Services for disabled students
The project for students with disabilities ("Studies ensuring access for students with special needs" / The State Studies Foundation, LSMU) provides for the improvement of the accessibility and quality of higher education for students with special needs. Visitors with special needs have access to special devices and software at the Library Reading Rooms:
Device/Software | Location |
Bellman Audio Domino Pro is most capable listening system. It uses digital signal processing technology to filter out background noise and enhance speech. Domino works with hearing aids, cochlear implants as well as with regular headphones or earphones. Domino listening system will help you to hear better in these situations, where hearing aids alone may not always be enough. Domino brings out the words so you can hear them loud and clear – even at a distance. Domino uses digital technology to enhance speech and filter out unwanted background noise before it reaches your hearing aid or cochlear implant. Bellman Audio Domino Pro (youtube) More about Bellman Audio Domino Pro. Advance reservation - apply to the librarians at the service desk on the 4th floor or by |
4th floor reading room |
WinTalker Voice 1.6 - a program (language synthesizer) that transmits the information on the computer screen to the user in Lithuanian. With JAWS for Windows, visually impaired students can work with all programs running on the Microsoft Windows operating system environment. |
Multimedia classroom no. 405 (4th floor reading room) |
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4th floor reading room; VA Library |
SARA CE is the next-generation self-contained scanning and reading appliance for people who are blind or have low vision. It is simple to use, and quickly converts printed text to spoken text. No computer experience is needed. Read your documents without the need for sighted assistance. User guide |
VA Library (computer area) |
Brailliant display is designed for extensive reading with the full comfort and intuitive display navigation of HumanWare's signature thumb keys. This new generation of Brailliant braille displays features the excellent, sharp and crisp braille cell technology User guide |
VA Library (computer area) |