2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-43687-2_37
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Utilization of Assistive Technologies Among Visually Impaired Students in University Libraries in Uganda: Users’ Experiences

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“…Abdelrahman (2016) also supported that VIUs could not fully use library AT facilities due to lack of knowledge to operate these gadgets. It had been confirmed that VIUs were not fully using AT facilities available in the libraries and were not well-versed in using AT independently (Agabirwe and Kiyingi, 2020; Ramasesh and Chandrashekara, 2014). A study also found that due to lack of proper training in using AT, most of the VIUs prefer scribes in examinations (Bhardwaj, 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Abdelrahman (2016) also supported that VIUs could not fully use library AT facilities due to lack of knowledge to operate these gadgets. It had been confirmed that VIUs were not fully using AT facilities available in the libraries and were not well-versed in using AT independently (Agabirwe and Kiyingi, 2020; Ramasesh and Chandrashekara, 2014). A study also found that due to lack of proper training in using AT, most of the VIUs prefer scribes in examinations (Bhardwaj, 2021).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%