Requests for Alternative Formats

Students should register through their campus accessibility office. Faculty and staff should contact Health & Well-being Programs and Services. Once referred, you can work directly with the library team for ongoing support. 

Timelines vary depending on the material and format. Some may take a few days; others may take longer. Please request items as early as possible. 

Yes. If you face barriers using third-party academic tools, we will reach out to the vendors to resolve the issue and help you find alternatives in the meantime. 

Yes. Instructors are responsible for providing accessible teaching materials, and we are happy to help you locate captioned content or advise on how to create it. 

 Let us know what content is causing the issue and what format you need. We will work with you to ensure access. 

More detailed information is available on the University of Toronto’s Library Accessibility page.   

Or visit the Accessibility Services page to learn more about university-wide accessibility policies, training and accommodations.