Instructional Computing Labs

Most library, instructional computing and university residential housing computing labs including the following assistive technologies:

Locations

• Accessibility resources in the library, including computer workstations
• Locations of publically available scanners in the library for scanning books into OpenBook or Kurzweil 3000
• CITES Instructional Computing Labs
• University Residence Halls

Microsoft Windows 7

• Sticky Keys
• Mouse Keys
• ZoomText Screen Magnifer
• JAWS Screen Reader
• Kurzwiel 3000

Mac OS X

• Sticky Keys
• Mouse Keys
• Zoom and Display Screen Magnifer
• VoiceOver Screen Reader

Problems

If you have a problem using the assistive technology or it is not available please report it to your instructor or lab manager and contact DRES as soon as possible (217) 333-1970.

Ad Hoc Technology Accommodations

If you have any other needs for assistive technology on university owned computer systems, contact DRES with your accommodation request at (217) 333-1970.