Designed for students engaged in support from the Student Disability and Inclusion team, the Assistive Technology (AT) Suite is the main area for assistive technology facilities in the University. It is located at Highfield Campus in Hartley Library (Level 2, Room 2047) and is available during normal library opening hours .
Current measures in place to keep you safe:
- The University encourage students to wear face coverings when moving around inside our buildings or in crowded spaces (unless you are exempt). Face coverings can be removed when users are seated at study desks.
- Cleaning materials are provided.
Key features
- Calm, quiet environment.
- Dual-screen computers with access to a variety of AT software.
- Height adjustable desks and ergonomic chairs.
- Space to use your own laptop.
- Push door access and clear walkways.
Please note: The workstations are available on a first come, first served basis and upon recommendation to those who have met with a Specialist Practitioner for a Student Support Appointment.
Study Pods
There are three study pods within the AT Suite. Students may decide to study in these pods when they are using dictation software, as the glass walls on the pods provide some noise reduction.
Please note: When University staff are present in the AT Suite, they will have priority access of the study pods so they can deliver study support to students.
Study skills support
Meet 1:1 with a specialist practitioner for practical study advice and support.
For more information, please visit our 1:1 Study Support page .
Why not take a look at our study skills resources , visit the Library Academic Skills Hub for useful study advice or book on to one of the Library workshops ?
Looking for a quiet space to study?
If you do not have access to the AT Suite but would like to find out more about quiet spaces to study within the Library, please speak to a member of the Library staff team.
Need directions to the AT Suite?
See the 'Useful Downloads' section below to access a map and step-by-step instructions from The Student Hub (Building 37).