Access to Lecture Content

You may find that course design removes the need for individual accommodations for notes. Many instructors share course content, including lecture material, with all students, thus minimizing the need for an individual note-taker as an accommodation. Additionally, students can use technology and apps to assist in capturing lecture content (class notes).

In addition to using the resources provided by your instructor, you should:

• Attend class.
• Review your class sites via D2L or websites frequently.
• Use technology or apps to take notes:
  • Type notes on provided course documents.
  • Record lectures.
  • Sync the recording with your notes.
  • Learn more about note-taking apps and technology options.
• Visit Think Tank for free academic skills tutoring.
• Collaborate with classmates to share and compare notes taken during class.

Meet with an Access Consultant to explore options if technology resources and personal strategies are ineffective drc-info@arizona.edu.