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Accessible Learning Services: Computerized Note-Taking Accommodation
Seneca Polytechnic offers Accessible Learning Services (ALS) to students who require academic accommodations due to medical or disability-related needs. One such accommodation is computerized notetaking, which provides students with real-time assistance in capturing lecture notes, helping them engage more effectively in the classroom.
In partnership with Ai.Media, a leading provider of live captioning and transcription services, Accommodated Seneca students are offered professional note-taking services. This is specifically designed for students who have medical or disability documentation that supports the need for this accommodation.
What is Computerized Notetaking?
Computerized notetaking is an academic accommodation that helps students receive real-time, accurate transcriptions of classroom lectures, discussions, and other academic content. This accommodation allows students with disabilities to focus on understanding course material without worrying about missing key points, especially in fast-paced or dense learning environments linked to disability related symptoms.
Ai.Media provides live captioning services that convert spoken words into written text instantly, which are then displayed on a screen. This ensures that students have access to accurate, real-time notes of the class content.
How It Works
Eligibility and Application Process
To access computerized note-taking services, students must:
Benefits of Computerized Note-Taking
How to Get Started with Ai.Media Services
For more details, you can visit Ai.Media’s official site: Ai.Media Live Captioning
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