ATMac provides useful information about all Apple and Mac products for users with a disability, chronic illness, or other impairments. Covers hardware, software, apps for the iPhone & iPad, free downloads, tutorias. and more.
Information and tutorials for built-in accessibility tools, organized by product.
Windows Accessibility - For users of Windows 10
Microsoft Office 365 - Accessibility features & tutorials for Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power Point. Organized by Vision, Hearing, Neurodiversity, Learning, Mobility, and Mental Health.
Apple - Accessibility features for Mac users on a variety of Apple hardware. Scroll down the page to find the topics grouped by Vision, Hearing, Physical and Motor Skills, and Learning and Literacy.
Apple Device-Specific Accessibility Features - Mac, iPad, iPhone
Sakai - Tips for navigation & screen reader settings
Google Products - Focus on resources for blind or low-vision and deaf or hard-of-hearing users.
Firefox - Features to make the browser and web content accessible
Internet Explorer - Guide to accessibility features & tutorials
Adobe Creative Suite - Accessibility features for InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.
Wellesley College Accessibility and Disability Resources
Clapp Library Room 316
Wellesley College
106 Central Street
Wellesley, MA 02482
Jim Wice, Director of Accessibility and Disability Services
Email: jwice@wellesley.edu
Phone: 781.283.2434
Office: Clapp Library Room 316
Rebecca Melville, Assistant Director of Accessibility and Disability Services
Email: rm106@wellesley.edu
Phone: 781.283.3845
Office: Clapp Library Room 315
Anne Manning, IT Business Analyst
Email: amanning@wellesley.edu
Phone: 781.283.3725
Office: Clapp Library 110
Rebecca Darling, Assistant Director of Instructional Technology
Email: rdarling@wellesley.edu
Phone: 781.283.2882
Office: Clapp Library Room 219B