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Accessible Format Request Form

Important: This service is for students with a perceptual disability only.

Under the Copyright Act, a perceptual disability is defined as a disability that prevents or limits a person’s ability to read or hear a literary, musical, dramatic, or artistic work in its original format. This includes disabilities resulting from:

  • Severe or total impairment of sight or hearing, or the inability to focus or move one’s eyes
  • The inability to hold or manipulate a book
  • An impairment related to comprehension

For more information about eligibility, available formats, and how the service works, please review the Accessible Format Service FAQ.

Do you self-declare you have a perceptual disability and are eligible for accessible format support at the College?
Name (Required)
Status (Required)
Desired accessible format (Required)

Item Requested:

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Your request will be reviewed and processed by the library within 3–5 business days. If we cannot meet this timeframe, we will contact you.

Book Title or Journal Title (Required)
Article Title
Author (Required)
Publication Date
Publication Type
ISBN
ISSN

It looks like your source is an eBook. If you need a complete reproduction of an eBook in an accessible format, you must first be registered with Accessibility Services.

I confirm that I am registered with Accessibility Services

Section 32 of the Canadian Copyright Act permits Douglas College Library to make copies of library resources in accessible or alternate formats at the request of a person with a perceptual disability.

Agreement

By completing this form, I agree with the following statements:

I am a person with a perceptual disability as defined by the Copyright Act:

  • a severe or total impairment of sight or hearing or the inability to focus or move one’s eyes
  • the inability to hold or manipulate a book
  • an impairment relating to comprehension

The accessible format material I have requested is for my personal educational use. I will not copy, share, or redistribute these resources.

I understand that the library reserves the right to deny service to an individual who knowingly provides incorrect information on this form or who does not follow the usage requirements stated above.

I confirm eligibility and agree to these terms:

This form is for eligible Accessible Format requests only. Please use Ask a Librarian for general help, or contact Accessibility Services to confirm eligibility.

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