Accessible/Assistive: Addressing Barriers to Information with Technology

Accessible technology is designed to be inclusive of the needs of all users; assistive technology is created to enhance the daily lives of people with specific disabilities. Both types of technology are vital to a library’s ability to address barriers to information for its patrons. This exhibit provides an overview of past and present forms of accessible and assistive technology used on Stanford’s campus. 

This exhibit is free and open to the public. Learn more about visiting Stanford Libraries on our website.