Bibliothèque Canadienne Accessible II


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A workbook designed to help Canadian library staff evaluate how they are currently serving their clients with disabilities, and identify areas for improvement. Library staff are encouraged to work towards making their buildings, collections and services accessible for all Canadians.




Canadiana


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Library and Information Services for Handicapped Individuals


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Previous edition, 1983. Thoroughly revised and updated with a new format to expand its use in in-service training for librarians and teachers. The major handicapped groups are identified, with a new focus on temporary handicaps caused by contagious diseases, including AIDS. Acidic paper. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR




B C L A Reporter


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Canadian Library Journal


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Serving the Disabled


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Practical guide to assisting persons with special needs both as patrons and employees of the library.




Serving Print Disabled Library Patrons


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To a large extent, library schools have provided little training for librarians who serve visually or physically impaired patrons. Left to their own devices, librarians have developed a myriad of programs, often through a combination of professional savvy and creative instinct. While librarians have made an admirable effort to develop programs for print disabled patrons, many are unaware of or unable to access information on programs and services in place elsewhere. This work, written by experts in the field, provides a detailed course in serving the print impaired patron. The areas covered include education and training, accessing the library, services to students, the impact of technology, production practices, and awareness issues for librarians.