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As libraries of all types strive to serve diverse communities,
Universal Design offers principles and approaches that can be used
to create welcoming spaces and services. Applying Universal Design
to Create Inclusive Libraries: A LITA Guide offers a thorough and
engaging introduction to Universal Design and concrete examples of
how these principles can be applied at libraries of all sizes,
types, and budgets. This guide covers both Universal Design and
Universal Design for Learning and includes real examples of how
libraries have used these principles to create more welcoming
environments and programming. Featuring a mix of examples, case
studies, and checklists, this guide is suitable for those who are
new to accessibility and inclusion work. Examples discussed cover a
range of types of projects for all budgets, from major renovations
to in-house signage design projects. Libraries covered include
public libraries, academic libraries, school libraries, and more.
It will leave readers confident of steps that they can take at
their library to improve inclusion at any price point.
As libraries of all types strive to serve diverse communities,
Universal Design offers principles and approaches that can be used
to create welcoming spaces and services. Applying Universal Design
to Create Inclusive Libraries: A LITA Guide offers a thorough and
engaging introduction to Universal Design and concrete examples of
how these principles can be applied at libraries of all sizes,
types, and budgets. This guide covers both Universal Design and
Universal Design for Learning and includes real examples of how
libraries have used these principles to create more welcoming
environments and programming. Featuring a mix of examples, case
studies, and checklists, this guide is suitable for those who are
new to accessibility and inclusion work. Examples discussed cover a
range of types of projects for all budgets, from major renovations
to in-house signage design projects. Libraries covered include
public libraries, academic libraries, school libraries, and more.
It will leave readers confident of steps that they can take at
their library to improve inclusion at any price point.
From light-up scarves to solar-powered backpacks to health
monitoring fabric, innovative combinations of electronics and
textiles are becoming more prevalent and impressive all the time,
making appearances everywhere from the runway to medical settings.
In the near future, these wearable technologies will be a standard
part of daily life. E-textiles, including soft circuits, conductive
fabrics, and sewable electronics, may not be familiar to all
library patrons now, but the way that e-textile projects combine
STEM topics with fun, familiar crafts make them popular for library
programs, interesting to diverse groups, and a great tool for
teaching new skills and techniques. Best of all, e-textile projects
can be designed to fit into budgets of all sizes and to appeal to
patrons of any age and level of technical proficiency. In this
book, you'll learn everything you need to know about the tools,
supplies, techniques, and science behind e-textiles and find out
how your library can design successful collections and programs
around this hot new topic. The book features key information about
the materials and techniques you'll need to know, examples of
libraries that have found success with e-textiles, step-by-step
advice on program creation, and projects that can be used for fun
and engaging library programs. By the time you finish reading, you
will have everything you need to develop a program that will
generate excitement within your community and introduce your
patrons to new and useful skills. Keep your library on the cutting
edge of technology with exciting and engaging e-textiles
programming!
Video content is an increasingly important part of library
marketing, outreach, instruction, and more. In order for this
content to be inclusive for all patrons, it is vital that it be
made accessible. However, large quantities of video content are
still shared without adequate accessibility features, such as
captions, transcriptions, audio descriptions, sign language
interpretation, and accessible media players. This issue of Library
Technology Reports (vol. 57, no. 3) will help librarians to
understand these various accessibility features and how they are
used. It will also give them the knowledge and tools necessary to
ensure that the videos they share, create, and purchase for their
collections are accessible to all patrons.
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