The DESP Computer Lab provides evaluation and training in the use of computer technology for students with disabilities. The Lab offers specialized software as well as adaptive technology. In additon to scheduled classes, the Lab has open hours. The following highlight the Lab's offerings:
- Adapted Computer access Evaluations
- Computer Assisted Instruction
- Computer Basics, Word Processing and Internet Research classes
- Screen Enlargers
- Voice Activation Software (and training)
- Braille Keyboard
- Text Enlarger (CCTV)
- Text Readers
- Alternate Media workshops and training
Adapted Computer Access Evaluations for ability to access screen,
keyboard or programs and ability to benefit from services.
Cognitive Retraining: focuses on the use of computer software to improve cognitive
processing skills such as attention, memory, sequencing, problem solving, etc.
Computer Assisted Instruction: focuses on specific academic skills such as math, spelling,
grammar, reading, etc.
Adapted Computer programs classes: provide instruction using industry standard applications
such as Microsoft allows access to the keyboard.
Text Reader: turns text into high quality speech for learning disabled and visually impaired
students.
Screen enlargers: provide a means for low vision students to see what is displayed on the
monitor.
Assessment
LS 902A Assessment for Computer Adaptations
Computer Classes
LS 901A Computer Aided Instruction
LS 908A Computer Basics
LS 908B Advanced Computer Basics
For Further Information Contact:
Anne Crosby-Lundin (408) 741-2063 - Anne's E-Mail
