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Student and Employee Services

The ATRC supports both students and employees with disabilities. Request a Meeting to meet with ATRC staff.

  • Note: Students need a referral from the Student Disability Center or the CSU Health Network.

To learn more, visit our Student Services page or our Employee Services page.

What Can the ATRC Do for Me?

What is Assistive Technology? How can it support your learning (students) or your work (employees)?

We offer a wide variety of technology that supports reading, note-taking, writing, or any school or work-related task. For example:

  • Text-to-speech programs
  • Visual settings
  • Dictation
  • Note-taking software
  • Time management and organization apps

Technology Highlights

Check out our Quick Start Guides! Guides are available for both free and licensed software.

  • Learn about Alternative Formats with Ally. Ally creates accessible, alternative file formats for all students to use when downloading files in Canvas.  
  • Try ReadSpeaker, an online text-to-speech tool built directly into Canvas. It allows converting to mp3, extracting highlights, visual adjustments, and much more. Check out ReadSpeaker for Canvas.

Assistive Technology Resource Center What We Offer

  • 88% of students agreed assistive technology helped them stay in their courses
  • ATRC serves students across all departments and colleges at CSU
  • 3/4 of students served have a less apparent disability such as Dyslexia, ADHD, Traumatic Brain Injury, or mental health concerns

Assistive Technology Resource Center Endowment Give Now

The Gene and Ellie Gilfoyle Endowment for the ATRC helps members of the campus community with disabilities and provides hands-on experiences with assistive technology applications for Occupational Therapy graduate students.

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