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Screen reading software
Provides speech output of documents for students with visual impairment and/or learning disabilities -
Magnification software
For students with visual impairments -
Voice recognition software
Allows input into computer by talking rather than typing -
Scan and read technology
Scans printed material into the computer, which reads it out loud. -
Braille translation software
Translates computer documents into braille -
Braille printer
Prints out the documents above in braille -
On-screen keyboard
For those who can use a mouse rather than type on a keyboard -
Alternative input devices (e.g., trackballs, glide pads, joy stick)
Provides computer access for students who cannot use a keyboard or voice input -
Operating systems visual, auditory and keyboard adaptations
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Ergonomic Aids such as adjustable tables, chairs, footstools, etc.
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Copy holders with line guides
In addition to providing the computer equipment, the High Tech Training Center staff teaches students how they can use technology to compensate for any educational limitations caused by their disabilities.