Q. Are library ebooks accessible by screen readers and other assistive technology?

Yes, they are!  Click the links below to learn more about accessibility in our library's ebook platforms.

• EBSCO eBook Accessibility Guide
• ProQuest Ebook Central: Accessibility
• ACLS Humanities E-Books Accessibility
• CRCnetBASE (Taylor & Francis)
• Praeger Security International

Also see:

• Reading PDFs with accessibility features (including screen readers)
   
• How to find accessibility options in your browser or operating system
  • Chrome: increase font size or zoom; use accessibility extensions
  • Firefox: use accessibility features
  • Internet Explorer: ease of access options
  • Safari/Mac/iOS: accessibility support
  • Microsoft: accessibility overview
     
• BARD (Braille and Audio Reading Download) is a free library service of downloadable braille and audio reading material for residents of the United States and U.S. citizens living abroad who are unable to read or use standard printed material because of visual or physical disabilities.  Learn more here.

Visit the library's Disability Services page for more information.

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