The University has licensed software which supports reading, writing, and research by making documents and files more accessible.
Jun 29th, 2020
A tool now available to the campus community will help make materials more accessible.
The University has purchased an institution-wide licence for Read&Write, which supports reading, writing, and research by making documents and files more accessible. The software is free to all UWindsor employees and students.
Read&Write helps with language acquisition and improved writing, says Anthony Gomez, assistive technologist in Student Accessibility Services.
