Adaptive Technology
Adaptive Technology (sometimes called Assistive Technology) includes hardware or software designed to provide improved information access for individuals with disabilities.For example, the Adaptive Technology Lab features screen reading software that makes a computer accessible to individuals who are blind or have reading disabilities.
K-State Adaptive Technology Lab
The Adaptive Technology Lab, available to students with disabilities, is located in Hale Library 213. Individual assistance and training is available by contacting DSS to make an appointment.
Hours
The Lab is open whenever Hale Library is open. For Library hours go to http://www.lib.k-state.edu/hours/halehours.html
Available Technology
Hardware and Equipment
- Closed Caption TV (CCTV)
- Computers with 21 inch monitor
- Scanner
- Microphone headset
Software
- Open Book Software
- ReadPlease 2003
- Acrobat Reader, Version 6.0
- Dragon Naturally Speaking, Version 9
- Electronic Dictionary
Other Equipment
- Variable speed, four track tape recorders
- TTY
- Assistive Listening Devices
Manhattan Assistive Technology Center
The Assistive Technology Center is located in the Manhattan Public Library and offers both training and services in the use of assistive technology.