Explore these topics in the Library's catalogue!
You can also browse the shelves by call number range. Books about accessibility are mainly classified by topic, such as the design of barrier-free schools, shelved under Education call number, LB3222.3.
Shown below are other examples of call number ranges related to aspects of accessibility and disabilities:
| BF 727.H3 | Psychology - People with disabilities |
| HV 1551-HV 3024 | People with Disabilities |
| KE 3256.P46 | Discrimination in employment - People with disabilities |
| LC 4024 | Education of Children with Disabilities |
| NA 2545.P5 | Architecture - Barrier-free design |
| RE 91 | Vision disorders |
| RF 290 | Hearing disorders |
| TH 4816.15 | Buildings - Construction - Barrier-free design |
Did you know that in addition to our print collection, the library also has many thousands of e-books, including scholarly books, on a wide range of topics? You can find both e-books and print books via searching the Novanet catalogue. All of our e-books are listed in the catalogue. You can also search for e-books directly in one of our e-book databases. There are several options for accessing and downloading e-books. As a SMU student, staff, or faculty member, you have complete access to e-books on and off campus.
The Library also subscribes to large e-book collections, including the EBSCO eBook Collection and ProQuest Ebook Central. E-book collections are listed in the Databases A-Z listing.
Disability, Human Rights, and Information Technology by 
Inclusive Design for a Digital World: Designing with Accessibility in Mind by 
From Mobility to Accessibility by 
Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities and the Inclusive Future of Libraries by Check out the guides below to learn how to search the Novanet catalogue: