Need assistive or adaptive technology (AT) to do your work at U-M? We offer common AT solutions and support services to make sure you can use the tools you need.
U-M policy requires assistive technology tools for people who need them.
What is Assistive Technology
Digital assistive technology (AT) can include programs, utilities, hardware, and peripherals. AT improves or replaces standard technology to enable access for disabled users. Common examples include screen readers, voice control, and screen magnifiers.
Digital accessibility standards ensure that digital content including websites, documents, and other media are compatible with assistive technologies.
Available Tools
Learn more about the adaptive software and hardware tools available to you as a U-M student, faculty, or staff member.
Individual Consultations
Not sure what tools you need? Schedule a consultation to understand your needs, consider options, and start using tools.
- Schedule an AT consultation
Knox Center
The Knox Center on the Ann Arbor central campus provides a computing site with quiet space, lockers, and assistive technology tools for students connected to Services for Students with Disabilities.
- Discover the Knox Center
- Learn about Jim Knox