In this guide, you will find tips to make reading and listening to Laurea Library e-books and articles easier. The guide also provides information on learning styles and tips on how to improve concentration. The guide is primarily designed for higher education students but is also suitable for anyone interested in the topic.
A print disability is defined as mobility, cognitive and visual impairments that make it difficult for people to read print. One example of a print disability is dyslexia.
Video by Cardiff University. (Video 3:16 min, opens on YouTube. English subtitles available.)
"Accessibility means that as many different people as possible can access websites and mobile applications as easily as possible. Accessibility means considering the versatility and different abilities of people in the design and implementation of websites and mobile applications." (Definition from Regional state administrative agency)
The national library for accessible literature and publishing in Finland is Celia. Celia services are for persons with print disabilities.
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This guide was made as a collaboration of six university libraries in 2024. The guide is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. The license does not apply to videos and images linked to the guide from elsewhere.
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