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electronic resources andwhile at the information literacy instruction.instruction and guidance.


American Library Association ALA
Web Accessibility Initiative W3C
Texas Assistive Technology Project TATP



screen enlargement software
Some easy to implement tips on making a website easy to navigate and use by all can include limiting animations to decrease distractions, use an age appropriate font style and size, incorporate graphics and visual clues to help navigate through the site, and consider keeping theme uniform and consistent.
links listed belowbelow:
American Library Association ala
W3CALA
Web Accessibility Initiative W3C


Libraries are committed to providing information and services to all users. In order to support this commitment webpages and websites need to be evaluated regularly for accessibility. This can be challenging for an overworked librarian given the abundance of existing disabilities. Common disabilities are hearing impairment, lack of mobility, visual and learning disabilities. Other considerations when evaluating websites for accessibility include age apprpriateness and language barriers that should be changed if necessary.
American Library Association
American
American Library Association
Hearing Impaired
text to sound features
Some easy to implement tips on making a website easy to navigate and use by all can include limiting animations to decrease distractions, use an age appropriate font style and size, incorporate graphics and visual clues to help navigate through the site, and consider keeping theme uniform and consistent.
For more information on how to make a website accessible for of your patrons, check out the links listed below

APA
web accessiblility initiativeAmerican Library Association ala
W3C


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Libraries
Libraries are committed visual and cognitivelearning disabilities. Other if necessary.
American Library Association
American Library Association provides information and tips on features that should be considered for the development of fully accessible a website.
Hearing Impaired
text to sound features
include captioning
Mobility Impaired
adjustable table and keyboard tray for patrons in wheelchairs
Visually Impaired
screen enlargement software
large print key labels
contrast of colors between background and foreground
Learning Disabilities
text to sound features
screen enlargement software
Some easy to implement tips on making a website easy to navigate and use by all can include limiting animations to decrease distractions, use an age appropriate font style and size, incorporate graphics and visual clues to help navigate through the site, and consider keeping theme uniform and consistent.
For more information on how to make a website accessible for of your patrons, check out the links listed below

APA
web accessiblility initiative

{stack_of_books.jpg} Accessibility on the Web
Libraries are committed to providing information and services to all users. In order to support this commitment webpages and websites need to be evaluated regularly for accessibility. This can be challenging for an overworked librarian given the abundance of existing disabilities. Common disabilities are hearing impairment, lack of mobility, visual and cognitive disabilities. Other considerations when evaluating websites for accessibility include age apprpriateness and language barriers that should be changed if necessary.
APA
web accessiblility initiative

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APA
web accessiblility initiative

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APA
web accessiblility initiative