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Main Facilities and Services

  • 01 Personalized services for disabled visitors are available
  • 02 Educational Programs on Instructions for using assistive technology devices and library resources
  • 03 Nationwide consultation on the installation and operation of special reference libraries for the disabled
  • 04 Face-to-face Reading Rooms, Video Rooms, Search Stations, Seminar Room, Reading Seating etc.

Reading Assistance Devices

  • For the Visually Impaired

    Page Magnifiers, Braille Information Instruments, Screen Readers, Screen Magnifiers, etc.

  • For the Hearing Impaired

    Videophones, Hearing Aids, Bone Conduction Wireless Headset, Webcams, etc.

  • For Those with Physical Disabilities

    Height Adjustable Desks, Assistive Keyboards, Assistive Mice, Page Turner, Elevating Power Wheelchairs, etc.

Building Layout

  • The Accessible Room for the Disabled includes face-to-face reading rooms (3 rooms), video rooms (3 rooms), a seminar room (1 room), search stations (4 terminals), reading seating (18 seats), assistive technology device storage room (1 room), volunteer room, information desk, etc. and the main functions of each space are as follows.

번호를 클릭하시면 아래 화면에서 시설사진을 보실 수 있습니다.

1

Exhibition of alternative materials (1 room)

Exhibition space for literature books and alternative materials for use of the disabled
2

Video Rooms (3 rooms)

화면해설영상물 및 수화·자막 삽입 영상물을 관람하는 공간
3

Volunteer Room (1 room)

Space for volunteers to rest
4

Reading Seating (18 seats)

Space for the free use of computers and library collection materials
5

Search Stations (4 terminals)

Terminals for searching for collection materials and accessing domestic academic databases, international academic databases, and web databases
6

Seminar Room

Space for conducting educational and group discussions
7

Face-to-face reading room (3 rooms)

Space that provides face-to-face reading services, including audible resources and sign language for the visually and hearing impaired