Appointments with the Adapted Computer Technology Specialist are also available. The HTC has modern equipment and is designed to be similar in technology available in other labs on campus, as well as the private business sector. The High Tech Center serves a diverse population of students with disabilities. Software and hardware that are specific to the needs of students with mobility, low vision, blindness, brain injury and learning disabilities are available on multiple workstations. Example of available adaptive hardware and software include screen readers, voice recognition, Braille printer, electric lift workstations and video magnification systems.
Students can enroll in several classes designed to meet their specific needs.
Training on adaptive hardware and software can be tailored to meet an individual's specific requirements. Students also may go through a personal assessment to determine which software and hardware is best suited to their situation. The Center strives to provide the student with skills that will enable them to mainstream into other computer labs on campus. The HTC has items available for checkout. These include electronic notetakers, 4-track recorders and personal FM listening systems.