Student Toolkit
How the Library can Accommodate Your Needs as a Disabled Student
By Library Student Partner, Charlene Chan
The Library is incredibly dedicated to accessibility, with an Accessibility Specialist and disabled students鈥� feedback being directly involved in the running and creation of accommodations for different needs. Charlene is sharing some ways that the Library can accommodate your needs as a disabled student.
Navigating University as a Disabled Student
By Library Student Partner, Charlene Chan
University life can be tricky to navigate, especially for disabled students who may face challenges and experiences that aren鈥檛 always addressed. This toolkit is compiled from the lived experiences of fellow disabled students and Charlene, along with advice from Library Accessibility Specialist Hannah Marshall, to provide some tips for accessing support at university, studying, and finding community.
Study Tips for Neurodivergent Students
By Library Student Partner, Laura van Diesen
Studying can be a daunting task for all students, but those of us who are neurodivergent or have Specific Learning Differences often face more barriers to studying both independently and in the Library. Here is a list of tips from Laura to make studying adaptable and a little less overwhelming. The decision tree can be used as a starting point for studying in the Library, as it offers a visual guide to our different study spaces tailored towards neurodiverse students.
Making the most of Accessible Study Rooms
By Library Student Partner, Sophie Morris
Accessible study rooms are a brilliant feature of the Library and a personal lifesaver in maintaining productivity and relaxation in the sometimes-hectic university environment. Within this toolkit guide Sophie will share some of her favourite features and some helpful ways to use the rooms.