Geoduck Resource Guide

The Assistive Technology Lab is located on the main floor of the library, past the circulation and research desks, in room 2318.

The lab has three computers with scanners, on adjustable height tables loaded with the following software:

• Read & Write Gold — reading, writing, studying, & research tools, such as screen reading and dictation
• J.A.W.S. — Screen Reader
• Dragon Naturally Speaking — Speech Recognition, speech-to-text function
• Inspiration — Executive Function support, Visual and Organizational
• ZoomText — Screen Magnifier
• Learning Ally — Daisy Reader for daisy formatted books.
• CTV, Ergonomic Keyboards, Alternative Mice, Keyboards with Large Letters, and Dragon Certified Headsets for dictation

Access Services Home Page

Applying for accommodations from Access Services is as quick as filling out an online form (Request for Services Form), contacting their office at (360) 867-6348, sending an email to accessservices@evergreen.edu, or doing a virtual/physical drop-in to make an appointment with staff. This is also where you can request accommodations for an assistance animal to be allowed on campus.

According to Access Services:

Students with documented disabilities are eligible for disability support services. Depending on your disability, professional documentation may be presented from a medical doctor, psychologist, psychiatrist, neuro-psychologist, school psychologist, other professional diagnostician or medical professional who is a specialist in the field of your specific disability. You are eligible for accommodations if you have a documented physical, mental, or sensory impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities, or a record of such impairment or have an abnormal condition that is medically recognizable or diagnosable.