Accessibility at Memorial Library

Below is listed information from the Memorial Library's e-Book vendors, including their statements and links to resources about e-Book accessibility.

ProQuest Ebook Central Accessibility Documentation:

• ProQuest Ebook Central: Accessibility Guide
• ProQuest Ebook Central Accessibility Datasheet 
• ProQuest Ebook Central Accessibility Customer FAQs 

Screen readers recommended for use with ProQuest Ebooks:

• Major screen readers (JAWS and VoiceOver) for reading the contents of a web or ebook reader page aloud.

EBSCO eBook Accessibility Users Guides: 

• EBSCO eBook Accessibility User Guide 
• Navigating eBooks with Screen Readers
• EBSCO eBooks Frequently Asked Questions

Screen readers recommended for use with EBSCO eBooks:

• For eBooks in the EPUB format, any screen reader should work properly, since EPUB was developed with accessibility in mind.
• JAWS and NVDA screen readers for online eBook support, although other screen readers should be able to read the ASCII text, when activated.