Resources to Aid Patrons with Disabilities

SWFLN Webinars On-Demand

TitleDatePresenter
Making PDFs Accessible for Patrons with Disabilities (In some areas of this recording audio may be difficult to understand)August 13, 2020Dr. Stephanie Rollins
Enhance Accessibility Bridge the Digital Divide for Patrons with Disabilities!July 30, 2020Dr. Stephanie Rollins
Service Animals in the Library (Closed Captioning Available)January 07, 2020Kodi Miller
Invisible Disabilities and Bias - Mental and Cognitive Disabilities (Closed Captioning Available)August 29, 2019Heather Hobbs Woodard
Invisible Disabilities and Bias - Physicial Disabilities
(Closed Captioning Available)		July 26, 2019Heather Hobbs Woodard
Bridge the Digital Divide for Patrons with Disabilities Ensure Accessibility!
(Closed Captioning Available)		May 10, 2019Stephanie Rollins, Ph.D
How To Assist Patrons With Disabilities Most Effectively
(Closed Captioning Available)		April 30, 2019Heather Woodard
Making Libraries Accessible: Focusing on the User, Outreach, Programs & Workshops (Closed Captioning Available)April 24, 2018Stephanie Rollins, Ph.D.
E for EVERYONE: Ensuring Your e-Resources are Accessible to All, Part 2 (Closed Captioning Available)November 21, 2017Stephanie Rollins, Ph.D.
E for EVERYONE: Ensuring Your e-Resources are Accessible to All, Part 1 (Closed Captioning Available)October 24, 2017Stephanie Rollins, Ph.D.
DigiRef Academy: Reference Service for Patrons with Disabilities (Closed Captioning Available)September 26, 2017Stephanie Rollins, Ph.D.
ACCESSibility Points: S is for Special Needs (Closed Captioning Available)June 16, 2017Christine Drewel, Ph.D.
DigiRef Academy: Disability Resources Empowering ALL People with Information (Closed Captioning Available)May 23, 2017Stephanie Rollins, Ph.D.
ACCESSibility Points: E is for Empowerment (Closed Captioning Available)May 05, 2017Christine Drewel, Ph.D.
ACCESSibility Points: C is for Courage (Closed Captioning Available)April 07, 2017Christine Drewel, Ph.D.
ACCESSibility Points: C is for Culture (Closed Captioning Available)March 03, 2017Christine Drewel, Ph.D.
ACCESSibility Points: A is for Accessibility (Closed Captioning Available)February 10, 2017Christine Drewel, Ph.D.
Raising Awareness of Information Accessibility Challenges Via Simulation: The DESK KitSeptember 06, 2016Jackie Brodsky, Ph.D.
How To Assist Patrons With Disabilities Most Effectively Part 2September 11, 2015Heather Hobbs Woodard
How To Assist Patrons With Disabilities Most EffectivelyJune 19, 2015Heather Hobbs Woodard
Providing Understanding and Resources for Patrons with Disabilities Part 2April 17, 2015Stephanie Rollins, Ph.D.
Providing Understanding and Resources for Patrons with Disabilities Part 1February 13, 2015Stephanie Rollins, Ph.D.
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