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Initial release	Feb 26, 2011
Current version (2.0.4)	Apr 3, 2012

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Learning Ally, formerly Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic, is committed to making reading accessible for all who learn differently. Learning Ally Membership is required to use this app.

Get the Learning Ally Audio app for your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad today! Instantly access Learning Ally’s downloadable DAISY-formatted audiobooks (note: WMA (Windows Media Audio) is not supported). Learning Ally serves people with visual impairments or learning disabilities who experience difficulty in reading print material. Learning Ally members can explore our extensive library of textbooks and literature titles.

To use Learning Ally Audio, membership is required. Visit LearningAlly.org/membership to see if you are eligible for membership.

Learning Ally is a nonprofit organization, and the nation’s leading provider of accessible educational content. Learning Ally works with key textbook publishers to provide audio textbooks for K-12 and college level curricula.

Features:

Direct Downloading
*Download audiobooks from your Learning Ally account’s Bookshelf directly to your device

Page and Chapter Navigation
*Seamlessly navigate through audiobooks by using chapters and page numbers as points of reference

Variable Speed Control
*Adjustable reading speed to your tastes by increasing or decreasing the speed of audio playback

Last Position Playback
*Automatically remembers where you left off in each book

Bookmarking Capabilities
*Create and edit bookmarks to mark important passages

VoiceOver Compatible
*Compatible with Apple’s VoiceOver (Screen Reader) capability for visually
impaired users on VoiceOver-enabled devices (iPhone 3G/3GS/4, iPad, iPod touch 3rd generation or later).

Requirements:

Learning Ally membership to play our content
Note: WMA (Windows Media Audio) is not supported