Adaptive Technology Available in KU Libraries
The University of Kansas Libraries provides community access workstations with software installed to provide assistance to users with disabilities in the Anschutz, Art & Architecture, Music & Dance, and Watson libraries on the Lawrence campus. Access to adaptive technology workstations requires an active KU Online ID.
There is one designated workstation in Anschutz, Art & Architecture, Music & Dance, and Watson libraries that serves those who need access to adaptive technology.
Hardware and software profile by location:
Hours
Hardware Profile:
- Accessibility stand and adaptive keyboard
- BookEye scanners nearby for Searchable PDF scans with OCR
Software Profile:
- Adaptive software:
- NV Access Reader
- Microsoft Windows Magnifier
- Microsoft Windows Accessibility Tools
Hours
Hardware Profile:
- Adaptive peripherals
- BookEye scanners nearby for Searchable PDF scans with OCR
Software Profile:
- Adaptive software:
- NV Access Reader
- Microsoft Windows Magnifier
- Microsoft Windows Accessibility Tools
Hours
Hardware Profile:
- Adaptive peripherals
- BookEye scanners nearby for Searchable PDF scans with OCR
Software Profile:
- Adaptive software:
- NV Access Reader
- Microsoft Windows Magnifier
- Microsoft Windows Accessibility Tools
Hours
Hardware Profile:
- Accessibility stand and adaptive peripherals
- BookEye scanners nearby for Searchable PDF scans with OCR
Software Profile:
- Adaptive software:
- NV Access Reader
- Microsoft Windows Magnifier
- Microsoft Windows Accessibility Tools