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  1. Allen, Barbara. 1980. "Bibliotherapy and the Disabled". Drexel Library Quarterly. 16 (2): 81-93.
  2. Beck, Susan Gilbert. 1996. "Wayfinding in Libraries". Library Hi Tech. 14 (1): 27-36.
  3. Begg, Robert T. 1979. "Disabled Libraries: An Examination of Physical and Attitudinal Barriers to Handicapped Library Users". Law Library Jounal. 72 (3): 513-21.
  4. Berliss, Jane. 1993. "Adaptive Technologies for Accommodating Persons with Disabilities". Library Hi Tech. 11 (1): 29-65,67-71,73-82.
  5. Bray RS. 1968. "Library services for handicapped people". Journal of the American Optometric Association. 39 (9): 828-9.
  6. Burgstahler, Sheryl. 2002. "Distance learning: the library's role in ensuring access to everyone". Library Hi Tech. 20 (4): 420-432.
  7. Cantor, Alan. 1996. "The ADAPTABLE Approach: A Practical Guide to Planning Accessible Libraries". Library Hi Tech. 14 (1): 41-45.
  8. Charles, Sandra. 2005. "Person first, disability second: disability awareness training in libraries". Library Review. 54 (8): 453-458.
  9. Conn, David R., and Barry McCallum. 1982. "Design for Accessibility". Canadian Library Journal. 39 (3): 119-25.
  10. De Steuben, Marcia. 1981. "The Physically Handicapped and the Public Library". Current Studies in Librarianship. 5 (1-2): 15-20.
  11. Ferrandiz, Susan. 1981. "Modest Beginnings to Service for Disabled Persons". Canadian Library Journal. 38 (5): 287-94.
  12. Fischer, Mary Wood. 1979. "The Needs of Older Adults: Materials and Access". Drexel Library Quarterly. 15 (2): 20-28.
  13. Freese, Michele. 1986. "Awareness Project for Library Service for the Hearing Impaired". Illinois Libraries. 68 (9): 551-622.
  14. Glenn H. 2004. "Library services for people with special needs in Northern Ireland". Health Information and Libraries Journal. 21: 66-8.
  15. Gunde, Michael G. 1992. "Working with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Part III.". Library Journal. 117 (21): 90-91.
  16. Haynes, Douglas. 1988. "Establishing an Assistive Device Lending Library". Exceptional Parent. 18 (7): 28-33.
  17. Helen McEvoy. 1990. "PUBLIC LIBRARY\INFORMATION SERVICES TO THE HOUSEBOUND IN THE UNITED KINGDOM". Library Management. 11 (4).
  18. Jerrolds, Bob W. 1976. "Preparing Librarians to Help the Disabled Reader". Wilson Library Bulletin. 50 (9): 719-21.
  19. Kelley, H. Neil, Ed. 1990. "Library Services for Persons with Handicaps". Illinois Libraries. 72 (4): 311-410.
  20. Kilbury, Robert F. 1993. "The Importance of an Accessible Environment for Persons with Disabilities". Illinois Libraries. 75 (5): 285-89.
  21. Kirkpatrick, Cheryl H., and Catherine Buck Morgan. 2001. "How We Renovated Our Library, Physically and Electronically, for Handicapped Patrons". Computers in Libraries. 21 (9): 24-29.
  22. Klauber, Julie. 1998. "Living Well with a Disability: How Libraries Can Help". American Libraries. 29 (10): 52-55.
  23. Lenn, Katy. 1993. "Climbing the Mountain: The Americans with Disabilities Act and Libraries". Wilson Library Bulletin. 68 (4): 36-39.
  24. Leslie, Donald S. 1996. "Access to Knowledge". American School & University. 69 (2): 32,34.
  25. Lewis, Christopher. 1992. "The Americans with Disabilities Act and Its Effect on Public Libraries". Public Libraries. 31 (1): 23-28.
  26. Lisiecki, Christine. 1999. "Adaptive Technology Equipment for the Library". Computers in Libraries. 19 (6): 18-20,22.
  27. MACHELL, JEAN. 1984. "A county library service to the elderly, sick and disabled". Health Libraries Review. 1 (1): 24-28.
  28. McCaskill, Kirsty, and Anne Goulding. 2001. "English public library services and the Disability Discrimination Act". New Library World. 102 (6): 192-206.
  29. Michaels, Andrea. 1992. "Special Section: Library Equipment and Furniture". Computers in Libraries. 12 (10): 8-10,12-16,18-34.
  30. Miller-Gatenby, Katherine J, and Michele Chittenden. 2000. "SECTION 6: SERVING DIVERSE POPULATIONS: DISABLED PATRONS AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS - Reference Services for All: How to Support Reference Service to Clients with Disabilities - Ideally, when clients come in to the library, reference staff should be able to focus on their information needs and be distracted by the disability. Questions like "How will he get in the building?", "How can she use the catalogue?" and others, become important because they indicate barriers to the use of the library by persons with disabilities. If these are not addressed on an organizational level, they affect the individual with the disability, the service provider, i.e,, the reference librarian, and the quality of the service provided. The premise of this article is that the library has a responsibility to address barriers to service for persons with disabilities, and to support reference staff so that they can concentrate on the information need and not be distracted by the client's disability. The kinds of barriers will be addressed based on where they occur: In signage throughout the library, in the reference area including the reference desk, in the collection and in services offered, which includes web sites and bibliographic instruction. A list of electronic and print resources is included". The Acquisitions Librarian. 12 (24): 313.
  31. Mishra, S. 1993. "Library and Information Services for Disabled Individuals". Lucknow Librarian. 25 (1/2): 40.
  32. Murphy, Michael B. 1988. "Library Services for the Disabled". Catholic Library World. 54 (4): 172-75.
  33. Natale, Joe, Ed. 1991. "Library Building Issue". Illinois Libraries. 73 (7): 588-651.
  34. Nelson PP. 1996. "Library services for people with disabilities: results of a survey". Bulletin of the Medical Library Association. 84 (3): 397-401.
  35. Nomura M. 2004. "Development of Library Services for disadvantaged people: a Japanese perspective". Health Information and Libraries Journal. 21: 69-71.
  36. Owen, David. 2003. "Diversity matters 2: share our vision". Library Management. 24 (3): 166-168.
  37. Pack, Nancy C., and Donald D. Foos. 1992. "Library Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act". RQ. 32 (2): 255-67.
  38. Pack, Nancy C., and Donald D. Foos. 1992. "Planning for Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act". Public Libraries. 31 (4): 225-28.
  39. Partridge JC. 1971. "Special library services for the physically handicapped". Maryland State Medical Journal. 20 (6).
  40. Polk, W. Ben. 1987. "Serving Our Senior Citizens". Illinois Libraries. 69 (5): 324-52.
  41. Roatch, Mary A. 1992. "High Tech and Library Access for People with Disabilities". Public Libraries. 31 (2): 88-98.
  42. Robinson, C. A., and F. S. Dowd. 1997. "Public Library Services to Disabled Children: A National Survey of Large Systems". JOURNAL OF YOUTH SERVICES IN LIBRARIES. 10 (3): 283-290.
  43. Rouse, Ralph D., Jr. 1981. "Presentation on Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act". Journal of Education for Librarianship. 21 (3): 196-207.
  44. Sager, Don, Marie Bruni, Judy L. Davis, and Mary Robinson. 1998. "No Barriers to Service: Librarians with Disabilities". Public Libraries. 37 (2): 109-11,114-15.
  45. Siitonen, T. 1997. "Disabled and the architectural design of public buildings Joensuu Town Library, Finland". EUROPEAN RESEARCH LIBRARIES COOPERATION. 7 (1): 156-173.
  46. Tegler, Patricia. 1980. "Enabling Librarians to Serve the Disabled". American Libraries. 11 (4): 217.
  47. Tennant, Roy. 1999. "Access: Where the Rubber Meets the Road". Library Journal. 124 (7): 32,34.
  48. UN. General Assembly (60th sess. : 2005-2006). 2006. "United Nations public information policies and activities".
  49. Velleman, Ruth A. 1980. "Architectural and Program Accessibility: A Review of Library Programs, Facilities and Publications for Librarians Serving Disabled Individuals". Drexel Library Quarterly. 16 (2): 32-47.
  50. Wagenaar H. 1991. "Dutch library services to disadvantaged persons". Health Libraries Review. 8 (3): 142-9.
  51. Walling, Linda Lucas. 1992. "Granting Each Equal Access". School Library Media Quarterly. 20 (4): 216-22.
  52. "Developing accessible library services: Karen Hannah on what Gateshead can offer to users who are disabled". 2003. LIBRARY + INFORMATION UPDATE. 2: 50-53.
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