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To browse reviews of databases that have already been posted. . .[Instructions on how to get started for users] | *To browse reviews of databases that have already been posted. . .[Instructions on how to get started for users] | ||
To get started as a citizen tester. . .[Instructions on how to get started for contributing users. . .] | *To get started as a citizen tester. . .[Instructions on how to get started for contributing users. . .] | ||
Want to learn more about the grant project? Check out our [https://edib.harvard.edu/adapt-academic-database-accessibility-proactive-testing:project page on The Harvard Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, & Belonging Website]. | Want to learn more about the grant project? Check out our [https://edib.harvard.edu/adapt-academic-database-accessibility-proactive-testing:project page on The Harvard Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, & Belonging Website]. | ||
Revision as of 19:33, 6 January 2023
Academic Database Accessibility Proactive Testing (ADAPT)
ADAPT is a crowdsourced resource for librarians that will screen third-party databases, provide training, and support accessibility reviews, with the ultimate goal of improving usability for library patrons. This wiki that provides librarians with accurate, up-to-date reviews of the accessibility of third-party licensed databases and subscriptions. It also offers the training and resources necessary to conduct accessibility reviews.
Ready to get started?
- To browse reviews of databases that have already been posted. . .[Instructions on how to get started for users]
- To get started as a citizen tester. . .[Instructions on how to get started for contributing users. . .]
Want to learn more about the grant project? Check out our page on The Harvard Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, & Belonging Website.
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.