Reading and Writing Support

Do you have a reading disability due to for example dyslexia, vision impairment or adhd? If so, we can help you obtain your course literature as talking books. 

Talking books

Talking Books can be accessed through Legimus. You can get an account if you have a disability that makes it difficult to read printed text. You need to book an appointment with a librarian, who will help you submit an application. It will then take a few days for Legimus to get back to you with a login. At the meeting you can also get extended loans on printed course textbooks. You make an appointment by sending an email to: talbokhtbibl.luse.

Come by with your text

You're also welcome to bring all your questions about writing, language, and your studies to our drop-in workshop Come by with your text. It takes place every Thursday during the semester period from 15:00 to 16:00 in computer room SOL:B210 on the second floor of the SOL Library. There, you'll meet our language consultant and librarians from the HT Libraries.

Listen to your literature with TorTalk

TorTalk is a tool you can use to listen to all types of texts, in your mobile phone and your computer. It's installed on all library computers, and available for download in the Libraries at Lund University's Guide on Talking Books.

Resource room

The LUX library has an individual study room with a height adjustable desk. Students that have been granted extended loans may book the resource room for a maximum of four hours per day, and a total of 12 hours per week. You can book the resource room at the information desk in the library.