The volunteer notetaker system is still widely used throughout Higher Ed. But despite its relatively low financial burden, it continues to produce real headaches for admin staff and students. So let’s take a closer look at this ‘hidden cost’.
Supporting students with a mental health condition: Advice from the Sonocent community
Jennifer Loue, Coordinator of Access and Disability Resources at Butler County Community College, shares her insights on supporting students with mental health conditions.
Selective Attention & Helping College Students with Anxiety
Dr Sue Wilkinson explores how and why anxiety affects students’ attention and ability to multitask.
Improving independence and cutting costs: Why AT is helping Austin Community College move beyond peer notes
Find out why Austin Community College is embracing an AT future with Sonocent, improving student independence and reducing costs.
How We Develop AT for Students With Cognitive Impairments
Throughout our 12 years developing AT, the experience of our cognitively impaired users has been a priority. And we’ve picked up some insights that we think you’ll find useful.
The Science behind Mental Health and Cognitive Function
Cognitive scientist and accommodations specialist, Dr Sue Wilkinson, unpacks the science behind mental health and cognition.