Assistive software is available on all cluster PCs across campus and can be installed on staff computers from Software Hub. This software includes:
- a mindmapping application.
- an application for visually impaired users.
- an application for users with specific learning needs.
NVDA - a screen reader application.
- immersive reader for .
Windows 10, installed on all cluster computers across campus, also has a number of built in assistive technology, called .
The Library has a service called SensusAccess which can convert various files into a number of formats, including audio and braille.
SensusAccess can be accessed via this link - /library/using-the-library/reformat
For more information on what other software is available please visit this .
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