Accessibility Information and Resources for Individuals with Disabilities
Our Website accessibility policies page
Zoom meetings hot keys and keyboard shortcuts - Zoom accessibility features
Disability services in our public service research rooms
Disability Information and Referral Center
The Disability Information and Referral Center of the Talking Book Program houses information and materials on types of disabilities and health conditions, as well as related organizations, publications, products, and technology. This is a free reference service provided for anyone with a disability-related question.
The Talking Book Program is a free service that loans books and magazines to people who cannot read standard print publications because of visual, physical or reading disabilities.
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Free Adobe PDF Reader software
Obtain free Adobe PDF Reader software from the Adobe site.
Accessing PDF Documents with Assistive Technology: A Screen Reader User's Guide (PDF)
A user's guide to the Adobe Screen Reader from the Adobe site.
Editing Google Docs Using a Screen Reader - Accessibility for Docs Editors
U.S. Access Board YouTube Channel
Videos on accessibility that the U.S. Access Board has developed as part of its online guide to the ADA and ABA Accessibility Standards.
Facebook Help Center Accessibility Tips Page
The Facebook Help Section Accessibility for People with Disabilities Page.
YouTube screen reader help, YouTube caption help, and YouTube keyboard shortcut help
The YouTube Help Section Accessibility for People with Disabilities Page.
Instagram Help Center Accessibility Tips Page
The Facebook Help Section Accessibility for People with Disabilities Page.
Alternative Formats and Disability
TSLAC welcomes comments on how to improve the Web site's accessibility for users with disabilities. If site visitors using assistive technology find that the format of any material on the agency Web site interferes with their ability to access the information, they should contact the Accessibility Coordinator. The e-mail to the Accessibility Coordinator should include:
- Nature of the accessibility problem
- Preferred format in which to receive the material
- Web address of the requested material
- Contact information for the site visitor
Further information on accommodations and resources for persons with disabilities can be found at the Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities website at http://governor.state.tx.us/disabilities/