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We are now part of City St George's, University of London. This website contains information relating to our Tooting Library. We have a separate library site which covers our Northampton Square, Business and Law libraries.

Resources

Click below to find out more about some of the accessibility and neurodiversity resources available in the library.

 

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Assistive Technology
TextHelp Read&Write software is available on all the PCs in the computer rooms on the first floor, Hunter Wing. This can also be accessed on personal laptops by going to Apps Anywhere to download it. You can find instructional videos on the Read&Write website and additional guidance is available in the Quick Guides area on Canvas
Online Resources and Databases
The library provides learning resources, such as LibGuides and videos, in accessible formats (audio description, alt text) to assist in the use of online resources and databases. If you are struggling to access resources, contact the library Liaison Team via this email: liasion@sgul.ac.uk  
Training and Workshops
The university provides training in Microsoft Office, including Excel, and the Liaison team provide group and one-to-one training in referencing and literature searching. The team is responsive to individual accessibility needs, please let them know in advance of a session. Email: liasion@sgul.ac.uk 
IT Hardship

To address digital inequality, we have made laptops and tablets available for loan to students. To apply for a device, an application form must be completed, and devices will be given to the following priority groups:

 

  • Students who are eligible to receive a grant from the City St George’s Opportunity Fund
  • Students who are eligible to receive a grant from the Access to Learning Fund
  • Students who are registered disabled, care leavers and/or have caring responsibilities
  • International students who may have difficulty sourcing an appropriate device on arrival in the UK
  • Students from low income households.

If you do not fit into one of the above groups but think you might struggle to finance a device, please email: ITHardship@sgul.ac.uk  to discuss the potential support options available.

If you think you are eligible for a Laptop or Tablet via our IT Hardship scheme, please read the terms and conditions and follow the link to fill in the application form here

 

 

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