Accessibility Statement The Turner Free Library includes accessibility features on its website as part of its mission "to serve the informational, educational, cultural, and recreational needs of all the members of the diverse Randolph community." Over 60% of adults in the US have a disability of some kind, many of which can make websites like the Turner Free Library's difficult to use. This in turn limits their access to library services and resources. In order to make the Library's website as inclusive as possible, it includes the Recite Me web accessibility and language toolbar. The Turner Free Library is also a KultureCity Certified Sensory Inclusive Venue , with TFL staff completing yearly training on providing sensory inclusive services. The Library offers Sensory Bags at both TFL Help Desks, which contain headphones and sensory fidgets available for anyone to use while at the TFL. Measures to support accessibility To ensure the accessibility of its website, the Turner Free Library takes the following measures: Include accessibility as part of the Library's mission statement Provide continual accessibility training for Library staff Add the Recite Me web accessibility and language toolbar to the Library's website Recite Me Web Accessibility and Language Toolbar The Recite Me toolbar allows visitor's to the Turner Free Library's website to access the library services and resources they're looking for. The comprehensive Recite Me toolbar works across all devices and offers a unique range of functions ensuring that our work is accessible to all. You can use it to: Read website text aloud (including PDFs) Download the text as an MP3 file to play it where and when it suits you Change font sizes and colors Customize background-color Translate text into more than 100 different languages Access a fully integrated dictionary and thesaurus How to Access the Recite Me Toolbar The Recite Me toolbar allows visitor's to the Turner Free Library's website to access the library services and resources they're looking for. The compreh Web Content Accessibility Conformance Status The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) defines requirements for designers and developers to improve accessibility for people with disabilities. It defines three levels of conformance: Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA. The Turner Free Library's website is partially conformant with WCAG 2.1 level AA. Partially conformant means that some parts of the content do not fully conform to the accessibility standard.

撥號故事 Library Director Sharon Parrington Wright 781-961-0932 ext. 5 spwright@ocln.org Head of Children's Services Samantha Boucher 781-961-0932 ext. 6 sboucher@randolph.ocln.org Young Adult Engagement Manager Joanne E. Batson 781-961-0932 ext. 7 jbatson@randolph.ocln.org Outreach Manager Avian Deane 781-961-0932 ext. 8 adeane@randolph.ocln.org Circulation Manager May Seeto 781-961-0932 mseeto@randolph.ocl n.org Turner Free Library Archives library@randolph.ocln.org

借用技術，小工具，遊戲等 特納免費圖書館提供技術，小工具，棋盤遊戲等，您可以在家中藉用和使用！ 僅限特納免費圖書館持卡人。 Proper Use and Liability: In consideration of being permitted to borrow tools and equipment, the borrower agree to release and indemnify and hold harmless the Turner Free Library and the Town of Randolph, its officers, agents, and employees from any and all liability, loss, claims, and demands, actions or causes of action for the death or injury to any persons and/or for any property damage of any nature suffered or incurred by any person which arises or may arise or be occasioned in any way from the use of tools and equipment borrowed from the Turner Free Library. As with all Library materials, the borrower is responsible for the item and will be billed for reasonable replacement costs associated with damage, or loss of items. Neither the Turner Free Library or the Town of Randolph are not responsible for any costs incurred or damage to personal equipment while borrowers use items from the Library. Filter by category Games Make & Mend Outdoor Technology Tools

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Welcome to TFL Kids! From babies to tweens, the Turner Free Library offers a variety of materials, resources, and programs for kids! Upcoming Kids' Programs Britannica School Find information for homework and school projects by reading level, grade and age. Also includes a Lesson Plan Builder for teachers with nonfiction content aligned to the Common Core and State Standards. Hoopla TV shows, music, movies and more all free with your library card PebbleGo An award-winning PreK–3rd-grade database for reading and research. Databases are simple to navigate and offer key reading supports such as read-along audio and word-by-word highlighting. What to Read Next Looking for inspiration? TFL librarians have some suggestions! Community & Crisis Help Food, fuel, housing assistance and much more, this list includes a wide range of local organizations ready to offer help! Kanopy Like Netflix for libraries! Thousands of free movies and tv shows Reset Library PIN In this tutorial video, learn how to reset your Library PIN number. You need your PIN number in order to access the OCLN catalog and several of our digital resources. Resetting your pin is easy and can be done entirely online! Discounted Museum Passes Save on admission costs to great local museums and other organizations! Libby Free digital books, audiobooks, and magazines TFL Kids From babies to tweens, the Turner Free Library offers a variety of materials, resources, and programs for kids! HelpNow Need homework help? Get live online tutoring for free here! New Release Newsletters Want to stay up-to-date on all new releases? Subscribe to our book newsletters! Select any and all genres you're interested in to receive monthly updates on what's new and novel. TFL's Monthly Newsletter View the latest edition of our monthly newsletter, the Turner Talk, for the latest information about library programs and services.

Need book suggestions for what to read nest? Check out these suggested sites or get your personal recommendations from a librarian by filling out our form. 新來港定居人士 Want to stay up-to-date on all new releases? Subscribe to our book newsletters! Select any and all genres you're interested in to receive monthly updates on what's new and novel. Register Reading & Resource Lists ALSC Recommendations Lists of books recommended by the Association for Library Service to Children Award Winners for Kids Book and media award winners, including the recipients of the Caldecott, Carnegie, and Newbery Medals Haitian Heritage Month Books for adults, kids, and teens in English and Haitian Creole New Release Newsletters Want to stay up-to-date on all new releases? Subscribe to our book newsletters! Select any and all genres you're interested in to receive monthly updates on what's new and novel. Quick Reads (Hi-Lo) High-interest, low-readability (Hi-Lo) books for teens and adults Women's History Books and films relating to the Women's Suffrage Centennial and the ongoing struggle for equal rights APIA Heritage Books and films celebrating Asian and Pacific Islander American heritage Black Lives, Black History Books, films, websites, and more celebrating the history and contributions of Black Americans Health Literacy & Equity Books, ebooks, and websites providing evidence-based health information NoveList K-8 Plus Read-alikes, grade level, and reading level suggestions for kids in kindergarten through eighth grade School Required Reading Books assigned for summer reading by local schools Addiction and Recovery Local resources and books about addiction and recovery Caribbean-American Heritage Books and films celebrating Caribbean-American heritage Job Seekers Books and websites for job seekers NoveList Plus Read-alikes and suggestions for teens and adults TFL Recommendations Personalized recommendations from Turner Free Library's librarians Anti-Racism Books, films, and websites for anyone interested in taking a stand against racial prejudice and intolerance Grief and Loss Books and online resources for those who are experiencing a loss or grieving NPR's Books We Love Yearly guide to NPR's favorite reads Pride Month LGBTQIA+ books and movies for Pride Month Teen Book Finder Award winning books, audiobooks, and films for teens 12-18

撥號故事 The Turner Free Library is proud to partner with the Massachusetts Trial Court to offer access to virtual court services through the Access to Justice library initiative. The Access to Justice initiative works to ensure that all members of our community have equitable access to court resources, including virtual services. Through the Access to Justice website you can: look up case information, join a remote hearing, get help from the court service centers and front desks, find court forms, and more. Printing and Reserving a Private Space at the Turner Free Library to Attend Court Remotely More information about printing services and costs at the Turner Free Library. Turner Free Library card holders can reserve the Meeting Pod or the Turner Free Studio as a private, quiet spaces to attend court remotely. For assistance in reserving a space without a library card, please email ralib@ocln.org or call 781-961-0932, ext. 4. Due to the popularity of these spaces, please make a reservation as far in advance as possible.

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