The report outlines research with blind and partially sighted people using electronic
information services in real-life situations, and specifically how their experiences might …

Reports the key findings from a project, undertaken by the Library and Information Statistics
Unit, Loughborough University (LISU) and funded by Resource: The Council for Museums …

In 1998, the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) made available a£ 200,000
grant through the Library and Information Commission (LIC) to ensure that blind and visually …

Library services to blind and visually impaired readers are changing as computer
technology makes it possible to deliver reading material in a variety of new media formats …

Basically it means that library IT systems and interfaces are designed in a way that can be
easily read by all users of the library, be they physically visiting the library itself or accessing …

The article focuses on an institution working to improve library and information services in
the Great Britain for visually impaired people. In 1989, a blind senior employee of the Royal …

This paper reports on a 1999 study of services to visually impaired users in United Kingdom
(UK) public libraries. Data were gathered using a mail questionnaire survey of all UK public …

This article reports two studies, which, although separate, focus on related issues concerned
with online access for people with disabilities in the context of information and library …

Reports results of a questionnaire survey of UK public library services, undertaken at the
end of 1999 by the Library and Information Statistics Unit (LISU), Loughborough University …

One of the hallmarks of a civilised society is its commitment to ensuring that all of its citizens
can play a full part in its life, and that none are excluded by reason of birth, belief, aptitude or …