Assistive Technology Center

Overview

2008

October is Disability Awareness Month

The Assistive Technology Center provides computer access services for students with disabilities. Services include:

• training classes in assistive technology software:
  • JAWS, screen reader,
  • Dragon NaturallySpeaking, voice recognition,
  • Zoomtext, text enlarging,
  • Kurzweil 3000 and 1000, scanning/text-to-speech software;
• access to the Internet using assistive technology;
• resources for accessible web design;
• accessible workstations in campus computer labs;
• alternate media services - course materials and textbooks in alternate formats such as Braille, e-text, or large print.

The ATC is a resource to the campus community for assistive technology training, accessible web design and alternate media services. Students interested in enrolling in DSKL 817 (Assistive Computer Access) should contact
Carolyn Fiori (650-574-6432). For Alternate Media Services, contact Sue Roseberry (650-574-6698).

Text Based View - By clicking on this link you can test out the new "Text Transcoder" service from UsableNet. The page will be changed to text only and you can continue to explore in a text-only environment. For more information the Transcoder, please visit the High Tech Center Training Unit page.

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