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Research project: Improving accessibility for people with ADHD and autism

Posted By Ruth Collard-Stayte, 14 July 2024
Updated: 14 July 2024
Hi. I'm currently working towards an MA in Library Science at City, University of London. As part of this, I am writing a dissertation on how the accessibility of public library services can be improved for adults (over 18) with ADHD and/or autism. If you fit this criteria, I would be very grateful if you could complete an anonymous survey to establish your experiences of using public libraries and what you believe could improve them (and regardless of whether you do or not, please share). The survey is nine questions long, and the deadline is midnight on 8 August. This study has been approved by City, University of London Senate Research Ethics Committee. The survey is accessed via a secure portal provided by City, University of London (Qualtrics), where you will not be required to provide any identifiable information. You can find more information and contact details on the participant information sheet included in the survey: https://cityunilondon.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9RDnXd3IFMfNQc6 I'll post the dissertation publicly once it's complete, probably in a comment to this post. Thank you!

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Harry Wright says...
Posted 29 July 2024
Hello Ruth! I recently did my MSc dissertation on improving academic library provision for autistic users (I'm AuDHD myself) - aware it isn't quite the same remit, but would be happy to share my findings and have a chat!
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