Assistive Technology (AT) is a range of tools that make learning more accessible. This includes, for example, software that helps with spelling and grammar, digital pens for recordings lectures, adapted tools for those with visual or hearing impairments, and alternative inputs for students with mobility issues. UCD Access and Lifelong
Assistive Technology is any piece of software or equipment that helps a student to become a more independent learner and supports the student in achieving their full potential. ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SERVICE (ATS) The DSS has its own dedicated Assistive Technology Service for our students. It includes a full time Assistive
Assistive Technology is defined as any item that is used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities. Assistive technology is any sort of aid, including computers, switches, calculators, spelling devices, communication devices and voice synthesizers, which is used to help an individual perform some task of
The AT Passport will be a personal record of all of the relevant information about an individual’s requirement for AT including the necessary referrals, eligibility and training requirements and can support users to access the training and supports they need. It is expected that 10% of people with a disability
Technology has changed the face of education and for many students with disabilities, it has levelled up the playing field and enabled them to realise their true potential. Assistive Technology can be as simple as a magnifying glass for someone with a visual impairment, as everyday as a smartphone calendar
Whether you’re an Assistive Technology user, a parent/family member, a personal assistant, a clinician, an educator, or just someone with an interest in AT, you’re likely to find training courses/workshops here to help you get the most out of what technology can offer. Technology is transforming the way we all
The Disability Office at Maynooth University coordinates a range of academic supports that put you, the student, at the centre of your academic journey. Once you get here, you’ll find that Maynooth University is a modern campus with accessible lecture theatres and buildings. Technology is widely used by lecturers, and assistive
The Disability Service Team are available to meet with students online via MS Teams, by phone or email. Please visit our contact page to get in touch or book an appointment with a member of the DS Team. Information and additional supports are available via the links below: Frequently Asked Questions for Students with
The aim of the Disability & Learning Support Service is to provide a student-centred multi-disciplinary service which empowers and enables students to reach their full potential in an inclusive learning environment. We are committed to a university-wide approach in the promotion of equality of access and opportunities in DCU for all
The goal of the Disability Support Services is to ensure that any student with a disability does not experience an educational disadvantage in accessing, fully participating in, and benefiting from, educational opportunities at TU Dublin city campus. To avail of our support during your studies, please register with our service. The
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