Project ENABLE- professional online development for teachers, librarians

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards for library accessibility include all of the following except:

Visual alarms provided in general use areas Floor surfaces are stable, firm, and slip resistant The aisles between stacks are at least 36' wide Glossy signage

Universal Design as applied in libraries is useful:

Only for students with physical disabilities For all members of the community Only for librarians or staff members with physical disabilities Only for students, librarians, and staff with disabilities who do not use assistive devices

What is the maximum slope of an accessible route within a library? (e.g. 1:3 = 1 foot rise per 3 feet length)

1:15 1:20 1:12 1:25

Which of the following is NOT an effective method of ensuring accessibility within a library setting?

Create private study/reading rooms for patrons who are easily distracted by noise and movement Create an evaluation method that allows patrons with disabilities to rate the library's level of accessibility Create a policy that descibes how patrons with disabilities may request accommodations Create signage that instructs patrons who use wheelchairs to ask for assistance with maneuvering between narrow aisles

Which one of these is NOT a Universal Design Principle?

Flexibility in use Perceptible information Low physical effort Tolerance for oversight

Module 3 Quiz

Module 3 Quiz

Module 3 Quiz

Module 3 Quiz

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