Student and Employee Services

The ATRC works to ensure that CSU students and employees are aware of and have access to assistive technology options that allow for success in their respective educational and work roles.

If you feel you have assistive technology needs, please contact the ATRC as soon as possible. Services are free of charge to fee paying students.

Assessments

The ATRC provides adapted computing evaluations to determine a best match between the person, the environment, and the available assistive technology options.

Accommodations

The ATRC determines and provides appropriate assistive technology accommodations.

Training

The ATRC provides training in the application of the assistive technology.

Equipment Loans

The ATRC provides assistive technology equipment loans to students.

Resources

The ATRC provides access to assistive technology resources and information.

The No-Hands mouse is pictured.

A foot mouse is another example of an alternative pointing device that could be used for a user who has difficulty with a standard mouse.

Student with a visual impairment works with an ATRC graduate student intern.

Adaptations are often provided in a student's departmental lab such as this one in the Music Department.

Tri - sectioned keyboard with large wrist rests is shown with its owners manual.

A Comfort keyboard such as the one pictured offers the ability to independently position hands.