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Hayden Memorial Library is committed to providing access to materials for all patrons. All library student computers use Windows 10 which includes numerous accessibility features. 

Learn about other adapted technology in SS 135 and other general resources related to Disabled Students Programs and Services. Learn more about the College's Accessibility Policy. 

Adaptive Learning Technology in the Library

• Physical Accessibility

  • Elevator

  • Adjustable Computer Workstations on both floors

  • Accessible print stations on both floors

  • Adjustable study tables in the Research Help area (on wheels)

• Screen Readers – Enable blind users to access the computer

  • Job Access With Speech (JAWS) v.18

  •  FSReader DAISY Player

• Low Vision Aides – Software/Hardware​

  • Handheld Magnifiers (avail. at the Research Help Desk)

  • Microsoft Magnifier (Windows 10)

  • ZoomText v.11

• Speech Generating Device (SGD)

  • UbiDuo is a communication tool for face-to-face communication between deaf, hard of hearing and hearing. Ask at the Research Help Desk for more information.

• Text to Speech (TTS)

  • Balaboka​

  • NaturalReader

  • Learning Ally LINK

  • Microsoft Narrator (Windows 10)

• Adapted Keyboards

  • IntelliKeys

  • Large Print

  • On Screen

• Database listening features

  • All EBSCOhost collections

    • eBooks can be read by screen readers after downloading the PDF section

  •  U.S. Major Dailies and U.S. Newsstream (ProQuest)

    • eBooks can be read by screen readers after downloading the PDF section

  • Issues & Controversies (Facts on File)

  • All Gale collections (eBooks, Literary Sources, Opposing Viewpoints in Context)

• Video streaming databases include closed captioning

  • Academic Videos Online (AVON)

  • Films on Demand 

  • Kanopy Streaming Media

  • Swank

For help with any of the above, or for help with research or printing, please visit the Research Help Desk. 

For more information about how to access and use screen readers or text-to speech software, contact DSPS. For library resource support, contact a librarian.