Adaptive Computer Technology for Students with Disabilities
The Foothill College Computer Access Center provides support in the use of adaptive computer technology for students with disabilities. Our goal is to mainstream students with the support of assistive technology.
Examples of the available adaptive computer technology include:
- Orthopedic disabilities: Speech recognition, software for limited keyboard, left or right handed typing, adjustable workstations and seating.
- Visual Impairment: Large print screens, speech output devices, Kurzweil reader, screen readers, keyboard training.
- Acquired Brain Injury: Reading and writing tools.
- Learning Disabilities: Reading and writing tools.
- Hearing Impaired: Sign language, English vocabulary, spelling and grammar.
- Repetitive Strain Injury: : Arm rests, speech recognition, alternative keyboards, and seating.
- Other Resources: Keyboard training, word processing, and internet access.
Criteria For Eligibility
You must have a verifiable disability and be enrolled in classes at Foothill College, or have consent of the instructor, to receive services from the Computer Access Center. Enroll in ALCA 201.01 1 unit.
| Location: |
Room 5710 behind the bus stop. |
| Hours: |
Mon. - Thurs. 8 am - 5:00 pm
Fri. 8 am - 4:30 pm |
Access Center Staff:
Brenda Davis
Lab Coordinator/Deaf Services Coordinator
650 949-7039 (v)
650 949-7674 (fax)
650 948-6025 (tdd)
davisbrenda@foothill.edu
