WBRL Accessible Formats Survey

This survey is intended for any members or potential members of Wood Buffalo Regional Library (WBRL).

This survey aims to better understand the format preferences and needs of community members, including those with print disabilities.

Questions with * are required.

1.What is your age range (or the age range of the person in your care for whom you are submitting this survey)?(Required.)

0-12 Years

13-17 Years

18-59 Years

60+ Years

3.How satisfied are you with the current availability of alternate formats (such as large print, braille, audiobooks, etc.) at WBRL?(Required.)

Very satisfied

Somewhat Satisfied

Dissatisfied

I don't use these collections.

If you selected "Somewhat Satisfied" or "Dissatisfied", please explain:

4.WBRL currently has a Large Print Collection (hard copy) for adults. Would you (or someone in your care) be interested in large print books (hard copy) for children and/or young adults?(Required.)

Yes

No

5.Do you or someone in your care have any accessible format needs that are not currently met at the library?(Required.)

Yes

No

If you selected "Yes", please explain:

6.Is there any sort of alternate format, assistive technology, adaptive equipment, or other support that WBRL does not currently have that you would like to see at the library in the future?(Required.)

Yes

No

If you selected "Yes", please explain:

7.Do you (or someone in your care) have any sort of diagnosed or suspected print disability? (A print disability is any disability that prevents or inhibits you from reading something in its original format). Check all that apply.(Required.)

Yes (vision disability such as blindness, vision impairment, etc.)

Yes (physical disability such as difficulty using hands and fingers to hold or turn the pages of a book, etc.)

Yes (learning disability such as dyslexia, etc.)

No

Not Sure

Other (please specify)

8.Did you know that you (or someone in your care) can sign up for a library card specifying a print disability, which provides access to CELA content and support from WBRL staff? (CELA, the Centre for Equitable Library Access, is a public service for Canadians with print disabilities).(Required.)