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Research Library Issues, no. 281 (Dec. 2012): Special Issue on Services to Patrons with Print Disabilities

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Editor's Note
- Editor's Note
Executive Summary
- Executive Summary
Print Disabilities, Libraries, and Higher Education
- Print Disabilities, Libraries, and Higher Education
US and Canadian Disability Policies, Recent Challenges, and US and Canadian Copyright Law
- US and Canadian Disability Policies, Recent Challenges, and US and Canadian Copyright Law
Research Libraries and Individuals with Print Disabilities
- Research Libraries and Individuals with Print Disabilities
Universal Design, Inclusive Design, Accessibility, and Usability
- Universal Design, Inclusive Design, Accessibility, and Usability
Conclusion
- Conclusion
Appendix A: Model Licensing Language
- Appendix A: Model Licensing Language
Endnotes
- Endnotes

Research Library Issues, no. 281 (Dec. 2012): Special Issue on Services to Patrons with Print Disabilities

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Research Library Issues, no. 281 (Dec. 2012): Special Issue on Services to Patrons with Print Disabilities

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Editor's Note

Executive Summary

Print Disabilities, Libraries, and Higher Education

US and Canadian Disability Policies, Recent Challenges, and US and Canadian Copyright Law

Research Libraries and Individuals with Print Disabilities

Universal Design, Inclusive Design, Accessibility, and Usability

Conclusion

Appendix A: Model Licensing Language

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Editor's Note

Executive Summary

Print Disabilities, Libraries, and Higher Education

US and Canadian Disability Policies, Recent Challenges, and US and Canadian Copyright Law

Research Libraries and Individuals with Print Disabilities

Universal Design, Inclusive Design, Accessibility, and Usability

Conclusion

Appendix A: Model Licensing Language

Endnotes

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