Print Disabilities

All Students requiring support through the Disability Support Service must register.

A person with a print disability is:

A person without sight;
A person whose sight is severely impaired;
A person who is unable to hold or manipulate books or to focus or move his or her eyes or;
A person with a perceptual disability

Services available for students with a print disability include:

Accessible format reading material;
Exam Support;
Adaptive technology;
Advocacy;
Notetaking;

Because of the individuality of the needs of students with a print disability, the above are only examples. It is encouraged that you discuss your particular needs with the Disability Liaison Officer to ensure the appropriate support services are provided. For more information regarding specific support visit the Adaptive Technology Centre.

It is important that specific arrangements are made in a timely manner. Some services can take up to 3 or 4 weeks to put into place. To ensure that Disability Support Staff can make the necessary arrangements, please make contact with the office with adequate notice.