What are the best accessibility tools for libraries?

What are the best accessibility tools for libraries?

There are several great accessibility tools for libraries, including screen readers, text-to-speech software, and accessible catalog systems. Would you like to know more about specific tools?

Yes, can you tell me about screen readers?

Screen readers are software programs that convert text displayed on a computer screen into speech. They are essential for visually impaired users to access digital content.

What about text-to-speech software?

Text-to-speech software reads digital text aloud, making it easier for users with reading difficulties to consume written content. Popular options include NaturalReader and ReadSpeaker.

Are there any tools specifically for cataloging?

Yes, many library cataloging systems now include accessibility features, such as the ability to navigate using keyboard shortcuts and support for screen readers. Examples include Koha and Alma.