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Assistive Technology
The Assistive Technology Lab is located in DSS, Rm 229 Smith Hall. Students may come and use the workstations, technology programs, computers and scanners. Hours: Monday through Friday from 8-4:30pm for independant student useage. Please note that the Lab may be closed periodically due to student testing. Please feel free to call 603-862-2607 or stop by to check availability.
Read & Write Gold literacy software is networked across campus at UNH! Learn how to use this program from your laptop or any cluster computer on campus! Contact Rebecca McMillan for information and training or visit the Academic Technology Service Center (603-862-4242) on level 3 (main level) of the Dimond Library to get assistance with downloading Read & Write Gold on your laptop.
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Students
- Eligibility & UNH Documentation Guidelines
- Accommodations & Services
- Alternative Text
- Assistive Technology
- Dragon Naturally Speaking
- Read & Write Gold
- Zoom Text
- Zoom Twix
- LiveScribe SmartPen
- Math Type
- Inspiration
- iPod, iPad, and Android Apps for College Students
- Free Educational Downloads and Resources
- ATinNH
- GetATStuff- Buy, Sell, Donate, Acquire, Exchange Assistive Technology in New England!
- Study Guides and Strategies for Learning
- Lecture Capture
- Free Captioning Resources
- College Students with Asperger's/High-Functioning Autism Meeting Group
- Career Resources
- Scholarships for Students with Disabilities
- Study Abroad
- Service Animals
- NH Vocational Rehabilitation
- President's Commission on the Status of People with Disabilities
- ADA Compliance at UNH; Affirmative Action and Equity office
- AAPD- American Association of People with Disabilities
- Campus Accessibility Map
- Student FAQ's
- DSS Classifieds