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Thanks for raising this question. I'm about to try ours out!
We have several ways students can contact us, apart from in person or phone.
We offer both a library email and an email webform, sms and virtual chat. Our ITS department did not allow us to use IM so we've gone with Live person, which is supposedly hacker proof. I'm not sure if screen reader software works with it, which is why I'm going to check. Today.
regards,
Susan Roberts
OUA, Distance and Disability Liaison Librarian
Swinburne university of Technology
Lilydale Campus
Victoria,
Australia
>>> Prof Norm Coombs <[log in to unmask]> 9/11/2008 10:44 am >>>
I realize that libraries are increasingly having facilities put online. I
know some have ways to answer online questions by email or chat or such.
My question is whether any library has worked to provide ways to answer the
questions of online patrons with disabilities including having a system
that will interact with screen reader software?????
If anyone can help the gap in my knowledge, please email me.
Norman Coombs
CEO EASI (Equal Access to Software and Information
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(949) 855-4852 (pacific time zone)
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