Disability
Services
Information
for Instructors
Accommodated Testing Information
Instructors are responsible
for delivering tests to the Testing Center, or making other arrangements
for getting the test to the center.
If there are accommodation needed
for a particular exam please deliver the exam to Disability Services for
the alteration (example: increasing the font size, converting to audio
format, etc.). The test must arrive at Disability Services at least
two days in advance of the scheduled test.
Testing
Services provides proctoring during the exams.
When a student is taking an
exam, proctoring will occur in one of the following ways:
- A testing proctor will monitor by physically being in the room.
- A testing proctor will monitor with a camera and monitoring system.
- A testing proctor will monitor in the room and with a camera and monitoring
system
NOTE: The testing
room must remain as quiet as possible at all times.
RCSD Syllabi Attachment
Instructors, please
attach the following paragraphs to course syllabi:
The
Americans with Disabilities Act & Accommodations
In compliance with Lake Superior
State University policies and equal access laws, disability-related accommodations
or services are available to students with documented disabilities.
If you are a student with a disability and you think you may require accommodations
you must register with Disability Services (DS), which is located in the
KJS Library, Room 130, (906) 635-2355 or x2355 on campus. DS will provide
you with a letter of confirmation of your verified disability and authorize
recommended accommodations. This authorization must be presented to your
instructor before any accommodations can be made.
Students who desire such services should meet with instructors in a timely
manner, preferably during the first week of class, to discuss individual
disability related needs. Any student who feels that an accommodation
is needed – based on the impact of a disability – should meet with instructors
privately to discuss specific needs.
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