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Funding and governance of library and information services for visually impaired people: international case studies

Part 3:Appendices

Section C - Education Libraries

Services

What services do education libraries in your country provide specifically for Visually Impaired People?

Books for leisure/recreation/informal learning:

Large format print

Audio on standard CD or cassette (delete as appropriate)

DAISY audio

DAISY combined text and audio

Braille

Streaming audio

Downloadable audio

Other (please say what)

Educational books and materials:

Large format print

Audio on standard CD or cassette (delete as appropriate)

DAISY audio

DAISY combined text and audio

Braille

Streaming audio

Downloadable audio

Other (please say what)

Newspapers:

Weekly audio summary

Daily on-line delivery of formatted XML files

Other (please say what)

Magazines:

Large format print

Audio on standard CD or cassette (delete as appropriate)

DAISY audio

DAISY combined text and audio

Braille

Streaming audio

Downloadable audio

Other (please say what)

Official publications/public information:

Large format print

Audio on standard CD or cassette (delete as appropriate)

DAISY audio

DAISY combined text and audio

Braille

Streaming audio

Downloadable audio

Other (please say what)

What other services do you provide to Visually Impaired People?:

Online access

Training in Braille

Training in use of alternative formats and equipment

Training in use of computers

Loan of standard consumer equipment such as CD players and cassette players (please specify)

Loan of specialist equipment for VIPs such as Braille readers or bars, Daisy players or specialist audio players (please specify)

Personal transcription

Other (please say what)

What are the most popular content and services provided by education libraries for Visually Impaired People?