Databases
Most of our databases are compatible with screen readers and are accessible. Some also include embedded audio that can be used without any additional software. However, some of our databases have additional accessibility features. These databases and their features are listed below.
- ProQuest Learning: Literature This link opens in a new windowOnline learning resource for K-12 aimed at literature and language
- Ferguson's Career Guidance Center This link opens in a new windowFerguson’s Career Guidance Center is a comprehensive resource that enables users to explore industries and careers, plan their education, and research best practices for résumés, cover letters, interviewing, networking, and salaries/benefits. The database includes articles, career advice blogs, and streaming video.
- LearningExpress Library Complete and PrepSTEP Academic This link opens in a new windowPractice tests, interactive tutorials, and ebooks for students adult learners. Includes practices tests such as GED, GRE, SAT, TEAS, and supports those looking to improve core academic skills, pass a high school equivalency test, prepare for college, join the military, obtain occupational certification, find a job, change careers, become a U.S. citizen and much more.
Resources for Library Staff and Educators
- ASGCLA Resources for Librariessubject-organized list of resources on library accessibility
- PACER CenterThe PACER Center provides resources for families and individuals on navigating life with one or more disabilities. It is also a useful resource for educators.
- WNDB, We Need Diverse BooksWNDB promotes the representation of all individuals in children's literature. This nonprofit also features a free book-finder for children and teens.
- NoveList Plus This link opens in a new windowA readers’ advisory resource that uses appeal factors and expert reviews to offer read-alike and listen-alike recommendations for fiction, nonfiction, and audiobooks.
- Gardner-Webb, Accessibility Resources Guidea guide to accessibility resources created by librarians at Gardner-Webb University
