Accommodations and Assistive Technology
Clemson Supported Accommodations
Provided by Student Accessibility Services (Link opens in new tab.)
- Sign Language Interpreter (for students)
- Student Volunteer Note Takers
- Test Proctoring via Test Proctoring Center (Link opens in new tab.)
- Real-time Captioning
- E-text
- Large Print Keyboard
- Braille
- LiveScribe Echo Smartpen (only 30 available)
- Voice Recorders (only a small number available)
- ZoomText
- JAWS
- Read&Write Gold
- On Campus Travel Supports
We also recommend a number of free or low cost Note Taking apps.
Provided for Employees and Visitors
- Sign Language Interpreter (for employees and visitors) (Link opens in new tab.)
- Service Animal Accommodation
- Faculty/Staff Accommodation Request Form (Link opens in new tab.)
(Return forms via supervisor or mail to the Office of Access & Equity (Link opens in new tab.))
Provided by Clemson Libraries (Link opens in new tab.)
- Intel Reader
- Video Phone
- Reference and Research Assistance
Provided by CCIT (Link opens in new tab.)
- Read & Write Gold
Provided by Parking Services (Link opens in new tab.)
- Tiger Transit (Link opens in new tab.)
- Student Permits and Regulations (Link opens in new tab.)
- Employee Permits and Regulations (Link opens in new tab.)
- Visitor Regulations (Link opens in new tab.)
- Some events may stray from these regulations.
Free Assistive Technology
There are many free assistive technologies available as well. A brief list can be found below, and additional settings and tools may be available from your device’s Ease of Access settings.
These tools are not supported by Clemson which means that, if you have difficulty using them, CCIT may be unable to help you.
Keyboard-only Navigation Guides
Speech Recognition Tools
Finding Captioned Media
Tools for Specific Programs
- Learning Tools add-on for OneNote (Link opens in new tab.)
- Web Browser Reader Modes (Link opens in new tab.)
- Google Voice Typing for Google Docs (Link opens in new tab.)
- Read Out Loud for Adobe Acrobat (Link opens in new tab.)
- NoCoffee Extension for Google Chrome (Link opens in new tab.)
- SEE Extension for Google Chrome (Link opens in new tab.)
- High Contrast Extension for Google Chrome (Link opens in new tab.)
- Web Developer add-on for Mozilla Firefox (Link opens in new tab.)
- Web Developer extension for Google Chrome (Link opens in new tab.)
- Web Accessibility Toolbar for Internet Explorer (Link opens in new tab.)
Additional Resources
- Mozilla Firefox Accessibility Add-ons (Link opens in new tab.)
- Google Chrome's Accessibility Apps and Extensions (Link opens in new tab.)
- Assistive Tech Toolbox (Link opens in new tab.)
- A11y Project’s Assistive Tech List (Link opens in new tab.)
- Mike Marotta's list of Google Apps and Extensions for Dyslexia (Link opens in new tab.)
- David Berrman’s List of Tools for Developers (See Resource Tab) (Link opens in new tab.)
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