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Literacy

The literacy community's gateway to the world of adult education and literacy resources on the Internet.

List of selective sources of information on library services for adults and children with disabilities.

Information regarding efforts by the Library of Congress to make their resources accessible for people with disabilities.

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List of resources that contain guidelines for an accessible user interface for digital talking books.

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Collection of resources provides a single point of access to information on LD issues important to: adults with learning disabilities, their families, literacy practitioners, employers, human resource and other professionals who work with adults.

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NCAL's mission is to improve understanding of youth and adult learning, foster innovation and effectiveness in youth and adult basic education and literacy and expand access to literacy services.

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Home page of the National Forum on Information Literacy, an organization devoted toward the concept of citizens ability to retrieve, understand and analyze information.

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Home page of NIFL, an independent federal organization leading the national effort toward a fully literate America in the 21st century.

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A free national library service providing recorded and braille materials to people who are blind or have physical disabilities.

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Listing of periodicals available to people who are blind or have physical disabilities in the following formats: braille, cassette, computer disk, electronic braille, electronic text, large print and Moon type.

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Information on steps to disable style sheets attached to any Web document and replace them with your choice of font face, size and color.

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Find out where to get useful information about literacy and learning disabilities in your state.

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Provides information, research and resources to help prepare young people and adults for postsecondary education, successful careers and productive lives.

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