The purpose of the User Advisory Group is to provide the CELA staff and board information and insight from users and potential users of our services. The Group will be provided with the opportunity to aid in strengthening CELA services and to inform the strategic and technological direction of the organization.

Appointments to the Advisory Group is for a two year term.

Criteria for serving on the group include:

  • Willingness and ability to commit to the necessary time and effort required to contribute meaningfully to the group;
  • Commitment and interest in the future of CELA services, with that interest informed by a balanced local and regional perspective;
  • Skills and experience related to previous work with community-based and/or cultural or library projects

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* 1. Name:

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* 2. Email:

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* 3. Province or Territory:

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* 4. Age category (select one):

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* 5. Which of the following disabilities affect your ability to read conventional print (select all that apply)?

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* 6. Which of the following statements best describes how you feel about technology (select one)?

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* 7. Select the devices you are comfortable using (select all that apply):

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* 8. What adaptive technology tools do you use to access reading materials (select all that apply)?

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* 9. Are you currently using CELA service (select one)?  Please note: All CNIB Library clients are now CELA users

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* 10. If you use the CELA website, for what purposes (select all that apply)?

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* 11. Do you use Bookshare (select one)?

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* 12. Please provide a short statement on why you are interested in joining this group.

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* 13. Are there specific topics you would like discussed?

Thank you for applying to be part of CELA’s User Advisory Group. Your application will be forwarded to staff and we will be in touch with you soon. Please select the Done button below to complete the form.

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