Stories from Universities and Colleges
Our content reaches across someones complete edication. Early learning literacy to GCSE's to further and higher education. A large number of institutions use RNIB Bookshare to provide accessible resources for learners with a print disability. We have gathered soe fantastic stories deom both library staff and students about what RNIB Bookshare has meant for them when they are studying. So read on!
Can you share a story?
As an Academic, University or College of further or higher education, have you got a story you can shareabout your experiences using RNIB Bookshare? Let us know and we will send you our Educator story template for you to download and complete your own.
Contact us at: bookshare@rnib.org.uk.
"One of the great things about @RNIBBookshare is the way it gives so many disabled students proper autonomy and independence. Still astonished that some FE & HE orgs haven't joined (or join but don't promote to students). It's great. Use it!" Alistair McNaught, JISC, May 2019
"Accessing RNIB Bookshare has had a profound benefit on our learners!" David, Bath Spa University, March 2019
"Between the books already available on RNIB Bookshare and the books which you have requested from the publishers, I have been able to supply a second year nursing student with 30+ books within a week of accessing the reading lists, which is amazing for her (and us!). Thank you very much" Angharad, Swansea University Transcription Centre 16 January 2019