This list of devices and software recommended for screen reading has been developed for computer users who are unable to view screen content.

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Charles Sturt University Access and Disability Services can support and assist students studying both on campus and online with physical or sensory impairments, medical conditions, learning disabilities or psychological conditions.

Charles Sturt University Access and Disability Services is the main point of contact for students who need this support. To find out more and to register for these services, go to Charles Sturt University Accessibility and Inclusion Services.

This Student Story (video clip) by Sharee Paton describes how she manages her study as a person with a disability.

Assistive technology enables equitable access to computing facilities to those students who require additional equipment or software to participate in their course of study. Contact a Student Liaison Officer (Disability) to find out more about access to assistive technologies to support your studies by contacting the Accessibility and Inclusion Services team.

The Library aims to provide equitable access to all of its collections and services to all students with temporary or permanent disability.

If you need help to find the information you need for your studies, also if you need assistance to locate and borrow books and other items from the Library shelves, contact a Accessibility and Inclusion Librarian.

To find out more about Library resources and services, visit the Library homepage.

For general enquiries contact your Library.

Some platforms will require additional steps to support access to screen-reading assistive software. 
Check out our eBook Guide for instructions.