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Library Disability Services: Equipment

Equipment

Raised or adjustable computer workstations and study tables, for ease of access by wheelchair users.  

Please ask library staff for their current location.

Loop systems for hearing aid users at desks, plus portable options for other locations.

Coloured overlays may help if you experience visual disturbance or stress when reading. We have a limited supply of these to give to students. We also have a full range of colours available to borrow whilst working in the library. 

Speak to a member of the library staff if you would like to borrow some of the equipment.

Computer adaptations such as low vision keyboards and ergonomic mice.

Speak to a member of the library staff if you would like to borrow some of the equipment.

 

 

 

 

 

Keyboards for loan

  • High Contrast: yellow and black.
  • Large Keys
  • High Contrast: black and white.
  • Ergonomic keyboard
  • Left-handed keyboard
  • High contrast: white & black
  • Larger keys
   

 

Wrist Supports

Please speak to a member of library staff if you would like to borrow some of the equipment.

Digital Magnifiers

The RUBY handheld video magnifier is a small and lightweight digital magnifier with a 4.3-inch, full-colour screen.

The RUBY can be placed flat on a surface, or the handle unfolded to use it like a standard magnifying glass and see everything with enhanced contrast. You can also change the text and background colour combinations. 

example of Ruby digital 

Handheld mode of the Ruby magnifier


Magnifiers

Please speak to a member of library staff if you would like to borrow some of the equipment.

 

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Book an Appointment

(If the appointment slots are booked or not convenient, please email us with alternative dates and times and we will try to rearrange)


Got a question? Library enquiry service livechats are available below, or you can email the Library Disability Team with more in-depth questions.