads.