Accessible Learning Services

Assistive Technology at Seneca Polytechnic


At Seneca Polytechnic, we are deeply committed to fostering an inclusive, equitable, and supportive learning environment for all students. We recognize that students with disabilities may encounter unique challenges throughout their academic journey, and we are dedicated to providing the resources, tools, and accommodations necessary to support their success.

Our Assistive Technology (AT) services are designed to empower students by exploring a wide range of accessibility tools, strategies, and technologies that can enhance learning, engagement, independence, and academic success. Through individualized consultations, our team helps students identify solutions that align with their specific strengths, needs, and learning environments.

The technologies highlighted throughout this website represent only a small sample of the hundreds of accessibility and assistive technology options available to Seneca students. These examples are intended to showcase commonly used tools and features and are not meant to represent all available solutions or recommendations for every student. Effective assistive technology is highly individualized, and the most suitable tools will vary based on a student's disability-related needs, academic requirements, learning preferences, and existing technology.

Whether through built-in accessibility features, adaptive software, specialized devices, or personalized technology solutions, our goal is to help students overcome barriers, develop independence, and maximize their potential. We recognize that many accessibility features are already available within commonly used devices, operating systems, and applications, and our team can help students explore both specialized and everyday technology solutions.

We encourage you to explore the resources available on this website and connect with our Assistive Technology team to learn more. We are here to guide you through the many options available and help you discover technology solutions that support your unique learning needs and academic success at Seneca.

Please Note: The technologies featured on this website are examples of commonly used accessibility and assistive technology tools available to Seneca students. They represent only a small portion of the many solutions available. During an Assistive Technology consultation, students can explore a wide range of options and identify the tools and strategies that best support their individual needs and learning goals.

Dragon 16

Dragon 16 is a speech recognition software that converts voice to text, helping users write faster and more efficiently. It supports voice commands for document control, reducing the need for typing. With high accuracy and customization, Dragon enhances productivity and accessibility.

Inspiration

Inspiration 11 helps users organize and express ideas visually through mind maps, diagrams, and outlines. It offers tools for brainstorming, citations, and project planning, along with 150+ templates. Users can easily transfer their visual work into written outlines or presentations.