Do the Libraries have adaptive technology workstations?
Two Adaptive Workstations equipped for use by patrons with sight impairment are located in the Miller Nichols Library Information Commons. They may be used for gaining access to MERLIN, online periodical indexes, and web information sources, as well as for scanning printed material. For more information, contact Diane Hunter, MNL Head of Reference and Instruction, at (816) 235-1537.
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