Accessibility Collection

In the Library

• Coloured note pads: Pads in purple, pink, green, blue and yellow. For better contrast, helping to lessen eye strain.
• Coloured overlays : to help with visual stress, dyslexia and similar visual-processing conditions
• Tracing Paper
• Magnifying glasses: Flat A4 for book use. Can be used in conjunction with book rests. 
• Book rests : these help you place the material you're using so that it's comfortable to read.

• Adjustable Tablet/Phone stand Holder
• Adjustable laptop table: A laptop stand for the right adjustment height and angle of your laptop. Lighter and smaller than a writing slope.
• Laptop tray Lap desk: Creates a hard surface for studying in areas with no desks such as the Library Corridor on the Ground Floor.
• Cooling pads for Laptops
• Laptop stands

• Coloured paper for printing : In blue, green, yellow and peach. For better contrast, helping you to avoid/mitigate eye strain.

• Adjustable Desktop Document holder: To avoid neck twisting, and for keeping documents at a readable angle. Also reduces eye strain.
• Adjustable Writing slopes: encourages correct handwriting practices and facilitates in the writing process. Big enough for a number of materials.
• Wrist supports for keyboard and mouse use
• Ergonomic pen/pencil grips

• Visual Impairment Face Masks : Face masks that are see-through in the mouth area to facilitate lip reading, facial expression reading and general non-verbal communication. 
• Trolleys (limited use) : Available as additional assistance for students who have trouble carrying heavy or large numbers of books. For in-library use only.

In College

• Induction Loops: Available only in New Court and the Porter's Lodge, but not yet in the library. Our apologies.
• A sensory alarm is also available -- please ask for further details.