The library offers a range of helpful services. All of our appointments are free of charge and confidential.
This guide is adapted from Adaptive Technologist Support by Lake Porter and Ann Thomas, Accessibility Services, University of Toronto.
This guide provides an overview of some of the different equipment and software available through Library Accessibility Services (LAS). LAS supports students who are registered wtih Student Accessibility Services (SAS). Learn about the different tech options, the benefits and limitations, as well as some alternatives depending on your needs.
Please email las@uoguelph.ca if you have any questions or would like to try out one of the options in this guide.
Assistive technology (AT) in education refers to devices, tools, software, or equipment that help students with disabilities or learning challenges to participate more effectively in learning and daily activities.
The primary goal of assistive technology in education is to provide equal access to educational opportunities and to support students in achieving their learning goals.
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