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Accessibility Center
University of Crete
Accessibility Center
for individuals with disabilities at the University of Crete
The Accessibility Center for individuals with disabilities at the University of Crete" has as its mission to ensure the full participation of members of the university community who are disabled and people with special educational needs in all educational, research and administrative activities carried out at the University of Crete.
Special Educational Needs Forms"
Accessibility
Ramps, lifts and accessible toilets are available for all the university departments and facilities, including the libraries, restaurants, student societies and sports facilities.
Reports of damages &/or complaints about access facilities: contact the Secretary of your Department &/or the Office of Student Affairs or directly to the Technical Services offices on your campus.
The University Library:
For “printed-disabled” users, i.e. students and staff with visual impairments and/or with disabilities that mean they are unable to read a printed text in a conventional way, the Library offers the following facilities
a) Two workstations with full Internet access and support equipment for users with visual impairments and also for users with mobility problems in the upper extremities, including display unit allowing tactile access to Braille text &/or Braille printers; Voice composer Innoetics TTS Readers and screen readers.
b) Use of the Accessible Multi-modal Electronic Library (AMELib).
AMELib was created in the framework of the Association of Greek Academic Libraries (SEAB) and is addressed primarily to the users of the Greek academic libraries. The content of AMELib is continually enriched through the addition of titles by publishers and other entities. Print disabled users can request additional academic publications in an accessible electronic form that can then be accessed through the AMELib.
The University Library:
For “printed-disabled” users, i.e. students and staff with visual impairments and/or with disabilities that mean they are unable to read a printed text in a conventional way, the Library offers the following facilities
a) Two workstations with full Internet access and support equipment for users with visual impairments and also for users with mobility problems in the upper extremities, including display unit allowing tactile access to Braille text &/or Braille printers; Voice composer Innoetics TTS Readers and screen readers.
b) Use of the Accessible Multi-modal Electronic Library (AMELib).
AMELib was created in the framework of the Association of Greek Academic Libraries (SEAB) and is addressed primarily to the users of the Greek academic libraries. The content of AMELib is continually enriched through the addition of titles by publishers and other entities. Print disabled users can request additional academic publications in an accessible electronic form that can then be accessed through the AMELib.
Services for Students with Disabilities
Support for the disabled
