Description	Location	Contact Person
Computer Lab Accessibility Each of the 15 labs is wheelchair accessible 14 labs have power lift workstations All lab computers equipped with Magnifier and accessibility features offered by Windows 2000	Various around campus	Rick Richmond LTS - 836-4434
All lab computers equipped with Magnifier and accessibility features offered by Windows2000	Various Around Campus	Carol Accola Koich CNS - 836-4434
Library Accessibility Motorized keyboard tables	First floor Basement Library	Library Reference Desk staff Libarary - 836-3858
Dragon Dictate Dragon Naturally Speaking voice recognition software in L 3038.  The key to L 3038 can be checked out from the Circulation Desk.	Library 3038	Mike Skarp LTS - 836-3057
Natural Voice Reader	3	LTS - 836-3057
Video Magnifier - Aladdin Ultra Pro 75	First floor Library	Library Reference Desk staff Library - 836-3858
Scanning & Reading Appliance, VERA	First floor Library	Library Reference Desk staff Library - 836-3858
Screen Reader - Zoom Text ZoomText Xtra to meet the needs of the visually impaired, ZoomText includes screen magnification and screen reading with DocReader - a full-screen environment for reading text from any Windows application. Patrons can check out earphones at the library's Circulation Desk and ask for assistance at the Reference Desk. ZoomText is loaded on the workstation located on the first floor in the Adaptive Technology Center.	First floor Library	Library Reference Desk staff Library - 836-3858
Classroom Accessibility TV Closed Caption - capability to display closed captions from TV programming	Various around campus	John Lee LTS - 836-2651
Closed Caption Decoder - Portable closed Captioning device	Checkout at LTS	John Lee LTS - 836-2651
Large-Screen Projection Displays -Approx. 110 Video/data projectors of which 51 are installed in fixed locations in classrooms. Size of image is 7-10' wide	Various around campus	John Lee LTS - 836-2651
TDD - Telecommunications Device for the Deaf. Small unit containing a keyboard, and alpha/numeric Display. Enables people to communicate, in real time, with another person who is also using a TDD when using the telephone.	Checkout at LTS	John Lee or Janet Nelson LTS - 836-2651
Hearing Assistance Equipment - fixed Provides personal amplification from a wireless transmitter, sent to the users and amplified to headsets from existing sound system.	Phillips 007 Nur 114 SSS 204	John Lee LTS - 836-2651
Hearing Assistance Equipment - Portable Same as above, but available on request for those events which special sound reinforcement is being provided by LTS, i.e. Zorn Arena, Schofield Auditorium.		Bert Sprangler LTS - 836-2651
Hearing Assistance Equipment - Other Similar to devices described above but does not require the use of a sound system.		Bert Sprangler LTS - 836-2651
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