Another Character in the Talking Book Program Story
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1st image: depicts an 8-bit style female character named Michelle Raines with gear illustration showing: pencil; caffeine; ADA Accessibility Standards guide; pens; yellow legal pad; trusty laptop; cell phone. The image also includes an attributes ranking showing high levels in: creativity, flexibility, analytical thinking skills, empathy, and curiosity.
2nd image: shows Michelle Raines character at an urban bus stop with a character checklist; items checked off are:
- Bachelor’s degree in communications, journalism, radio-television-film/broadcasting, public relations, marketing, or related field.
- Professional writing experience, such as newsletters, press releases, speeches, project proposals, etc.
- Experience in training and development work.
- Computer experience using standard software packages, including Microsoft Office Suite. Experience in statistical and demographical analysis.
- Experience producing public messaging and content for print, radio, TV, or web distribution.
- Public relations experience, including participation in public awareness, promotional, or educational campaigns.
- Experience making presentations to groups, such as workshops and conference exhibits.
- Experience using desktop publishing software applications.
- Experience developing, reviewing, and analyzing the effectiveness of advertising and public awareness campaigns.
- Experience working with people with disabilities.
3rd image: depicts an 8-bit style city scene with a large building that has TSLAC on the signage. The character Michelle Raines can be seen in an office window.