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Accessibility for Librarians

09. Open Book Accessibility

Librarian Responsibilities Accessibility applies to various aspects of libraries and there are several points in the process of providing content to users where accessibility issues might arise, including: static digital content files proprietary platform...

Discussing accessibility with small publishers

09. Open Book Accessibility

The current situation for academic librarians tasked with content acquisition is changing very fast, and has multiple drivers for this change. One is the widely reported higher education funding crisis, meaning that content and subscription budgets are a focus...

Legislation - Aotearoa New Zealand

09. Open Book Accessibility LEARN

New Zealand does not have specific accessibility legislation, but it does have a government mandated standard that applies to the government’s own departments only. Wider legislation focuses on avoiding discrimination towards disabled people. Relevant Acts N...

Standards - Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 3

09. Open Book Accessibility LEARN

Communicating with Readers - Metadata and DAISY Reports

09. Open Book Accessibility COMMUNICATE

Metadata We have summarised the most widely used metadata standards on our pages here: Standards - Metadata Here, we offer recommendations on how to approach accessibility metadata overall. <to follow> DAISY reports Ace SMART by DAISY is a recommended fre...

Accessibility Statement

Accessibility statement for Copim Compass

Accessibility Statement

This accessibility statement applies to all of compass.copim.ac.uk This website is run by the Open Book Futures (OBF) project, an extension of the Community-led Open Publication Infrastructures for Monographs (COPIM) project which is based in the UK, although...