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	Hello everyone.  Lisa Vincent joining from Kirksville, Missouri (Truman State University, Pickler Memorial Library)!
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	Will a CE be given for this webinar?
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	Hello from Phoenix, AZ ! :)
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	SLNC- Accessible Books and Library Services in the house!!!
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	Hello from Hattiesburg, MS
12:03:04 From Jenny Groome to Host and Panelists:
	For ADA accommodations - it would help to be able to download slides before the webinar. Even if 20 minutes before
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	We should take trips to visit our new friends! 😉
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	Hi Dr. Copeland! -Meg, USC Cola alumna now in OKC
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	Hello from Waterbury, VT :)
12:04:13 From Krista Bowers Sharpe (she/her) to Everyone:
	Louder, please.
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12:04:17 From Megan Rupe to Everyone:
	I am having trouble hearing
12:04:20 From Elizabeth Waugh to Everyone:
	Volume is quite quiet.
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	We can not hear
12:04:26 From Rachel Stevenson to Everyone:
	Yes, louder please
12:04:27 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	Volume is very low
12:04:27 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	yes, louder please
12:04:30 From Samantha Watts to Everyone:
	Volume is quite low?
12:04:31 From Jennifer Mullen to Everyone:
	Can't really hear
12:04:34 From Laura Kaminker to Everyone:
	volume is very low!
12:04:36 From Madeline Ruggiero to Everyone:
	please speak up
12:04:36 From Leslie Gascon (she/they) to Everyone:
	Captions are available
12:04:53 From Laura Kaminker to Everyone:
	Even with captions, we need audio.
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	Hello from the Kansas City Public Library!
12:05:00 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	I'm a parent of preemie born 3 months early!
12:05:11 From Hanna Gustafson to Everyone:
	Also South Carolina here! Kershaw County Library.
12:05:13 From Julie Edwards to Host and Panelists:
	Clayton could you up the volume on your mic? People are having a hard time hearing
12:05:22 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	I wonder if they got any of their materials from us at NCLBPH
12:05:27 From Pamela Wells to Everyone:
	No its her auto not the need for captions
12:05:29 From Dipa Thakkar to Everyone:
	Hi Good afternoon from Dipa
12:05:29 From Krista Robinson to Everyone:
	Under Settings you can adjust the speaker output level - that might help
12:05:48 From Pam Watts to Everyone:
	Not helping to use the speaker on our machines.
12:05:55 From Madeline Ruggiero to Everyone:
	please use  a microphone
12:06:01 From Meghan Kowalski to Everyone:
	I can hear the speaker just fine
12:06:08 From Jessica Stauffer to Everyone:
	I can hear fine
12:06:15 From Megan Rupe to Everyone:
	Adjusting speaker output helped a little bit.
12:06:16 From Tina Craft to Everyone:
	She is just soft spoken.
12:06:18 From Keri O'Hern to Everyone:
	I can fear fine!
12:06:22 From Asa Espanto to Everyone:
	I can hear fine
12:06:24 From Brooke Lowe to Host and Panelists:
	I can hear the speaker just fine
12:06:26 From DeAnna (she/her) to Everyone:
	I can hear fine, too!
12:06:28 From Laura Kaminker to Everyone:
	Thank you, that's great now!
12:06:31 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	Folks who can hear it fine, I'm glad for you! But that's not true for everyone.
12:06:33 From Mary Williams to Everyone:
	Also under audio settings you can bump the output
12:06:36 From Aisha Bell to Everyone:
	I hear you fine!
12:06:39 From Linda Dyndiuk - Arlington (Robbins) to Everyone:
	You can increase the volume in Audio Settings on the bottom left.
12:06:48 From Yasmin Golan to Everyone:
	I can hear the speaker fine on headphones.
12:08:17 From Pamela Wells to Everyone:
	I upped the Audio settings in zoom - That worked for hearing the presenter, hosts are just louder now.
12:08:26 From Susan ATC to Everyone:
	Still too quiet
12:09:02 From Linda Dyndiuk - Arlington (Robbins) to Everyone:
	There is also a Show Captions option on the bottom if you still can't hear her.
12:09:18 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Hello everyone - if you’re having trouble hearing please go to Preferences > Audio Settings and you can increase the output volume.
12:09:24 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	You can also turn on captions!
12:09:47 From Anika Dingcong-Martinez to Everyone:
	big ups to Kimberlé Crenshaw for coining the term intersectionality!
12:10:12 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Thank you all for joining us today! You can find more about our webinars here: https://www.nicheacademy.com/blog
12:10:26 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	And you can check out Niche Academy here https://www.nicheacademy.com
12:10:40 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Finally, if you need a certificate for this webinar you can email us at webinar@nicheacademy.com
12:11:22 From Julie Edwards to Heather Morgan, Host and Panelists:
	Hi Heather - I see you have your hand raised, can I help you?
12:11:52 From Heather Morgan to Host and Panelists:
	Sorry. Didn't mean to do that.
12:12:08 From Julie Edwards to Heather Morgan, Host and Panelists:
	No problem!
12:13:22 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	And as a reminder I’ll be sharing Dr. Copeland’s notes, the recording, the chat, and the audio transcript!
12:13:48 From Patty Lincoln to Everyone:
	great
12:13:54 From Monika Smith to Host and Panelists:
	Child on the left
12:14:04 From Shirley Fuertes to Everyone:
	Great! thanks
12:15:37 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	You can't tell who does not
12:16:08 From Rachel Stevenson to Everyone:
	As someone who has an invisible disability you never know
12:16:14 From Theresa Masters to Everyone:
	Can't tell from a picture
12:16:29 From Whitney Hyde to Everyone:
	disabilities aren't always visible
12:16:30 From Aisha Bell to Everyone:
	I really can't tell!
12:16:31 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	+1 Rachel  You can't always tell from direct interaction either
12:16:34 From Jackie Dillon-Fast to Everyone:
	cant tell
12:16:42 From Anastasia Bazilevskaya to Everyone:
	Isablities are not always visible.
12:16:55 From Tania Lebron to Everyone:
	Not all disabilities can be seen with the naked eye
12:16:57 From Dornette Scott to Everyone:
	You can't tell just by looking at them.
12:16:58 From Anastasia Bazilevskaya to Everyone:
	Disabilities are not always visible.
12:17:08 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	There's literally no way to know. There are some visual signs that we relate with certain disabilities, but that's not a foolproof method of identifying people with those disabilities, nor is it a way of identifying all disabled people.
12:17:15 From Jill Hutchison to Everyone:
	Same. You could never tell from a photo or brief interaction that I have a disability- actually 3.
12:17:27 From Dipa Thakkar to Everyone:
	It's very hard to tell anything from picture
12:17:47 From Tricia Cooper-Ryan to Host and Panelists:
	Yes
12:17:53 From Tina Craft to Everyone:
	You can't assign that label to any one person because you don't know what someone is going through internally just because there are no physical signs.
12:17:58 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Some folks may have one or more but don't recognize it themselves
12:18:07 From Christine Strlich to Everyone:
	You can't tell whether or not someone has a disability from a picture. There are disabilities that are invisible ones.
12:18:25 From Hanna Gustafson to Everyone:
	That's her point, Christine.
12:19:11 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	You can't often tell even with interactions - you don't know if it is a hidden characteristic or if accommodations are in place
12:19:40 From Sarah Nolan to Everyone:
	even needing glasses hundreds of years ago would have made you an invalid or out of the norm. it's amazing how technology can change what is considered able
12:20:02 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	Thank you for mentioning accommodations, Jenny! I hear multiple times a month that I don't "seem disabled" because my accommodations are working >.>
12:20:28 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Some of you may be interested in this related webinar next week: https://www.nicheacademy.com/creating-accessible-instructional-videos
12:20:36 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Well if your accommodations work for you, then you aren't disabled from you own perspective
12:21:19 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	Craig, that's a little like saying that if I straighten my hair, I don't have curly hair... what did I straighten it for, then?
12:21:23 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	No Craig, that is not true. Only the person can determine their self identity
12:21:25 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Accessibility is good for everyone!!!
12:21:49 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Fair enough
12:22:16 From Amanda Lofgren-Smith to Everyone:
	telework
12:22:40 From Madeline Ruggiero to Everyone:
	I would like to here  about the emotional and behaviorial supports offered by the framework besides accessibility.
12:23:08 From Rachel Stevenson to Everyone:
	I never thought much about physical disabilities until my dad lost his leg to a parasite. Then I realized how hard it was for him to access the world.
12:23:18 From Mary Williams to Host and Panelists:
	I recognize this is not the main focus of the presentation, but am curious to know how you would categorize (and address) being ESL in the US (or having the default language of a location not be your native language) vis-à-vis accessibility.
12:23:26 From Madeline Ruggiero to Everyone:
	It's all there under the Engagement checkpoints but speakers rarely refer to this when speaking about UDL
12:24:09 From Madeline Ruggiero to Everyone:
	refer to Carol Dweck's Mindset book
12:24:22 From Patty Lincoln to Everyone:
	Yes I agree. When I had a knee replacement several times shopping I used a electric shopping cart. So many things out of your reach and people look at you like you're really using that!
12:24:25 From Annika Black to Everyone:
	I have captions on and my volumes at 28, but it is still very quiet
12:24:25 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	I would argue that invisible disabilities don't actually have less stigma. They're just hidden for longer.
12:24:26 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	I don't know if I 100% disagree with Craig
12:25:13 From Madeline Ruggiero to Everyone:
	start with reaching the emotional needs of students
12:25:22 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	The social model of disability talks about how people have impairments, but society is disabling. There is a fascinating story about a town called Chilmark on Martha's Vineyard
12:25:31 From Tabbi Heavner to Everyone:
	@Jenna It's harder to hide them sometimes than to just put it out there.
12:25:38 From Jackie Dillon-Fast to Everyone:
	overcoming barriers uses up individual's resources (time, money, energy, etc) before they even get to the table
12:25:43 From Jasmine Peterkin to Everyone:
	It's much easier for those who aren't disabled to ignore or brush off disabilities that aren't visible. When things are unseen to many that comes off as "not real" or "in ones head" from my experiences explaining my own disabilities.
12:25:46 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	I have the good fortune to work with visually impaired patrons and volunteers every day
12:25:47 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	+1 Jackie
12:25:50 From Amanda Lofgren-Smith to Everyone:
	Volume can go as high as 100 on my device.  I know different inputs need different settings (like commercials vs. shows)
12:25:53 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	There was a large proportion of folks there (from 1650-1900 I think) that were deaf, and so most people knew sign language (and this predated ASL)
12:26:14 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Tabbi, definitely true!
12:26:22 From Tabbi Heavner to Everyone:
	@Jackie Chronic pain is a great example of that.
12:26:28 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	I agree that accommodations don't make everything okay, but the way society deals with a disability definitely has an effect on how "disabling" it is
12:26:36 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	One thing also learned is etiquette
12:27:09 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	Also, there's been a lot of research debunking learning styles (they exist, but teaching according to learning style doesn't actually lead to an increase in learning)
12:27:35 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	+1 to Jasmine! I've had similar experiences.
12:27:54 From Sandi L. Bates to Everyone:
	@Tabbi - it may be harder to hide but in self defense if you have a non-aware boss who holds any of that against you, it is not so easy to put it out there and then have to endure ridicule, etc.
12:28:03 From Amanda Lofgren-Smith to Everyone:
	Most people learn best when multiple learning styles are included
12:28:28 From Jackie Dillon-Fast to Everyone:
	that moves it from the zero sum mentality as well
12:28:35 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	Amanda: Multiple means of representation FTW
12:29:12 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Please rememeber to drop any questions you may have for Clayton into the Q&A.
12:29:15 From Heather M Thompson to Everyone:
	@laura harris, that is fascinating.
12:29:22 From Tina Craft to Everyone:
	You also have to ask yourself if there is a reason why people with disabilities aren't coming into your library
12:29:37 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Is your staff accessible?
12:29:43 From Lisa Vincent to Everyone:
	That is interesting about the research on learning styles, something I have wondered about ever since trying to learn more about them, what could benefit me in my teaching (& the student in their learing).  Would love to read more about this recent research about learning styles and no measurable effect upon learning outcomes?
12:30:04 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	Heather, there is a great article from The Atlantic about it. That's how I learned about it! https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2015/09/marthas-vineyard-sign-language-asl/407191/
12:30:06 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Tina yes, yes, yes!
12:31:01 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	There’s a webinar coming up in May about the accommodation process in libraries: https://www.nicheacademy.com/disability-accommodations-in-libraries
12:31:24 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Do you actively look for staff who are disabled as well? We do as part of our process
12:31:37 From Tina Craft to Everyone:
	@Julie will you be sending out emails about these upcoming webinars?
12:31:46 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	@Tina - yes!
12:31:54 From Tabbi Heavner to Everyone:
	Craig- how does that work since you can't ask? Mine are all invisible
12:31:57 From Sandi L. Bates to Everyone:
	I still think it is worthwhile knowing how people learn - left brain versus right brain in order to come up with appropriate examples for those learning styles. One talking about step x through x to get y and then one with Y backwards to how something is built. that keeps the interest of your learnings.
12:32:11 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	They’re also on our blog where you can register now: https://www.nicheacademy.com/blog
12:32:15 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Craig, do you also make it clear in your hiring process what accommodations you're able to offer? Also, I'll echo Tabbi's question about how to seek that without asking.
12:32:34 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Our state has a great program working with NC DHHS of offering folks a chance to get work experience as a fellowship all paid by the state and not the organization where they are working
12:32:49 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	If you go to https://www.nicheacademy.com/blog and sign up for emails at the bottom of the page, you will get emails about Niche Academy webinars
12:33:11 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	I think they have a lot of good webinar!
12:33:12 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Craig Ah, so you're actively seeking disabled people who are already involved in that kind of program?
12:33:18 From Brandi Tuttle to Everyone:
	Hi Laura H.!!
12:33:29 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	Hi Brandi! :D
12:33:57 From Dipa Thakkar to Everyone:
	Thank you for inf.
12:34:10 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Sandi, I had heard left/right brain wasn't the best term for that kind of distinction -- I'm curious to learn more!
12:34:14 From Dan Moenning to Everyone:
	Curbside is a point of pride being able to provide. We used it greatly during 2020.
12:34:42 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	I love that many libraries are continuing covid adjustments
12:35:04 From Heather Page to Everyone:
	Being left/right brained is not the scientific way a brain works--both hemispheres bounce off each other in many ways (hope this is helpful)
12:35:10 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Yes we do, because we work closely with all state agencies that help and we actively serve a disabled population. We also have Friends member who are disabled. We figure someone with a disability can understand the situation better. I do lots of technical support for downloading books, using our catalog and our website with those with disabilities. It's a great gift to serve folks and help someone
12:35:18 From Jasmine Peterkin to Everyone:
	Was very disappointed when things implemented due to Covid risks went away as they made things more accessible. Especially when Covid is still a current risk for many - moreso for those disabled!
12:35:23 From Tina Craft to Everyone:
	Make sure you keep in mind our color blind friends
12:35:24 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	Color blindness is not just red/green
12:35:25 From Krista Klemmer to Everyone:
	Effective use of colour is so important for those with visual processing issues!
12:35:55 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	For those designing visual materials for folks with colorblindness: https://venngage.com/tools/accessible-color-palette-generator
12:35:59 From Amanda Lofgren-Smith to Everyone:
	ouch
12:36:05 From Anika Dingcong-Martinez to Everyone:
	yikes my eyes
12:36:06 From Megan Rupe to Everyone:
	*whimper*
12:36:08 From Theresa Masters to Everyone:
	Simple is best for visual materials. These slides are VERY simple.
12:36:10 From Lisa Lockheart to Everyone:
	yep
12:36:28 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	That's not a 4.5:1 contrast ratio!!!
12:36:28 From Jasmine Peterkin to Everyone:
	😣
12:36:30 From Heather Page to Everyone:
	😖
12:36:31 From Dipa Thakkar to Everyone:
	can't read anything
12:36:34 From Monika Smith to Host and Panelists:
	Wow can barely make out the words!
12:36:39 From Jennifer Heise to Everyone:
	Contrast is our friend.
12:36:44 From Tina Craft to Everyone:
	@Jenna that is such a cool website
12:36:57 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Don't get swayed or corrupted by offering too much color and too many visuals
12:37:02 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	I think it was NC or CA state documents include color and patterned fill for charts - and white space between bars
12:37:27 From Theresa Masters to Everyone:
	And please use a sans serif font
12:37:30 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Jenny I think we DO have that in my neck of the books, but I can't remember if that's CA state or my county
12:37:44 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	I present so much to a disabled population that I don't learn on color as much and I only use images to make a simple point
12:37:55 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Theresa -- sans serif online, especially! But simple or slab serif in print can be helpful for some folks.
12:38:17 From Theresa Masters to Everyone:
	@Jenna, yes!
12:38:30 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	San Serif is good, but there are Serif fonts that are very readable depending on circumstance
12:38:30 From Susan Sandberg to Everyone:
	all four of my sons are colorblind and the teachers in elementary thought they just weren't engaged. I had to keep telling them the boys don't see the colors; please use black
12:39:09 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Susan as someone who has taught students with various print/vision disabilities, all I can say is, "oy vey!"
12:39:30 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	The whole contrast thing is going to be changing in WCAG 2.3 (I think that's the version)
12:39:48 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	When webinar ends - can you give us a few minutes to go over chat?
12:39:54 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	My boss who just retired was red-green color blind and my father's uncle was completely color blind
12:40:05 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	@Jenny I’ll be sharing the chat transcript with the blog in a few days!
12:40:12 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Minimum we print for anything in our library is 14pt
12:40:37 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Also 14 pt or larger is something we're required for Free Matter for the Blind
12:40:41 From Katie Dunbar to Everyone:
	I've read that san serif fonts are best on screens but serif fonts are better on printed materials.
12:41:26 From Rachel Stevenson to Everyone:
	@Kaite might be a good question for Q&A
12:41:28 From Anika Dingcong-Martinez to Everyone:
	+1 Katie
12:41:41 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	Thank you for mentioning that people wouldn't have to self disclose
12:41:57 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Readability also has to do with font height and width. Character spacing between letters
12:41:59 From Laura Kaminker to Everyone:
	Please don't put text over images!
12:42:11 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	+1 to Laura!
12:42:18 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Use lots of tools to help
12:42:20 From Jennifer Heise to Everyone:
	I usually tell powerpoint students that if you want people to be able to read it, it had better be at least 18 point, but that's old advice from Overhead Transparency days.
12:42:25 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	If you DO put text over images, use this tool, it's awesome https://brandwood.com/a11y/
12:42:32 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	Learned about it in another webinar
12:42:46 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	+Jennifer - overheads!
12:42:51 From Anika Dingcong-Martinez to Everyone:
	thank you, Laura!
12:42:53 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Want to check your website use WAVE tool
12:42:53 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Laura thanks for the wonderful site!
12:43:11 From Xiaocan Wang to Everyone:
	Can the slides be shared?
12:43:35 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Want to check contrast that follow up to date WCAG - try WCAG Color Contrast checker
12:43:42 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	I’ll be sharing the recording, chat transcript, audio transcript, and Dr. Copeland’s notes in a few days!
12:43:57 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	for digital media, your friendly neighborhood ADHDer also asks you NOT to include looping gifs or other constant motion elements
12:44:11 From Theresa Masters to Everyone:
	@jenna, totally agree
12:44:21 From Jasmine Peterkin to Everyone:
	Same here Jenna!! 😅
12:44:35 From Carrie Cullen to Everyone:
	@Jenna, yes, and please turn off your ceiling fans when presenting!
12:44:39 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	It would help to have links in the chat so we can open them right after webinar
12:44:41 From Jennifer Heise to Everyone:
	Thanks Laura for the Brandwood site
12:44:48 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Also make sure you're videos and audio don't automatically start.
12:44:54 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	A person who has ---
12:45:01 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	omg @Carrie and @Craig yes please!
12:45:05 From Michelle Minervini to Everyone:
	Okay these observations following Jenna's request are so validating right now
12:45:17 From Michelle Minervini to Everyone:
	cracking up at how much I relate to the ceiling fan comment
12:45:32 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Michelle, yay, so glad to hear it! Thanks to everyone else chipping in <3
12:45:34 From Heather M Thompson to Everyone:
	I'm ignorant to the ceiling fans request.  Please teach me.
12:45:50 From Monika Smith to Host and Panelists:
	I love the reframing which reminds us to see the person first and not any differences.
12:45:56 From Lisa Lockheart to Everyone:
	Heather, I believe the movement is difficult for some
12:45:57 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	Ceiling fans and other types of white noise can be overstimulating
12:46:03 From Laura Harris to Everyone:
	And distracting
12:46:09 From Michelle Minervini to Everyone:
	At least on my end, I have ADHD and it's very hard to direct my attention sometimes.  Something like a ceiling fan in the background diverts my attention from the speech
12:46:09 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Use captions for your videos and audios
12:46:15 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Heather, people with ADHD and other sensory disorders often have trouble separating words from background noise. A constant ceiling fan-type background noise makes it almost impossible for me to hear a speaker
12:46:38 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	https://www.americanbar.org/groups/diversity/disabilityrights/resources/implicit_bias/
12:46:39 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	The new practice is closed captioning of podcasts
12:46:41 From Heather M Thompson to Everyone:
	thank you for the explanation.  Is this along the same line as how my brain focuses on a pen clicking instead of the speaker?
12:46:43 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	https://centerforplainlanguage.org/
12:46:46 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	My office has ceiling fan in front of lights!!! Florescent lights. So fan not used
12:46:46 From Carrie Cullen to Everyone:
	The visual distortion of ceiling fans is also a big migraine trigger for me.
12:46:53 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Heather definitely!!
12:47:10 From Elizabeth Waugh to Everyone:
	Yes, noise can be very distracting (and rude) like people who how the habit of non-stop whistling.
12:47:18 From Elizabeth Waugh to Everyone:
	*have
12:47:29 From Tiffany Benson to Host and Panelists:
	Some people can hear voices in white noise so that can be a problem for me.
12:47:46 From Michelle Minervini to Everyone:
	@Heather - that's actually exactly the same thing - one auditory stimulus overriding the other
12:47:49 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	And yet, some people make noise without being rude - it can be a neurological characterisitc
12:48:31 From Heather M Thompson to Everyone:
	I've learned so much today. Thanks.
12:48:41 From Michelle Rojas to Everyone:
	My library (built in the 1970s) uses florescent lighting exclusively (the long light tubes). They often buzz and sound terrible. Definitely a turn-off for our neurodiverse students (and me)
12:49:20 From Amanda Lofgren-Smith to Everyone:
	We had an update from florescent to LED which has gone pretty well.  The live plants completely changed what color green they were though
12:49:48 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	@Michelle, oof, sounds like a nightmare for me too. And probably not helpful for HoH/d/Deaf folks and those with certain types of visual impairments either!
12:49:48 From Dipa Thakkar to Everyone:
	Thank you very much.
12:50:12 From Theresa Masters to Everyone:
	When I watch a webinar, I hide the chat and/or the presenter (if shown), because I can become distracted by these things
12:50:16 From Michelle Rojas to Everyone:
	Just looked up and realized we do have incandescent lights as well XD We don't have the budget to switch but I wish we did
12:50:18 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	NVDA is free to a good home for your own use!!!
12:50:20 From Michelle Minervini to Everyone:
	@Michelle - florescent lighting can be ROUGH if you're neurodiverse.  People don't understand how overwhelming it can be
12:50:39 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	For those of you who subscribe to Niche Academy, we have several tutorials on ADA basics, Allyship, and Recruiting, Hiring, and Onboarding Staff with Disabilities.
12:50:50 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	I know Pam personally
12:51:19 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	One of my favorite people ever when I first came to NC and took a trip to SC to see their setup
12:51:26 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	CT has changed name of LBPH to CT library of Accessible Book - CT LAB
12:51:42 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	I'll let Pam know you were presenting
12:51:43 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	Thank you so much Clayton and Julie!
12:52:10 From Jasmine Peterkin to Everyone:
	Thank you very much.
12:52:12 From Bianca Roberts to Everyone:
	Thank you very much. This was very informative.
12:52:15 From Erin Kelly to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:16 From Kat Trent to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you!!
12:52:17 From Shilpa Jacobie to Everyone:
	Thank you, Clayton and Julie. I have learned a lot today and looking forward into putting this into action.
12:52:20 From Ann Crawford to Everyone:
	Thank you Clayton!
12:52:21 From Annamarie Vanlier to Everyone:
	Thank you Julie and Clayton
12:52:23 From Laurel Campagna to Everyone:
	Thank you Clayton and Julie!
12:52:27 From Anika Dingcong-Martinez to Everyone:
	👏👏👏
12:52:29 From Anastasia Bazilevskaya to Everyone:
	Thank you very much!
12:52:31 From Valerie Moss to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:32 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	NC LBPH changed our name to SLNC - ABLS (Accessible Books and Library Serivces) this last January 2022
12:52:38 From Cynthia Chalker to Everyone:
	Thank you from Kansas!
12:52:45 From Brian James to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you
12:52:47 From Asa Espanto to Everyone:
	I love that quote. Thank you so much from out here in Arizona!
12:52:48 From Mark Jochem to Everyone:
	I love the Maya Angelou quote. This is all fantastic information. Thank you Dr. Copeland!
12:52:51 From Rachel Friedman to Everyone:
	A very moving, thought-provoking, and interesting discussion. Thank you
12:52:53 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	How awesome that you know Pam!!!
12:52:53 From Cristina Colquhoun to Host and Panelists:
	This was great, thank you so much!!
12:52:55 From Laura Kaminker to Everyone:
	Thank you Clayton! Terrific presentation.
12:52:56 From Brian Dinitto to Everyone:
	Very Good!  Thank you!
12:52:59 From Jennifer Crispin to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:53:03 From Jeri Murphy to Everyone:
	Thanks so much!
12:53:06 From Tyler Kroon to Everyone:
	Thank you Clayton!
12:53:08 From Malissa Davis to Everyone:
	Wonderful webinar!  Thank you!
12:53:10 From Christine Strlich to Everyone:
	Thank you for your presentation and for sharing your knowledge!
12:53:12 From Victoria Anderson to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:53:16 From Michelle Minervini to Everyone:
	Thank you so much for all of this, Clayton!  This was such a wonderful overview :-)
12:53:16 From Dena Simpson to Everyone:
	Thank you so much :)
12:53:20 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	can you put link to book in chat
12:53:22 From Ron Foster to Everyone:
	Nice presentation. Interesting topic. Thank you!
12:53:24 From LaTanya Burno to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:53:26 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Thanks for your presentation today!!!!
12:53:27 From Yasmin Golan to Everyone:
	Thank you.
12:53:29 From Matthew Carter to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:53:30 From Krista Klemmer to Everyone:
	Is there an audiobook version?
12:53:33 From Avis Mason to Everyone:
	Thank You!
12:53:46 From Lyndon Batiste to Everyone:
	Thank You. Your presentation made me better.
12:53:46 From Raegen Luntz to Everyone:
	Great webinar. Thank you!
12:53:46 From Theresa Masters to Everyone:
	My takeaway. Take one step TODAY! And another tomorrow. And tomorrow and so forth
12:53:47 From Miguel Rivera to Everyone:
	Thank you Clayton!! great and useful presentation
12:53:47 From Rachel Littleton to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you!
12:53:51 From Karen Pipta to Everyone:
	Thank you Clayton your presentation was great!
12:53:56 From Geneviève Mangerel to Everyone:
	thank you! very instructive webinar
12:53:56 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	https://www.abc-clio.com/products/A5549P/
12:53:57 From Dipa Thakkar to Everyone:
	Thank you Clayton and Julie!
12:54:03 From Patrice Fisher to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:03 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Is there a braille or large print version while we're at it?
12:54:07 From Eugenia Ortega to Host and Panelists:
	THANKS
12:54:14 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	Thanks Julie
12:54:17 From Chantel Swan to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:54:18 From Guadalupe Badillo to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:27 From Whitney Hyde to Everyone:
	Thank y'all!
12:54:30 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Thanks again
12:54:30 From Krista Klemmer to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:31 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	Thanks you!
12:54:32 From Emily Wagner to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:35 From Daphne Hughes to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you!
12:54:36 From DeAnna (she/her) to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:37 From Amanda Lofgren-Smith to Everyone:
	Thanks!
12:54:38 From Sofia Cardone to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:39 From Elizabeth Hadley to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:39 From Emma Trevena to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:39 From Aimee Thrasher-Hanson to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:40 From Diana Cassulis to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:40 From Dornette Scott to Everyone:
	Thank You!!
12:54:41 From Mark Black to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:42 From Roxanne Derda to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:42 From Marisol Gutierrez-Rodriguez to Everyone:
	excellent
12:54:42 From Mallory Witzig to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:44 From Michelle Rojas to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:44 From Jacqui Celecia to Everyone:
	thank you
12:54:44 From Aaron Cohen to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:45 From Marina Griffin to Everyone:
	Thank you so much!
12:54:45 From Leslie Niemczura Jankowski to Everyone:
	thank you!
12:54:45 From Jackie Lockwood to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:46 From JENNIFER WALKER to Everyone:
	Thank yoU!
12:54:46 From JO CONWAY to Everyone:
	Thank you!! That was great and so informative.
12:54:46 From Susan Sandberg to Everyone:
	thanks from Calgary, Alberta, Canada!
12:54:48 From Rita Schmidt to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:48 From Christine Johnson to Everyone:
	👏🏼
12:54:49 From Tom Holehan to Everyone:
	Lovely presentation.  Valuable.
12:54:49 From Maud Mundava to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you so much
12:54:49 From Joseph Octaviano to Everyone:
	Thank You Dr. Copeland!
12:54:50 From Ronda Sanchez to Everyone:
	Thank you!!
12:54:50 From Jeanenne Robinson to Everyone:
	Thank you   USC-Columbia grad here!
12:54:50 From Joseph Dudley to Everyone:
	Thank you for the presentation!
12:54:51 From Lisa Sampley to Everyone:
	Thanks
12:54:51 From Dan Moenning to Everyone:
	Much gratitude!
12:54:51 From Mark Kaplan to Everyone:
	Thanks!
12:54:51 From Silvia Cordell to Everyone:
	It was awesome! Thank you
12:54:53 From Cassandra Viers to Everyone:
	Thank you so much for your words today. Very inspiring
12:54:53 From Michelle Harrell to Everyone:
	Thanks so much Dr. Copeland!
12:54:54 From Thomas Crocker to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you!
12:54:54 From Morgan O'Rourke to Everyone:
	Thanks, Dr. Copeland!
12:54:55 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Your presentation was a reminder also
12:54:56 From Candace Havely to Everyone:
	Thanks!
12:54:56 From Sharon Richardson to Everyone:
	Thank You!
12:54:57 From Michelle Reeves-Osborne to Everyone:
	Thank you so much!!! Amazing presentation!!!
12:55:00 From Dawn Bish to Everyone:
	Thank you so much. This was very informative!
12:55:02 From Karen Neary to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:55:05 From Maria Macias to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:55:06 From Heather M Thompson to Everyone:
	👏🏼
12:55:07 From Patrice Fisher to Everyone:
	👏👏👏👏👏
12:55:07 From Thomas Crocker to Everyone:
	Thanks so much!
12:55:07 From Ann Crawford to Everyone:
	👏🏻
12:55:08 From Debra Cimino to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you from Illinois!
12:55:15 From Tonya Miller to Everyone:
	Thank you for the wonderful presentation.
12:55:17 From Midge Simms to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you, I have learned so much !
12:55:37 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Ask them first before you do anything
12:55:43 From Monika Smith to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you.  What a wonderful presentation!  You gave us many things to ponder on and suggestions to create change.
12:55:51 From Carise Cruz to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you!
12:55:55 From Whitney Berriman to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:56:04 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	Don't offer a solution for the person -- ask if there is any way that you can help, and let them tell you the type of help they'd like
12:56:05 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Same thing when you offer to sighted guide someone
12:56:17 From Waneta Gagne to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you for this amazing presentation.  It was a real support to me as I continue to work with the ID community in our county delivering programs.
12:56:26 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	It's about respect
12:56:30 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Feel free to check our coming webinars, including two more on accessibility, here: https://www.nicheacademy.com/blog
12:56:35 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	My library is OLD and stacks cannot be moved. We offer to pull books for anyone who can't maneuver stacks.
12:56:46 From Erin Bradford to Everyone:
	IF she wants the help is an excellent point
12:56:57 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	One of the first things we are taught at our library, because of who and how we work, is etiquette
12:57:23 From Anika Dingcong-Martinez to Everyone:
	such a great point, never touch someone's mobility device w/o asking
12:57:31 From Heather M Thompson to Everyone:
	I feel like Clayton should read audio books!
12:57:41 From Heather M Thompson to Everyone:
	sorry record audio books.
12:57:53 From Shilpa Jacobie to Everyone:
	@heather yes. She has such a soothing voice.
12:57:54 From Michelle Minervini to Everyone:
	@Heather - she definitely has a great voice, I would listen to them!
12:57:59 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	haha @Heather I agree!
12:58:00 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	If she wants to she can come record in our local recording studios
12:58:05 From Amanda Lofgren-Smith to Everyone:
	Their mobility device gives them MORE freedom, and you appropriating it TAKES it
12:58:40 From Anika Dingcong-Martinez to Everyone:
	+1 Amanda!
12:58:50 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	We also have some great tutorials on equity on Niche Academy for anyone who is a subscriber.
12:59:16 From Katie Tyson to Everyone:
	I saw a really good graphic on that this morning.
12:59:30 From Joseph Dudley to Everyone:
	My library has recently gone all virtual, and I've been paying attention to ALT text for accessibility in my LibGuides.  What other items should I be paying attention to in order to ensure access?
12:59:35 From Shilpa Jacobie to Everyone:
	@katie, can you please share?
12:59:35 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	THEY need to decide what is needed - NOT us assuming
12:59:37 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Accessibility = Equitability
12:59:51 From Michelle Minervini to Everyone:
	http://i2.wp.com/interactioninstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/IISC_EqualityEquity.png?zoom=2&resize=730%2C547 <-- I LOVE this cartoon as an illustration of equity vs equality
13:00:02 From Katie Tyson to Everyone:
	it's that one
13:00:05 From Jenna Brotsky to Everyone:
	I have to leave, but once again, thank you so much to Dr. Copeland and Julie Edwards for the wonderful webinar, and thanks to all y'all in the chat for sharing the conversation with me!
13:00:25 From Anika Dingcong-Martinez to Everyone:
	This graphic is great! Justice would be removing the barrier altogether.
13:00:48 From Katie Tyson to Everyone:
	https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5bcf4199755be275631bed55/1610468526172-PDYMTTDRLRFG62FHO68Q/EEJ.jpg
13:01:01 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	If anyone wants, I just finished up an Accessibility Guide for Library technology as part of a LibGuide we offer to libraries we present for on accessibility
13:01:10 From Shilpa Jacobie to Everyone:
	Thank you @michelle and @katie
13:01:24 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	Craig can you put link in chat?
13:01:28 From Katy Thyden to Everyone:
	Yes pls, Craig!
13:01:29 From Aimee Thrasher-Hanson to Everyone:
	I would be interested, Craig!
13:01:42 From Shilpa Jacobie to Everyone:
	Craig, I am interested too
13:01:47 From Michelle Minervini to Everyone:
	Thank you @Anika and @Katie - that's even better!  I hadn't seen that variation before
13:01:48 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	https://statelibrary.ncdcr.libguides.com/ABLS-Accessibility-Guide
13:01:52 From Samantha Yeung to Everyone:
	Thank  you....
13:01:54 From Tova Johnson to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you, Dr. Copeland!
13:01:56 From Shilpa Jacobie to Everyone:
	Thank you Craig
13:01:57 From Shirley Fuertes to Everyone:
	Thanks
13:01:58 From Angela Martinez to Everyone:
	Thank you.
13:01:58 From Krista Klemmer to Everyone:
	Thank you so much!
13:01:59 From Shelbie Howard to Everyone:
	Thank you so much for your thoughtfulness
13:01:59 From Jeremy Merritt to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:02:01 From Abby Noland to Everyone:
	Thank you so very much!
13:02:02 From Katy Thyden to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:02:03 From Kat Trent to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you all!
13:02:04 From Jenny Groome to Everyone:
	Craig do you know Denise Jones?
13:02:04 From Shelbie Howard to Everyone:
	and sharing your knowledge
13:02:06 From Roxanne Pico to Everyone:
	thank you!
13:02:06 From Tina Craft to Everyone:
	Could you provide a list of all the links shared to make it easier to find all the resources people mentioned.
13:02:09 From Emily Knutson to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:02:10 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Take a look. I also just did a talk with ALA on ALt-Text
13:02:11 From Sarah Griffis to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:02:12 From Susan Jones to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:02:12 From Keri O'Hern to Everyone:
	thank you so much!
13:02:12 From Melissa Robertson to Everyone:
	Thank you all
13:02:19 From Christine Johnson to Everyone:
	Just ordered the book!
13:02:21 From Connie Chow to Everyone:
	thank you!
13:02:23 From Lois J. Crump to Host and Panelists:
	Thank You, very good webinar.
13:02:27 From Lori Davis to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:02:35 From Erin Thompson to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:02:36 From Adrienne Roush to Everyone:
	Thank you for the presentation!
13:02:36 From Debbie Cash to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:02:43 From Shilpa Jacobie to Everyone:
	Thank you, so much.
13:02:43 From Natalie Starosta to Everyone:
	Thank you
13:02:44 From Craig Hayward to Everyone:
	Thanks. I love that you're in South Carolina and you know Pam Davenport
13:02:45 From Katelyn Johnson to Everyone:
	thank you!
13:02:45 From April Nunez to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:02:49 From Lise LeTellier to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you. It is good frame shift!!
13:02:50 From Elaine Harrod to Everyone:
	Thank you
13:02:51 From Elizabeth Waugh to Everyone:
	Thank you, it was very, very good!! People were awfully snappy toward each other in the chat though which is quite unusual and saddening given the topic of the webinar :(