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Universal Design of Libraries (html version)

A comprehensive checklist of considerations to make libraries accessible to students with disabilities. The html version of a brochure includes policies, physical environments and products, and information resources.

DO-IT, University of Washington

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Posted by: LillyHamlin on Tue Nov 23, 2021 at 8:36 a.m.

I worked in a library in college, so I know a lot of this, but this is a great resource for everyone!

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