LibGuides: Disability Resources: PPLD Assistive Technology

PPLD Assistive Technology by library location.

Sign Language Interpreters

Please make arrangements for ASL interpreting at least 7 days before library-sponsored programs by contacting s martinez@ppld.org.

Assistive Technology at Cheyenne Mountain Library

Assistive Technology at East Library

Assistive technology workstation with the following features:
Hardware:
- Adjustable table and wrist rests
- Headphones and microphone
- Large-print keyboard
- Speakers
- Track ball mouse
Software
- Dragon NaturallySpeaking: Voice recognition program. The user can control the computer by speaking to it.
- JAWS: Screen reader for blind and low vision users
- OpenBook and PEARL Camera: Text to speech conversion of print materials
- ZoomText: Magnifier software
Reader Pen (available at staff desk): Compact digital pen scans and reads text aloud for people who have dyslexia, low vision, or those who speak English as a second language.
Sorenson Video Relay Service: A videophone allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired to communicate using American Sign Language through video equipment. It replaces TTY or Text Telephone.

Assistive Technology at Fountain Library

Assistive Technology High Prairie Library

Assistive Technology at Library 21C

Assistive technology workstation with the following features:
Hardware
- Adjustable table and wrist rests
- Headphones and microphone
- Large-print keyboard
- Speakers
- Track ball mouse
Software
- Dragon NaturallySpeaking: Voice recognition program. The user can control the computer by speaking to it.
- JAWS: Screen reader for blind and low vision users
- ZoomText: Magnifier/reader software
Hearing Loop: The Columbine Meeting Room provides a hearing loop to assist individuals with hearing loss. Switch device to T-Coil setting, or ask for portable receivers.
Sorenson Video Relay Service: A videophone allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired to communicate using American Sign Language through video equipment. It replaces TTY or Text Telephone.

Assistive Technology at Manitou Springs Library

Assistive Technology at Monument Library

Assistive Technology at Old Colorado City Library

Assistive Technology at Palmer Lake Library

Assistive Technology at the Penrose Library

Hardware:

Software:

Dragon NaturallySpeaking: Voice recognition program. The user can control the computer by speaking to it.
JAWS: Screen reader for blind and low vision users
OpenBook and PEARL Camera: Text to speech conversion of print materials
ZoomText: Magnifier/reader software
Hearing Loop: The Columbine Meeting Room provides a hearing loop to assist individuals with hearing loss. Switch device to T-Coil setting, or ask for portable receivers.
Reader Pen (available at staff desk): Compact digital pen scans and reads text aloud for people who have dyslexia, low vision, or those who speak English as a second language.
Sorenson Video Relay Service: A videophone allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired to communicate using American Sign Language through video equipment. It replaces TTY or Text Telephone.

Assistive Technology at Rockrimmon Library

Assistive Technology at Ruth Holley Library

Assistive Technology at the Sand Creek Library

Assistive Technology at the Ute Pass Library