Disabilities Information for Library Assistance

The Assistive Technology Center is equipped with three computers (two Dell PCs and one iMac) and other assistive technology equipment and devices. The two Dell computers have Windows 10 with an accessibility package incorporating a magnifier, narrator, on-screen keyboard, high contrast, and other assistive modification selections. The iMac has OS 11.6 (Big Sur), VoiceOver and Zoom. Other assistive technologies available on the numbered workstations are:

• Workstation #1:  Dell 21" flat screen monitor and external stereo speakers

Web Browsers: Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Chrome

Word processing and PDF reader: MS Office 2010 and Adobe Reader

Assistive Technology Software: NVDA (Non Visual Desktop Access) version 2019 and Kurzweil 3000 (registered users will be prompted to enter your account credentials)

• Workstation #2: Dell 21" flat screen monitor attached to a fully adjustable and flexible mounting arm, large print keyboard with yellow and black lettered keys, and external stereo speakers

Web Browsers: Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Chrome

Word processing and PDF reader: MS Office 2010 and Adobe Reader

Assistive Technology Software: JAWS Professional 2020, FS Reader version 3.0, Dragon Professional version 14.0, and Kurzweil 3000 (registered users will be prompted to enter your account credentials)

• Workstation #3: iMac 27" flat screen computer  

Web Browsers: Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Chrome

Word processing and PDF reader: MS Office 2010 and Adobe Reader

Assistive Technology Software: Universal Access with VoiceOver and Kurzweil 3000 (registered users will be prompted to enter your account credentials)

Videoconference software: Zoom

Other equipment and devices available for use in the ATC:

• Optelec ClearView for print magnification -- out of service.
• HP LaserJet printer with double-sided printing available.
• ViewPlus SpotDot embosser and computer were loaned to Office of Disabilities Support Services.  Video tutorial: of the output tray, USB and power connections, ink and paper receptacles.
• AlphaSmart 3000 (portable word processor from the year 2000) available upon request by contacting the library.  Video tutorial and demo.
• Additional noise cancelling headphones for use in the Assistive Technology Center may be borrowed at the Student Multimedia Design Center located on the lower level of the Library.