The document discusses improving access to information and alternative formats for those with print impairments. It notes that while digital formats are becoming more common, accessibility and usability of ebooks and library platforms still needs work. It provides resources for users to learn about available assistive technologies and formats, as well as strategies for industries, libraries, and educators to improve communication and access.

1. Access to information The ‘Right to Read’ Campaign and alternative format development

2. Cautionary tales - 1 The zealous support tutor

3. Three days Three minutes

4. Cautionary tales - 2 The curse of specialism

9. The future is digital – what’s the problem?

10. Tutor Support staff Library User Communicating needs Communicating options AT types and issues System options and workarounds Accessibility of underlying format Accessibility of e-book reader Accessibility of Library platform PDF, EPUB Login, search, browse, cut/paste, keyboard access, AT access. Magnify, reflow, keyboard access, AT access. Industry

11. Right to Read Alliance Key strategies of the e-book working group

17. Research

18. Tutor Support staff Library User Communicating needs Communicating options AT types and issues System options and workarounds Accessibility of underlying format Accessibility of e-book reader Accessibility of Library platform PDF, EPUB Login, search, browse, cut/paste, keyboard access, AT access. Magnify, reflow, keyboard access, AT access. Industry

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