The AccessText Network facilitates the delivery of textbooks in electronic format to higher education institutions for use by students with disabilities. AccessText incorporates information on over 300,000 titles from leading textbook publishers. For more information on membership visit www.accesstext.org.
Publishers
If you are a publisher who would like information about participating in the Publisher Look-Up Service or the AccessText Network, please contact us.
Students/Faculty
If you are seeking an electronic format of a book or permission to scan it, please contact your campus DSS office. The DSS office is responsible for certifying student eligibility for accommodations and is typically the publisher's main point of contact.
If you would like to report an error in this information or you are the publisher and would like to update your information, please Contact Us. For more information on requesting materials from publishers and for a request form, please review the Request Guidelines.
Alternate-Format Requests for Disability Access
We work to make as many of our titles as possible available in alternate formats. Please send requests to our contracts and rights manager (Neal Swain) by email or mail, and include information about the class the student is taking and whether they have purchased a copy of the book.