Explore all the opportunities awaiting you at Wake Tech during the college's Open House, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. April 12 on Scott Northern Wake Campus and Perry Health Sciences Campus.
Any "item, piece of equipment or system, whether acquired commercially, modified or customized, that is commonly used to increase, maintain or improve functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities."
Any assistive technology a student qualifies for will be determined by the student and the Disability Support Services (DSS) coordinator based on the student's documentation.
Assistive technology hardware or equipment Adaptive keyboards Assistive listening devices Closed-circuit televisions Flatbed scanners Large-screen computer monitors Microphone headsets for voice-recognition software Perkins Braillers Sorenson Video Phones Talking calculators Trackballs
Assistive technology services Alternative-formatted course materials Alternative testing Captioning for accommodation Demonstration and training on AT equipment Individual AT software training Scanning textbooks (E-Text)
Assistive technology is available at the following locations:
Southern Wake Campus – DSS tech area – AT Room in Howell Library – Computer area in Howell Library – Tutoring and Learning Center
Scott Northern Wake Campus – DSS AT room – AT Room in library – Open Computer Lab in library
