NTID Blog

Did you know that the library has a digitalization lab you can use to support your curriculum? For example, if you need photos or documents scanned, you can request that for any item in our collections, including archives. For more faculty services, check out this Faculty Services InfoGuide. 

Deaf and hard or hearing undergraduate and master students who are US citizens might be interested in applying to the AIBIDS summer research experience (funded by the National Library of Medicine). We have posted a video in ASL (English captioned) on the main website
(aibids.org) about the program. Please pass on to those you thing might be interested.

Maryland has a Deaf Culture Digital Library for Maryland residents.

https://www.marylanddcdl.org/

Bookshare offers free accessible books for blind or deafblind users such as e-Braille.The user can create an account and access the books. Book alternatives are available via this InfoGuide. 

Use the Google translation extension and go to the online website for books which are in Italian. and can be translated into English. It is also in Italian sign language. Some of the books have deaf characters, like Stella. 

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A new NTID Theatre History InfoGuide is available and will be continually updated. 

There is a new InfoGuide on Dr. Robert F. Panara in preparation for an upcoming exhibit at the RIT Museum and the Dyer Arts Center. 

Check out the FAQ InfoGuide tab regarding copyright and plagiarism. 

Sage has added new resources to its free-to-access social and behavioral research hub about democracy and the 2024 elections. The democracy and elections hub now contains articles, collections, and business cases about Scotus, presidential transitions, political advertisements, and more related to the US election.

The Best New Comics for Adults list from NYPL is out.