This book provides experienced and detailed research-based guidance for library professionals charged with creating a comprehensive accessibility plan for their organization. This practical guide is designed to help librarians understand the challenging issues often inherent in the different types of accessibility barriers.
This book provides experienced and detailed research-based guidance for library professionals charged with creating a comprehensive accessibility plan for their organization. This practical guide is designed to help librarians understand the challenging issues often inherent in the different types of accessibility barriers.
Rebecca M. Marrall is the Director of Technology & Discovery Services and an Associate Professor at Western Washington University Libraries. Her research interests are inclusive learning spaces; user experience in libraries; and accessibility practices in library spaces. She co-edited the open access text, The Research Process: Strategies for Undergraduate Students.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgements Preface Section One: Accessibility in Libraries Chapter One: Disability Experiences in Libraries: Definitions, Demographics, Theory, and Legislation Chapter Two: Electronic Accessibility Chapter Three: Physical Accessibility Chapter Four: Accessibility for Instruction, Programming, and Outreach Section Two: Building an Accessibility Plan for Your Library Chapter Five: Creating an Accessibility Plan Chapter Six: Where to Start When Developing an Accessibility Plan Chapter Seven: Building Consensus and Support within the Organization through Employee Professional Development Chapter Eight: Crafting Community Partnerships for Enhanced Accessibility Section Three: Case Studies in Accessibility Efforts Chapter Nine: Deploying a Document Conversion Service for Patrons with Disabilities Chapter Ten: Conducting an Electronic Accessibility Audit To Improve Library Web Presences Chapter Eleven: Building Employee Knowledge through Voluntary Product Assessment Template Workshops Chapter Twelve: Creating an Accessibility Response Plan for Employees Chapter Thirteen: Raising Library Employee Awareness of Mental Health Issues Chapter Fourteen: Service Animals in Libraries: Developing a Response Plan Bibliography
Acknowledgements Preface Section One: Accessibility in Libraries Chapter One: Disability Experiences in Libraries: Definitions, Demographics, Theory, and Legislation Chapter Two: Electronic Accessibility Chapter Three: Physical Accessibility Chapter Four: Accessibility for Instruction, Programming, and Outreach Section Two: Building an Accessibility Plan for Your Library Chapter Five: Creating an Accessibility Plan Chapter Six: Where to Start When Developing an Accessibility Plan Chapter Seven: Building Consensus and Support within the Organization through Employee Professional Development Chapter Eight: Crafting Community Partnerships for Enhanced Accessibility Section Three: Case Studies in Accessibility Efforts Chapter Nine: Deploying a Document Conversion Service for Patrons with Disabilities Chapter Ten: Conducting an Electronic Accessibility Audit To Improve Library Web Presences Chapter Eleven: Building Employee Knowledge through Voluntary Product Assessment Template Workshops Chapter Twelve: Creating an Accessibility Response Plan for Employees Chapter Thirteen: Raising Library Employee Awareness of Mental Health Issues Chapter Fourteen: Service Animals in Libraries: Developing a Response Plan Bibliography
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