II. General Regulations

Academic Accommodation for Students with Disabilities, Guidelines and Procedures

4. Academic Accommodation

Examples of academic accommodations available may include, but are not limited to:

• Advanced provision of reading lists and other course materials to allow for alternate format transcription;

• Alternate scheduling for the completion of course, project, thesis work, or examinations, including competency examinations;

• Extensions to program completion time limits;

• Use of assistive technology in the classroom/ laboratory/ field (e.g. FM systems worn by Course Instructors);

• Use of oral and visual language interpreters and/ or note takers in the classroom;

• Use of audio and or visual recording of lectures;

• Use of adaptive technology;

• Support for examinations including extra time, a private room, use of a computer, adaptive software or word processor, or access to a reader or scribe as needed;

• Special seating; wheelchair accessible tables; and

• Adjustments to lighting or ventilation.