Our resources don’t just extend to students. We provide a wide range of information to ensure best practices when accommodating students with disabilities, as well as technology geared specifically to assist the differently abled.
Best Practices
We want to ensure a respectful and accommodating campus, and so gladly provide training on best practices regarding students with disabilities.
Learn how to interact respectfully with all students without making them feel different because of their abilities.
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Zoom Learning Tips
Zoom offers several accessibility features such as screen reader support, automatic transcripts (which must be enabled before the meeting) and keyboard shortcuts, among others.
For Faculty and Staff Setting Up Zoom Meetings
Before the meeting, please make sure your Zoom settings are updated so the ASL interpreters can join the session:
- Uncheck the option allowing only authenticated users to join the meeting.
- Uncheck the Waiting Room feature.
- Check the Passcode option and share it with the interpreters so they can join the meeting.
Since ASL interpreters are a third-party vendor, these settings will help ensure they can enter and participate.