It's a 1993 copyright, but the Library Video Network collaborated with librarians, library customers and advocates for people with disabilities to produce a videotape and resource guide called _...And Access Foe All: ADA and Your Library_ It has the kind of checklists you're looking for and specifically addresses ADA compliance. There are even resource lists that include contacts on technology. Even if some of the stuff is a bit outdated, it would provide a good starting point. On the video, ISBN 1-56641-009-6. Phone: 1-800-441-8273. On the downside, as John and others will concur, 1993 is 'way too long ago when it comes to assistive technology. There's lots of good stuff available, including the _Universal Access_ kit from DO-IT that we just posted about. It's a training kit and doesn't have checklists, though. I think it's incumbent on all of us to push for having at least one accessible workstation in every library and having all public access catalogs accessible. My new slogan is now "An accessible workstation in every library!" And the rationale I use with administrators and other people not in the "choir" is that all of us are only "temporarily abled" and that such attention to access makes information more available to all people, whether disabled or not. All the best! Audrey