<aside>
This revised AAO-AVSL Resource Hub is the culmination of over a year of conversation between a subcommittee of the Association of Vision Science Librarians (AVSL)* with representatives from the American Academy of Optometry.**
The subcommittee considered user feedback from the previous iteration of the Resource Hub in the goal of redesigning the site to be clearer, easier to navigate, and more useful overall.
We invite any users or potential users to provide feedback on the new site, including areas for improvement.
*Leslie Holland, MLIS, Southern College of Optometry; Elaine Wells, MLIS, AHIP-D, SUNY College of Optometry; Heather Edmonds, MLIS, AHIP-D, FAAO; Rudy Barreras, MLIS, Western University of Health Sciences
**Dr. Andrew Mick, OD, FAAO, Secretary-Treasurer of the AAO Board of Directors; Dr. Gloria Chiu, OD, FAAO, FSLS; Kayla Ritten, MBA, CAE, AAO Vice President of Membership and Communications
</aside>
<aside>
This collection of resources, many of which are free to access, was compiled and is maintained by the Association of Vision Science Librarians, in collaboration with the American Academy of Optometry.
While not meant to be comprehensive, it was created as a starting point for:
All resources included are categorized two different ways: by subject(s) covered, and by type of resource. Click on the respective tabs to find resources that meet your needs. Clicking on a resource card will bring you directly to that resource.
This site is updated periodically. Please report any errors or issues.
Neither AVSL nor AAO specifically endorse the resources or links included herein.
</aside>
<aside>
<aside>
Click on the tabs below to find resources and links to article citations on a given subject. Clicking on the card will bring you to that resource or collection of article citations from the last five years.
</aside>
</aside>
<aside>
<aside>
Click on the tabs below to find resources according to type. The subject(s) of each resource is indicated by the tags on each card. Clicking on the card will bring you to that resource or collection of article citations from the last five years.
</aside>
</aside>