Accessibility

The UW-Madison libraries are committed to providing access to all library facilities and collections for people with disabilities. Whenever possible, the libraries will select and acquire resources and technologies that are accessible to all in full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. For those parts of the historical library collections that are not accessible, the libraries are committed to providing reasonable accommodations and timely access in appropriately reformatted media that are accessible to disabled library users.

Facility Accessibility

Research Assistance

Access to Print or Online Materials

Access to Course Materials

Assistive Technologies

  • Adaptive hardware and software available at campus libraries include screen readers, headphones, text enlargers, trackballs and other keyboard adapters. Additional specialized resources are available in the Memorial Library Information Lab.
  • Equipment for alternative computer access is available at InfoLabs around campus.
http://www.library.wisc.edu/help/accessibility/
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