Showing posts with label higher education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label higher education. Show all posts

Monday, 3 July 2017

View our latest free bibliography on Disability higher education, teaching and learning for June 2017


View our latest free bibliography on Disability higher education, teaching and learning for  June 2017



Latest edition of our monthly current alert newsletter published

it highlights useful articles and reports relating to Disability Higher Education, Teaching and Learning. Some free some subscription based
You should be able to view and download this from slideshare.

Library Champions for Disability Access

Is a new grassroots community of practice form for all information professionals which was
launched in November 2015 in affiliation with ALISS http://www.alissnet.com
We aim to offer librarians, information professionals from all sectors an informal place to
contact, meet and exchange and exchange ideas. Disability is defined broadly to include
neurodiversity conditions, mental health issues, physical or intellectual impairment. We
believe that library users should not be ‘disabled’ by technical, environmental or social
conditions in libraries and urge all those who support this to join us to improve access for
all. Find out more on the site http://librarychampionsfordisabilityaccess.blogspot.co.uk/

Previous editions are here
http://www.slideshare.net/heatherdawson
Articles cover policy, autism, and teaching and learning





Monday, 5 December 2016

Wednesday, 6 January 2016

Start 2016 with some recommended reading from our new monthly bibliography service

To start of 2016 we are launching a new monthly current  alert newsletter  which will highlight useful articles and reports relating to Disability Higher Education, Teaching and Learning.
You should be able to view and download this from slideshare.

Articles cover student funding, social identity, library design and assessibility