The AccessText Network Continues to Grow: 60,000 requests in 2012; 80,000 requests in 2013; 94,000 requests in 2014; 99,000 requests in 2015; and 102,000 requests in 2016.
Request Files from Leading Textbook Publishers: Elsevier, Lynne Rienner Publishers Sinauer Associates, Jones & Bartlett Learning F.A. Davis Company , Cengage Learning, W.W. Norton, Springer Publishing, SAGE Publications, Inc., McGraw-Hill Education, Pearson Education, John Wiley & Sons., Macmillan Higher Education Kogan Page, Image: books
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The AccessText Network welcomes new member publishers RosettaBooks, Charles C. Thomas Publisher, and Labyrinth Learning
 

Post-secondary members can request files and permissions from leading publishers with one simple form. All post-secondary institutions in the United States and Canada are eligible to join at no cost.

AccessText is an efficient system for publishers to process disability-related requests from post-secondary institutions. Publishers large and small are encouraged to join.

The AccessText Resource Center has tools, tips, and useful information on a variety of accessibility topics with no membership required.

What Our Members Are Saying

Western Carolina University

York College
Western Carolina University

ATN has saved us considerable time energy and frustration. ATN ROCKS! Angie Song, Support Specialist

 York College

I don't have to go to every publisher to request alternate formats. Lisa Maycock, Disability Accommodations Specialist

Richmond Community College

Cowley County Community College
Richmond Community College

AccessText is wonderful. The students are very pleased with the service and how quickly we are able to access their textbooks. Debbie Spurlin, Disability Services Coordinator

 Cowley County Community College

ATN has been a big asset to me in providing accommodations for students. I am able to get textbooks in a matter of days or sometimes within hours. Mark Richardson, Disability Service Coordinator