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Assistive Stations

Assistive stations are wheelchair-accessible and have specialized software in addition to the standard academic software.

Current UB students, faculty and staff may log into Assistive stations.

Locations

North Campus

  • Baldy 206 hands-on classroom
  • 2nd Floor Silverman Library (Capen Hall)
  • Capen 201 hands-on classroom
  • Lockwood Library, 2nd Floor

South Campus

  • Clement Hall Room 128
  • Abbott Library  

Software

  • 1/5/22 Acrobat Reader DC
  • 1/5/22 ArcGIS
  • 1/5/22 Box Tools
  • 1/5/22 ChemDraw Plugin Viewer
  • 1/5/22 Chrome
  • 1/5/22 Cn3D
  • 1/5/22 Design Review
  • 1/5/22 Digital Editions
  • 1/5/22 Doulos SIL Font
  • 1/5/22 Dragon NaturallySpeaking
  • 1/5/22 Echo Desktop
  • 1/12/22 EndNote
  • 1/5/22 EquatIO
  • 1/5/22 Firefox
  • 1/5/22 Fusion
  • 1/5/22 GIMP
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  • 1/5/22 iTunes
  • 1/5/22 JAWS
  • 1/5/22 Maple
  • 1/5/22 Mathematica
  • 1/5/22 Matlab
  • 1/5/22 Microsoft 365
  • 1/5/22 Minitab
  • 1/5/22 Notepad++
  • 1/5/22 OpenOffice
  • 1/5/22 PCTeX
  • 1/5/22 PuTTY
  • 1/5/22 Read&Write
  • 1/5/22 Respondus Lockdown Browser
  • 1/5/22 SAPI
  • 1/5/22 SAS
  • 1/5/22 Scientific Notebook
  • 1/5/22 SPSS
  • 1/5/22 SQL Developer
  • 1/5/22 TestGen Plugin (FKA Myitlab Plugin)
  • 1/5/22 Visual Studio
  • 1/5/22 VLC Media Player
  • 1/5/22 Windows Media Player
  • 1/5/22 WinSCP
  • 1/5/22 X-Win32
  • 1/5/22 XEmacs
  • 1/5/22 ZoomText
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