A literacy support tool that helps with everyday tasks like reading text out loud, understanding unfamiliar words, researching assignments and proofing written work. Available on all library computers, and free to download for students and staff.
We work closely with the University's Access and Disability Service to ensure the needs of students with an Education Inclusion Plan (EIP) are met. Items in the University collection may be available to academic staff and students with disability to adjust formatting for accessible use.
If you need assistance on an ongoing basis and think you are eligible, please contact the Access and Disability Service. You can meet with an Access and Disability Advisor to determine your needs.
The Library provides required readings and textbooks in an accessible format for students with a verified print disability who are registered with Access and Disability Services.
Available for all students and staff to use at university or at home.
A literacy support tool that helps with everyday tasks like reading text out loud, understanding unfamiliar words, researching assignments and proofing written work. Available on all library computers, and free to download for students and staff.
An online tool that converts inaccessible documents such as image-only PDFs, JPG pictures and Microsoft PowerPoint presentations into more accessible formats, such as MP3, ePub or tagged PDFs.
Visit the Access and Disability Service Resources Hub and scroll down to Useful apps and technology > Assistive Technology and Software.
Learn more about Otter.ai, Dragon, Microsoft, Apple/iOS and Google/Android accessibility tools.
Find accessible study rooms, facilities and equipment on your campus.
Book a time to use the Blacktown Library assistive technology room 910.4.20
Book a time to use the Brisbane Library accessibility room 216.1.04
Book a time to use the Melbourne Library assistive technology room 420.1.70
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +61 3 9953 3012
Book a time to use the North Sydney Library assistive technology room 502.1.25
Low sensory retreats are spaces designed to provide a quiet, calming environment that encourages relaxation and self-care. They are not intended as study areas or communal hangouts.
You can find these spaces on your campus using the map links below. Some, but not all, are located inside our campus libraries.
Need help accessing our spaces or services? Contact your campus library or email us.