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<p class=MsoNormal>We have been trying to get our Dragon/MathTalk/Scientific
Notebook set up for quite a while now and nothing we have tried seems to work.
Our Office of Technology Services seems to think they have it fixed ( and close
the work request) and we are left with no functionality for students. Can
anyone send me links to ADA Law and to any recent use of the law against a
Community College or University that would help me up the interest of
administration to get the problems addressed? I have fifteen computers in my
lab that need serious attention as on a daily basis at least three will blue
screen and dump all physical memory. Iit is never the same three at a time. The
high speed scanner and PC it is attached to are non-functional and my office
machine on which I work to create alt. format is also blue screening on a daily
basis. I have been trying to get across to our OTS and my supervisor that the
Assistive Technology Lab needs some serious work before the fall semester
begins, but I don’t seem to be getting anywhere. I have a student
currently in a math class that needs to be able to use the Dragon setup to do
his assignments. Any help or advice would be a tremendous help. gh<o:p></o:p></p>
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