The ADA mandates that library programs and services be accessible to people with
disabilities. With the advent of the WWW, the popularity of commercial Web‐based …

Purpose–The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) mandates that all library services,
programs and activities be accessible to people with disabilities. Web‐based indexes and …

Since the passage of the American Disabilities Act in 1990 and the coincident growth of the
Internet, academic libraries have worked to provide electronic resources and services that …

Purpose–Web‐based research databases are common in today's libraries, but most
librarians lack the ability to evaluate them for accessibility for persons with disabilities …

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), libraries not only have to
provide equal access for patrons to physical collections and equipment but to electronic …

Three aggregator databases, EBSCOhost, InfoTrac, and First Search Electronic Collections
Online (ECO), were analyzed for compliance with the Web accessibility guidelines …

Abstract The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) mandates that library programs and
services must be accessible to people with disabilities. In an era in which much information …

To extrapolate best practices for accessible library website design, the Web-browsing needs
of users with visual impairments were investigated. Selected library websites were tested for …

Libraries in the USA are required by law to make library programs and services accessible
to people with disabilities. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 508 of the …

The authors evaluate the accessibility for persons with visual disabilities of WebVoyage
2000, the online public access catalog from Endeavor. They briefly review the assistive …