Assistive Tech at Leeds
Boost your studies with specialist software and apps
What is assistive technology?
Assistive technology is the term used for specialist equipment or computer software which helps you to work and study more effectively.
Examples of assistive technology available include:
Voice recognition
Screen readers
Productivity tools
Mind-mapping and organisational tools
Voice recorders
Note taking software
Proofreaders
At Leeds, there is a range of technology available free of charge to any student or member of staff, whether disabled or not.
One-to-one sessions
Attend a 1:1 session with our Assistive Technology Advisor, Tom Starkey to discuss your needs, issues and solutions.
Assistive technology Minerva page
Visit our dedicated Minerva page to explore examples of assistive technology, book 1:1 sessions and workshops.
Student webinars
Join a webinar looking at different areas of assistive technology including:
What is Assistive Tech?
Neurodivergence and organisational tools
Assistive Tech and AI
Learning materials
- Learn more about the Assistive Tech available at Leeds on our AT Sway
- Join LinkedIn Learning to find out more about AT at Leeds
