Assistive technology is available to students with documented disabilities through the Coordinator of Disability Services in the Center for Academic Planning & Support. Portable equipment may be signed out of the center for short-term use.

Examples of assistive technology

• Open computer lab with word-processing software/editing tools
• Online tutorials and self-assessment tools
• Hand-held spellcheckers
• Tape recorders
• Specialized recorders for use with books on tape
• FM hearing devices
• Ergonomic keyboards
• Adjustable-height work station
• CCTV to enlarge text
• Portable Scanner
• PC Tablet
• Computer station with specialized software:

  -Dragon Naturally Speaking voice-recognition software
  -Math Talk voice-recognition software to use with Dragon
  -Inspiration to assist with written expression
  -Zoomtext to enlarge text
  -Read & Write Gold Mobil to promote literacy skill development (on a USB flash drive) includes scan and read text feature and text- mp3/Audio conversions

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