The Adaptive Technology Center utilizes adaptive software and
hardware to meet the needs of students with various disabilities.
The computer programs and equipment help students with class work,
improve their learning skills, and prepare for tests.
The
following tools are available for students in the Disabled Student
Services, and Learning Disabilities program:
COGNITIVE DISABILITIES
Kurzweil
3000-scan and read textbooks and other paper documents.
Inspiration-visual
learning tool for developing ideas using diagramming and outlining.
SkillsBank
4-software designed to help build basic reading, writing and math
skills.
Co:Writer-easy
to use word prediction program.
Write:OutLoud-easy
to use word processor program.
TextHELP-software
program for reading text out-loud, word prediction, and building
word ideas.
Dragon
Naturally Speaking-voice recognition program used for dictation
text.
VISUAL
DISABILITY
JAWS-a
screen reading software program.
Duxbury-software
program used to create Braille text documents.
Paragon
Braille printer-equipment for Brailling documents.
Kurzweil
1000-scans and read textbooks and other paper documents.
CCTV-closed
circuit monitor for enlarging text and other colored pictures.
Zoomtext-
software program for enlarging text and menus of other programs.
PHYSICAL
DISABILITY
Dragon
Naturally Speaking-voice recognition program used for dictating
text.
Joy
stick-alternate choice for mouse operation.
Keyboard
guard-to control keyboarding using a plastic guard.
Adjustable
tables-for raising and lowering keyboard and/or monitor.