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What We Do

The Adaptive Technology Center serves individuals with disabilities and specializes in assistive technologies that help with reading, writing, studying, and information access. We provide services for students, faculty, and staff with the following disabilities: vision (blindness and low vision), mobility impairment, learning (dyslexia, ADHD, and others), and hearing loss. Whatever your needs are, feel free to contact us or stop by and we will be happy to discuss how we can help you.

Students, if you would like to know more about our services and learn what we can do for you, please fill out our Student Services Request Form!

Reservations Available!

Beginning March 3rd 2008, reservations are required to use the adaptive technology workstations in room IT 131 C on the IUPUI Campus !

To reserve a workstation or check availability of the room please do one of the following:

  • Call or email Joe Humbert at 317-274-4378 or johumber@iupui.edu
  • Call IT131 at 274-0779
  • Speak to a IT131 lab consultant

Reservations are on a first come first serve basis so reserve early!



There are two campus locations: Bloomington and Indianapolis.

IU Bloomington

Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm
Herman B. Wells (Main) Library Room 101
(IUB Directions/Accessibility)
812-856-4112
Email the ATC at IU Bloomington

IUPUI Indianapolis

Open 24 hours, 7 days
Informatics and Communications Technology Complex # 131
(IUPUI Directions/Accessibility)
317-274-6482
Email the ATC at IUPUI

 

Highlights


For an introduction to the ATC, check out our - ATC Video!

Check out our exciting -
High Speed Scanning video.

Take a look at our -
OCR Rocket program.

Download and try our new - Kurzweil 3000 Version 10 Training and Tutorial CD.

 

What is Adaptive Technology?

Adaptive Technology (sometimes called Assistive Technology) includes hardware or software designed to provide improved information access for individuals with disabilities.

For example, the Adaptive Technology Center features screen reading software that makes a computer accessible to individuals who are blind.