Patrons with Service Animals
My library knows that service animals provide vital assistance to patrons with disabilities, and that they must be allowed on library premises without pre-approval.
My library knows that service animals provide vital assistance to patrons with disabilities, and that they must be allowed on library premises without pre-approval.
A member of the public called me regarding the trend to switch to LED lighting in many libraries, especially rural libraries applying for NYS Public Library Construction Funding.
We are a small, urban, very diverse school district with a large English Language Learner (ELL) population and a high poverty rate.
We have a large facility. Sometimes patrons have to walk far to get to various programs and spaces.
Sometimes, people nap in the library, particularly people who we believe might not have stable or sufficient housing.
My institution subscribes to the "Kurzweil Reading Program", a "Text-to-Speech" product for those with reading impairments (dyslexia, English language learners, blind/vision imp
Students in a school are reading a simultaneous use eBook.
We had a patron come in this past week who said that he couldn't see well and also couldn't type or use a mouse, but he needed to certify Unemployment Insurance.
When publishing Oral Histories to a Digital Exhibit, such as Omeka, are we required by ADA to include a full transcription of the interview in the metadata?
We have a pretty exhaustive personnel policy on the use/limits of use of Library technology and property, both for compliant work-related purposes and for personal purposes.