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Texas State University is committed to providing an inclusive learning environment, utilizing the "Do Whatever It Takes" philosophy. The Office of Disability Services collaborates with Information Technology Services (ITS) to offer specialized tools in Lab ASB 201 for students and faculty. The lab features advanced assistive technologies like JAWS, ZoomText, Dragon NaturallySpeaking, Duxbury, and various hardware adaptations. All members of the university community can access these resources to enhance their educational experience and support academic success.
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Philosophy “Do What Ever It Takes”
Classrooms & Labs • Students and Faculty Referred to ITS From Office of Disability Services • Anyone May Come to the Lab in ASB 201 and Use or Test the Tools
ASB 201b – LabsAssessment and Testing Software Hardware Embosser Scanner Sorenson Phone 2 32 inch Monitors Adjustable Keyboard Tray & monitor arm 1 magnify CCTV 1 Combination monitor & magnifier Modified Keyboard Trackball Projector • JAWS • ZoomText • Dragon Naturally Specking (types what you speak) • Duxbury (Braille translator) • Openbook • IBM Lanschool
Classroom Podiums • Used by Faculty, Staff, & Students • Combine Lab 201 Software Tools with Physical Adaptations to Podiums
Enterprise Software • SAP – Business System (Commercial) • Banner – Student Information System (Commercial) • TRACS/ Sakai – Learning Management System (Open Source) • GATO/ Magnolia – Content Management System (Web)(Open Source)
Acquisition Process • Standard State Contract Requirements – State Acquisition List • VPAT • Section Based on Weighted Operational Criteria • ADA Compliance Required…Implementation Varies • ITS Makes Up the Gap Between Implementation and User Needs
Testing ASB 201 • Disabled Staff • Use Tools to Evaluate and Find Solutions to Shortfalls • Priority Testing of Open Source