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Library account registration for students, faculty, and staff, as well as Pennsylvania residents. Select your college from the list to access the services and information available to you. Full-time, temporary, and part-time jobs. After hours emergencies: 81 Call the IT Service Desk at 814-865-HELP (4357) for assistance. If you are in range, you will find it in your list of available networks. Their campus is considering purchasing the service for their campus.By STACI LYNNEA GRIMES on J1:42 PM | | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0) Penn State is running a WordPress blogging initiative, and we've decided to jump ship. > I would be introducing Adrian Gonzales from LA Mission College. I see that you are currently using it and have done a few tests concerning accessibility, but I wanted to ask if you would be willing to talk with this higher ed unit about the accessibility concerns you may have encountered. > I see that Penn State is using Turnitin for plagiarism testing and I had another college contact me about it. > Elizabeth, would you be willing to help my colleague Josh at UC Davis? > Turnitin is not my wheelhouse - let me turn you over to Elizabeth Pyatt, both accessibility and turnitin guru. > On Dec 7, 2015, at 2:43 PM, Alexa Schriempf wrote: > I would be happy to talk to you about Turnitin and accessibility. Pyatt [mailto: Sent: Monday, Decem12:21 PM
> Thanks for your site which does answer a lot of questions! ( ) Also, does TurnItIn have some kind of Accessibility group that meets monthly/quarterly to discuss and address these issues? Some of the items they had questions on deal with how students interact with placeholder notes from the professor using Screenreader and voice recognition software. > LA Mission College is considering the purchase of TurnItIn, but they have some questions on how students interact with the program. With your permission, I would like to get one more person involved from LA Mission College, Adrian Gonzalez, whose campus is considering procuring this software. > Thank you for being willing to discuss this further. > On Dec 7, 2015, at 3:42 PM, Joshua Hori wrote: Let me know if you have additional questions. > Turnitin doesn’t have an accessibility stakeholder meeting that I know of, but they do have a Web page and a newly minted email address at Hope this is useful. > The new interface is supposed to be more accessible, but it hasn’t been tested yet, although we hope to do so in the very near future. In a similar vein, I wouldn’t use voice commenting for a student who couldn’t hear them.
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For students on a screen reader or a keyboard, I would advise instructors to download the paper and insert comments in Word in a format that works for the student. > FWIW - I would NOT recommend a faculty member rely on GradeMark for a student user or Voice Annotation for a deaf student.
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The actual GradeMark report isn’t very accessible, but the PDF download does reproduce the comments in a text based format…but it is a PDF. The Originality Report can be downloaded as a PDF with some text cues. Alternatively, instructors can upload papers for students who need accommodation and get the Originality Report. However, students on a screen reader are able to upload papers using Cut & Paste. > The current version definitely has issues as alluded to on the Penn State page. Pyatt [mailto: Sent: Monday, Decem12:54 PM
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It's REALLY looking hopeful that TII will be more accessible knowing that they are working with Deque to address their issues! If you are ever looking for a little help with the testing, please feel free to reach out! > Thank you for that Accessibility page as well.
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> Have there been thoughts about purchasing the Dragon Naturally Speaking Pro version 14 to accommodate those professors who are integrating voice annotations? Version 14 no longer requires any training for profiles and there's a lab license available for higher education units. > On Dec 7, 2015, at 5:31 PM, Joshua Hori wrote: We’re glad you found the Turnitin page helpful. I would recommend contacting them directly. Unfortunately, we don’t have information on the new Dragon products. Cc: Web Accessibility Initiative Interest Group
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