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Texthelp's Read&Write is a literacy enhancement software available to all UM faculty, staff, and students. Read&Write provides support for aiding research, writing, and reading skills. This software is particularly helpful for students developing their literary abilities.

Information on image accessibility requirements and how to write great alt-text.

UM labs normally have several types of assistive technology.

This FAQ is intended to serve as a guide for copyright policies and procedures for University of Montana faculty, staff and students.

The University of Montana provides assistive technology services and support to students and employees. The first step for students is to contact Disability Services for Students to receive authorization for assistive technology assistance. Employees may contact the Assistive Technology Specialist directly. DSS may be contacted at 2243.

Residents agreeing to this End User License Agreement (EULA) must use the University Network Service in an ethical and lawful manner. The use of University Network is a privilege, not a right, which may be revoked for misuse.

Software available in the Fine Arts 210 computer lab.

An guide for Banner feed owners highlighting each individuals responsibilities, term changes, vendor errors, success emails, JIRA information, Key ET contacts, and definitions.

This Knowledge Base article presents the things required to get the most out of your meeting with the Assistive Technology Specialist. Here, you will be instructed what to bring and where you can get the assistance you may require to receive the highest benefit from your meeting.