[OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Visually Impaired accessibility?

[Greg Grossmeier]

This is a message that was sent to my library school's mailing list.  
It asks about the availability of an Open Source ILS that also has 
good support for screen readers (for blind patrons).

Have there been any tests of Evergreen regarding this issue?

Thanks,

Greg Grossmeier

http://grossmeier.net



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> From: Joseph Sedman Dresch <jsdresch at umich.edu>
> Reply-To: Joseph Sedman Dresch <jsdresch at umich.edu>
> Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:41:46 -0400
> Subject: [si-all] Open access/source ILS systems - vision impaired accessibility
> To: "[SI.All]" <si-all at listserver.itd.umich.edu>
> 
> Hey SI,
>
> A co-worker of mine over the Kresge Library is working an internship  
> this summer where she'll be developing an ILS (integrated library  
> system) for the American Foundation for Blindness. She's looking for any 
> information anybody may have on systems that are open access/open  
> source, but more importantly are accessible for the blind. It's a little 
> outside of my frame of knowledge, but I figured one of my fellow 
> students/ esteemed faculty may have some knowledge of such things. If you 
> do, and you'd be willing to pass it on, please e-mail Kristen Bates at:
>
> KMBATES at umich.edu
>
> Thanks all! Good luck on finals, internships, etc!
>
> Joseph S.Dresch,
> Master of Science in Information, candidate 2010
> Library and Information Services
>
>
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