kern transcription

kern transcription is an accessibility service that transcribes documents, books and teaching materials for people with visual impairments. It has worked in this field since 2013, producing braille, audio and accessible digital formats.

What kern transcription offers

• Braille and tactile prints: documents embossed in braille on thick paper or plastic, and thermoformed tactile prints.
• Accessible digital documents: adapting PDF, DOCX and InDesign files so screen readers can read them, with suggested fixes.
• Accessible books and magazines: EPUB, DAISY, braille and large-print versions of books and magazines.
• Training and advice: webinars on accessible documents, covering maths, tables, diagrams and tools, plus support for RGAA audits.
• Art and exhibitions: 3D adaptations of artworks and paintings, and advice on accessible exhibitions.

Customers and markets

Individuals, schools and institutions, plus teachers, parents and professionals who support pupils with visual impairments.

Key facts

• Experience: since 2013
• Standards: RGAA and WCAG expertise
• Training partner: FISAF