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Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

Universal design for learning, or UDL, is a method of teaching and curriculum design that focuses on allowing all students to succeed....

Speechnotes Basics

What is Speechnotes? Speechnotes is an official assistive technology for Wellesley College. It is a free speech-to-text web app with a...

Neuropsych Evaluation Basics

Accessing a neuropsychological evaluation (neuropsych), can be difficult, especially as a college-aged adult. The process can be...

First Gen and Disability

This past week (November 7-11) was First Gen Week at Wellesley, with November 8 being the official First Gen Day recognized by colleges...

History of NDEAM

As October passes, so too does National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). As with many months of awareness, however, October...

High School v. College Accommodations

As you transition from high school to college, you might notice that what types of accommodations you receive, and how you access them...

Kami Basics

What is Kami? Kami is a free website and Chrome extension that can help with note-taking. It offers annotation tools such as...

Echo Smartpen Basics

What is an Echo Smartpen? The echo smartpen is a writing device that doubles as a recording device. It allows you to record speech while...

Accessible and Affordable Housing

Accessible housing does exist, as does affordable housing, but accessible and affordable housing can be difficult to find. However,...

Otter.ai Basics

What is Otter.ai? Otter.ai (or Otter) is a speech-to-text software that creates notes or transcripts that allows for you to add images...

Graphic and Text Accessibility

Around campus, spam is posted for students to learn about various events that need to be made easily accessible. Additionally, for...

Kurzweil 3000 Basics

What is Kurzweil? Kurzweil 3000 is literacy software with a Text-to-Speech program that will read textbooks, articles and the web aloud....

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