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Thursday, June 10 • 12:20pm - 12:50pm
Accessible formats – What, Where, When and How!?

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Library users with print disabilities can benefit from access to a wide variety of formats, including DAISY audio, commercial audio, ePub, braille, printbraille. This presentation will take participants on a tour of the main accessible formats available in Canadian public libraries and discuss which formats are useful for different types of users, reading tools, and books. Participants will gain a better understanding of the importance of offering patrons' choice of format and how to help patrons select the best formats for their situation abilities and reading preferences.

Speakers
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Lindsay Tyler

Senior Manager, Centre for Equitable Library Access
Lindsay Tyler is a librarian for CELA where she works to help public libraries offer collections and services for patrons with print disabilities.

Moderators
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Agnieszka Hayes

Information Literacy Group Convener, Atlantic Provinces Library Association
Agnieszka Hayes has worked in both academic and public libraries in four provinces. She is passionate about accessibility in general, but especially in libraries.


Thursday June 10, 2021 12:20pm - 12:50pm ADT
Stream: McIntosh