YOUR ROLE
Accessibility Services supports students with disabilities using a variety of accommodations. While you may have personal experience supporting someone with a particular disability, it is important to understand that accommodations are tailored to each student – not each disability.
Not all students with a disability will choose to register with Accessibility Services. You may even encounter a student who is unaware that they have a disability. You can learn more about recognizing common disabilities, along with additional ways to support your students in the Faculty Guide.
Have you ever wondered what it’s like?
…to use the web as a person with a disability
By working together we’ll ensure that students’ needs are met while preserving the integrity of your course. We encourage you to read the Mount’s policy to support students with disabilities for additional information about your role in providing an accessible academic experience.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO SUPPORT STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES:
Assist your student with finding a note-taker
Learn how MS Stream can generate automatic captions and transcriptions for video and audio content. (NOTE: this feature is currently only available for .MP4 and .WMV file formats)
Make your WORD documents accessible to people with disabilities
Make your PDF documents accessible to people with disabilities
Make your POWER POINT PRESENTATIONS accessible to people with disabilities
To learn more about making your classroom and course material accessible, visit our Resources page.
