Maybe to have
speech to text software installed on some of the computers for students with
reading difficulties
that really want
a chance to do well and produce a well written assignment within the given
time period.
Personally I
believe a few more learning resources could be implemented to enhane the learning experience
of students who may have learning difficuties and also lack confidence
in using the library effectively.
We said: We seem to have missed you in our service promotion campaigns to tell you about what LRSE has been providing
to the University community for many years. All our information is on LRWeb and in the Library Handbook.
We have speech to text software on all LR PCs
Read and Write Gold
http://lrweb.beds.ac.uk/libraryservices/pcsandsoftware/readwrite
This software can assist with all reading and writing tasks especially proof-reading assignments, reading
out loud difficult words or phrases, and even spell checking documents based on your own writing style.
All LRSE staff are disability-aware and will respect all customers' needs. We have advertised specialist services
for assistive students and productivity services and software for all student on our Additional Needs web
pages
http://lrweb.beds.ac.uk/libraryservices/additional
Range of support
http://lrweb.beds.ac.uk/libraryservices/additional/mediated-copying
This includes a named member of staff on each campus who may be contacted for specific information requests.
All staff on duty at the Customer Service desk are happy to be of assistance
Study Hub
Study hub teams offer a ranfge of drop ins and workshops to assist all students with produce good academic
work
http://lrweb.beds.ac.uk/studyhub/whats-on
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