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	Equal Access to Information: Libraries Serving People With Disabilities Contents Adaptive Technology Increases Library Use ADA Requires Equal Access to Information Planning for Library Services for People With Disabilities Staff Development and Training Sensitivity Issues Guidelines for Serving People with Disabilities Types of Library Services Needed by People with Disabilities Adaptive Technology and Assistive Devices Internet Increases Access to Information Barriers to Use of the Internet and Adaptive Technology Design of Accessible Web Pages Examples of Library Services for People with Disabilities Examples of Library Programs for People with Disabilities Promotion of Library's Service to People with Disabilities Selected Print and Web Resources Print Resources Web Resources Adaptive Technology Hardware and Software Blind and Low Vision Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Learning Disabilities Library Services for People with Disabilities Sensitivity Training Volunteers *Equal Access to Information: Libraries Serving People With Disabilities* John H. Livingstone, State Librarian Marilyn Veldof, Bureau Head, Library Development Bureau Prepared by Elizabeth A. Breedlove, LSTA Program Coordinator. New Jersey State Library, affiliated with Thomas Edison State College, October 1999 New Jersey State Library Advisory Council Rene Swartz, Chair; John Miller, Vice Chair; June Adams; Susie Boyce; Edward Metz; Frank Miller; Charles J. O'Dowd Jr.; John H. Livingstone, State Librarian, Secretary; George Pruitt, President, Thomas Edison State College, ex officio. Return to People with Disabilities page Last updated: October 31, 1999. Comments to: Webmaster@njstatelib.org