This video demonstrates how the EquatIO Chrome extension or app reads math equations aloud.
Faculty/Staff
Add The EquatIO Chrome Extension
Review the Getting Started with EquatIO (Google Chrome) resource page to learn how to add the EquatIO extension to your Chrome browser and get started with using EquatIO.
Resources
- Download and Install EquatIO for PC or macOS (Use SSU Email/Google account to install and authenticate)
EquatIO Download and Installation Information for PC(Windows) or macOS
- Download the application from the EquatIO Fast Downloads page and Install
- Remember to use your SSU Email/Google account to install and authenticate the full program.
How to Use Google Calendar, Keep & Tasks with A Screen Reader
You can use Google Calendar, Keep, and Tasks in a side panel while using Docs, Sheets, and Slides. The tools in the side panel are collapsed, by default. To go to the side panel and expand one of the tools, follow these steps:
The Canvas by Instructure app is the mobile version of Canvas that helps you stay current with your courses anywhere you go. Download the FREE Canvas app on Android and iOS devices.
Set Up on Mobile Device
When setting up the App on your device select or enter the following school information:
Steps To Download files from Canvas is alternate formats with Ally
- Click on the Alternative Formats link or the Ally Download icon located next to the file name
- Select your preferred alternate format, options available:
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HTML for viewing in the browser and on mobile devices
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ePub for reading as an e-book on an iPad and other e-book readers
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Canvas Quiz Time Extension Options
If an alternate Quiz Due Date is scheduled for an individual student, in addition to the extra time accommodation that will be granted, follow both Steps A and B. If the student is simply granted extra time to complete the quiz on the same Due Date and Start Time as everyone else, skip to Step B.
These FAQs are intended to offer a little guidance regarding some concerns that may face instructors as they interact with students with disabilities. Feel free to contact the DSS office at any time to discuss issues that may not be addressed in these pages. Together we are presenting a warm and embracing academic environment for all of our diverse students.
Please contact Disability Services for Students at (707) 664-2677 or stop by our office, Schulz 1014a.
Depending on the situation or the severity of disability, a student may be referred outside the DSS office for assistance. Typically, this occurs when the needs of the student cannot be met within the scope of the services available in the department. Students may be referred to other offices or staff on campus for specialized services (i.e., personal counseling, academic advising particular to certain majors, the financial aid office, off-campus medical professionals, testing and assessments, Learning Skills Services for study skills and academic support, etc.).