Assistive Technology (Equipment & Courses)
Assistive Technology (AT) includes hardware and/or software that will give a student with a disability equal access to a computer or classroom. AT assists individuals who have a visual or hearing impairment, brain injuries, orthopedic issues, or learning disabilities. AT available at PCC includes but is not limited to:
Software:
- Dragon NaturallySpeaking – voice recognition software in place of keyboarding
- JAWS – auditory screen reader software
The Accessibility Center offers college credit courses in the use of computer assistive technology, available to students with disabilities. Students interested in Assistive Technology courses should contact the Accessibility Center office for further details 719-549-3446.