Assistive Technology
University of Wisconsin
6 0 4 L e ar n in g Re so u r ce C en t er
Stevens Point
What is this program?
This program is a free
service to help promote
Assistive Technology
equal access to information
and learning for students,
604 Learning Resource Center
staff, and faculty
900 Reserve Street
with alternative
Hours
Monday-Friday
8:00-4:30
Closed during
Our
students with special needs
UWSP Assistive
Technology Program
Stevens Point, WI 54481
learning styles.
focus is to help
Disability & Assistive Technology Center
Winterim & Summer
Sessions
Program Coordinator:
A free service to
promote equal access
to information.
Marge Strong
Phone: 715-346-4980
E-mail: assisttech@uwsp.edu
Website:
Please Visit:
http://library.uwsp.edu/depts/Assistive
Technology/
http://library.uwsp.edu/depts/Assis
tiveTechnology/
foster their independence,
improve their educational
experience, and prepare
them to be life long
learners.
*To qualify for this service
students must be approved to receive accommodations
through the Disability & Assistive Technology Center.
How can you use this service?
After you have been approved to receive
accommodations through the DAT Center,
contact the Assistive Technology (AT) office.
You may stop by (LRC 604),
telephone (715-346-4980), or e-mail
The AT Lending Library:
*The AT office has portable equipment that may be
(assisttech@uwsp.edu), to set up an orientation
session. During this hour orientation you will
checked out on a short term basis, and as invento-
learn about the various computer programs and
ry permits. Call, e-mail, or stop in for more details!
equipment AT has to offer, and how to use them.
Equipment available for check-out includes:
~Pulse or Echo SmartPen.
~Franklin Speaking Dictionary.
Why do we provide this service?
Students may use the tools AT provides to enhance
their reading and writing abilities, and their study
skills. Our computer programs and equipment are
designed to aid students who are challenged by
~Victor Vibe Reader or the Classmate ReaderDaisy Audio Player.
~Olympus DSS Digital Voice Recorder.
~Voice activated tape recorder with counter.
~ MP3 player for audio file listening.
~Premier Key-to-Access, text-to-voice unit.
~Kindle DX ebook reader.
*These items are located in and checked out
through the AT office. A training appointment is
required for first time users of the equipment.
Software and Equipment Available:
The Assistive Technology Lab currently consists of nine
computer workstations, eight PC and one Mac, equipped
with speakers, headphones, adjustable tables, and one with a
large print keyboard. A scanner is available for student use.
The computers are loaded with Microsoft Office programs,
internet explorer, as well as , some specialized software.
Specialized Programs on some of the computers
include:
~Premier Tools, which is available on all campus PC
computers and is a text-to-voice program.
~Kurzweil 3000 which is a text-to-voice program available
within the AT lab.
~Adobe Professional 9.
~ZoomText with Magnifier Reader.
~Logitech keyboard and mouse with zoom features.
dyslexia, vision-impairment, and Attention Deficit
disorder, as well as those who are primary audio
learners. AT services is one way in which UWSP
provides equal access to information to all students.
NEW !! We have a sound proof dictation
room with Dragon Naturally Speaking
software. This room is located on the 3rd
floor and is available by appointment.
* UWSP provides a text-to-voice program on all
campus PC computers, which can be used by all
students, staff, and faculty.
What other services does AT offer?
The AT office helps to obtain books from Recording for the
Blind & Dyslexic (RFB&D), BookShare, as well as, other Ebook publishers. We have space for using a voice-to-text
dictation program, Dragon Naturally Speaking, for writing
papers. For further information regarding this service, please
contact the DAT Center or the AT coordinator.
To see if AT is right for you, please
contact the Assistive Technology
Program Office