Search all of UMary Welder Library's EBSCO databases at once. Searching here would not include other, non-EBSCO, databases such as JSTOR or Sage.
EBSCO is committed to providing all users with access to their various products, declaring that “Libraries are for everyone.” Some of the key features available on all their products include:
- Text-to-speech for all full-text articles
- Transcripts for audiovisual materials
- Descriptive page titles and alt text for important images
- Keyboard-only navigation
- EPUB and DRM-free format for many eBook titles
See EBSCO's full accessibility statement and features Here.
Interdisciplinary, scholarly content in a wide variety of formats, including magazines, scholarly journals, newspapers, video, and more.
Highlights of Gale's accessibility features include:
- Built-in screen reader
- Keyboard navigation controls,
- Adjustable font sizes, colors, and types
- Transcripts and closed captions of video and audio content
- and much more
See Gale's full accessibility policy and features Here.
JSTOR is the most widely used database for subjects relating to literature/language arts. The majority of its journals relate to fields in the humanities and liberal arts.
JSTOR is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for persons with disabilities.
- Text-to-speech for all full-text articles
- Descriptive page titles and alt text for important images
- Keyboard-only navigation
- Careful attention to heading structure for understanding page hierarchy
See JSTOR's full accessibility statement and features Here.
Interdisciplinary, scholarly content in subjects including health sciences, materials sciences, social sciences, humanities, and more.
SageJournals is committed to constantly improve their site's accessibility standards, and current features include:
- Adjustable text type and size
- Screen reader compatibility
- WCAG complient color contrast
- Alternative text for visual content
- and more…
See SageJournals' full accessibility statement and features Here.