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The following list contains some of the possible services and equipment that may be used in accommodating students with disabilities. Please check with the Accessibility Services staff at your campus for appropriate ways to handle the administration of a specific accommodation.
Audio/Alternative Book Formats
Student May Record Lectures
Speech to Text Technology During Lectures
Guided Notes or Copy of Lecture Notes/PPT's - not to be shared with other students
Closed Caption
Sign Language interpreter
Electronic device used for note taking - unless authorized, use of the internet, email, or any other communications on device during class is prohibited
Distraction reduced testing area
Extra time on exams
Exams read (using ReadSpeaker)
Use of calculator on math exams at the discretion of the instructor - if computation is not the assessment target
Voice and Braille output
Braille embosser
Tape recorders
Talking calculators
Microscope magnification system
Closed-circuit televisions (CCTV)
Classroom amplifiers (Assistive Listening Devices)
Adapted computers
Voice output and enlarged screen–adaptive keyboards
Computer technology–adaptive software
Closed-caption decoders–voice-recognition computer input
Computer-assisted reading equipment with text to speech (TTS) formats