ITServices
Queen's UniversityAdaptive Technology
ITServices, in partnership with the Library, provides those needing adaptive technology with access to hardware and software that enables them to use computer and web-based systems. The University has a license agreement for JAWS, which is an MS Windows screen reader that "speaks" content displayed on the screen to the user.
Getting Started
Eligibility:
Students, staff, and faculty members at Queen's.
The Library offers adaptive technology labs in several locations.
Additional Information
Adaptive Technology Database:
- Adaptive computer software and hardware is often expensive, but there is a remarkable selection of free and inexpensive options available to computer users with disabilities. Adaptech Research Network expanded its online database of free and inexpensive adaptive technology.
Related Links:
Help & Support
Brad Murphy
Email: brad.murphy@queensu.ca
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