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Autor principal: McNulty, Tom
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1993
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ457879
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contents Reference Services for Students with Disabilities: Desktop Braille Publishing in the Academic Library. McNulty, Tom Braille Cataloging College Libraries Desktop Publishing Higher Education Library Acquisition Library Collection Development Library Materials Library Role Library Services Microcomputers Users (Information) Visual Impairments Discussion of library services offered to print-handicapped (i.e., learning disabled and visually impaired) users focuses on services at New York University. Highlights include microcomputer-based Braille production and use; acquisition of Braille reading materials; bibliographic control; and sidebars which describe products and organizations that provide help for print-handicapped users. (13 references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Reference Services for Students with Disabilities: Desktop Braille Publishing in the Academic Library.
McNulty, Tom
Braille
Cataloging
College Libraries
Desktop Publishing
Higher Education
Library Acquisition
Library Collection Development
Library Materials
Library Role
Library Services
Microcomputers
Users (Information)
Visual Impairments
Reference Services for Students with Disabilities: Desktop Braille Publishing in the Academic Library. McNulty, Tom Braille Cataloging College Libraries Desktop Publishing Higher Education Library Acquisition Library Collection Development Library Materials Library Role Library Services Microcomputers Users (Information) Visual Impairments Discussion of library services offered to print-handicapped (i.e., learning disabled and visually impaired) users focuses on services at New York University. Highlights include microcomputer-based Braille production and use; acquisition of Braille reading materials; bibliographic control; and sidebars which describe products and organizations that provide help for print-handicapped users. (13 references) (LRW)
title Reference Services for Students with Disabilities: Desktop Braille Publishing in the Academic Library.
topic Braille
Cataloging
College Libraries
Desktop Publishing
Higher Education
Library Acquisition
Library Collection Development
Library Materials
Library Role
Library Services
Microcomputers
Users (Information)
Visual Impairments
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ457879