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Ontario Council of University Libraries Accessible Media report now online
Ontario Council of University Libraries Accessible Media report now online
The Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) is pleased to announce the release of ROAM, the Report on Accessible Media, now available for download on the OCUL website: http://www.ocul.on.ca/node/3132 ROAM is the result of a number of months research into the delivery of accessible media at Ontario universities. The study seeks to identify a range of service options available to Ontario’s university libraries to ensure fair and equitable access to video collections held at university libraries across the province.
ROAM was produced by the Ontario Council of University Libraries with support from the Government of Ontario. The report includes: an environmental scan including current practices, legal framework and future trends; technology workflows and methodologies; questions and some answers for libraries about accessible media provision; options for libraries to provide accessible collections; a directory of commercial and crowd-sourced services specializing in accessible media production best practices; suggested resources ROAM webinar series. In addition to the report, join us on February 5, 12 and 19, 2015 for a series of webinars introducing the report and discussing some of the key ideas and issues surrounding accessible media provision in Ontario's university libraries.
To find out more and register visit: http://www.ocul.on.ca/node/3417 Feedback Survey: We would appreciate your feedback on ROAM. Please take a few moments to complete our short feedback survey so we can find out if the report has provided the information you need to help with your accessible media planning. Complete the survey at: http://fluidsurveys.com/surveys/ace-zb6/roam-survey/
For more information about ROAM visit the OCUL website: www.ocul.on.ca Ontario Council of University Libraries 7th floor, 130 St. George Street | Toronto, ON M5S 1A5 E: ocul@ocul.on.ca | www.ocul.on.ca