Some Assistive Technology software is also available for purchase through the Michigan State University computer store . The ALL also develops many custom devices and interfaces to serve individuals with disabilities. MSU resources for support Most of the Assistive Technology software available at MSU works in conjunction with Microsoft office applications. Help resources are available for using Microsoft office and other products through the computer lab consultants. Click here for help resources.
Training is also available in the use of software.
Click here for training information. The RCPD and library have multimedia tutorials for using Assistive software and hardware. These materials are available for loan. Making the choice of a notebook or desktop system Even though notebooks have a higher cost and sometimes less power than desktops you may want to consider the choice of a notebook, in light of the advantages mobility affords. If taking notes in class or writing papers while in the library seems necessary, then a notebook is a must.