Serving the Visually Impaired User

Gretchen L Wade

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Library Science and Administration Web and Library Services Digital Accessibility for Disabilities

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Providing service to visually impaired persons can provide a special challenge to librarians. This article provides suggestions on making libraries more accessible. Both technological solutions and staff training are addressed.

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2001Adaptive Technology for the Internet: Making Electronic Resources Accessible to All 1996Access to library internet services for patrons with disabilities: Pragmatic considerations for developers 1995Preparing staff to serve patrons with disabilities

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2018Information service provision for the people with visual and physical impairments in public university libraries in Kenya.

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