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Students who have difficulty with printed materials may receive textbooks in an alternative format such as audio through Learning Ally. In the event that the requested textbooks are not available through Learning Ally's library, the Office of Special Student Services will record the texts. Arrangements for alternative text accommodations must be made through the Office of Special Student Services as early as possible. Eligibility for this service is determined on an individual basis. Students must be able to demonstrate a substantial visual or learning impairment which requires supplemental materials such as recorded texts. To assure textbook availability, all relevant textbook information (title, author, publisher, edition number, publication date, and the ISBN number) must be forwarded to the Office of Special Student Services as soon as possible. This textbook information may be obtained by contacting the instructor of each course directly or by contacting the University of Arkansas-Monticello Bookstore. If you require assistance in obtaining this information you may contact the Office of Special Student Services. Generally, six to eight weeks notice is required to obtain recorded textbooks. The Office of Special Student Services will make every attempt to provide materials as promptly as possible. However, late requests will result in a delay in providing materials. Learning Ally's recorded textbooks require special playback equipment. A limited number of tape players are available through the Office of Special Student Services. Students are encouraged to purchase their own Daisy player available through Learning Ally as well as other vendors. Some of these compact units can also be used to record classroom lectures. For additional information, contact: You may also contact Learning Ally's Customer Service Department at (800) 221-4792. |
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