Bartlett, Jennifer A.

Cantagallo, Carla

Fogg, Susan

Keinsley, Jason

English

University of Kentucky

University of KentuckyUKnowledgeLibrary Presentations University of Kentucky Libraries5-18-2012Equal Access for All: Service Students withDisabilitiesJason KeinsleyUniversity of Kentucky, jkeinsley@uky.eduJennifer A. BartlettUniversity of Kentucky, jen.bartlett@uky.eduCarla CantagalloUniversity of Kentucky, carla@uky.eduSusan FoggUniversity of Kentucky, susan.fogg@uky.eduRight click to open a feedback form in a new tab to let us know how this document benefits you.Follow this and additional works at: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/libraries_presentPart of the Library and Information Science CommonsThis Presentation is brought to you for free and open access by the University of Kentucky Libraries at UKnowledge. It has been accepted for inclusionin Library Presentations by an authorized administrator of UKnowledge. For more information, please contact UKnowledge@lsv.uky.edu.Repository CitationKeinsley, Jason; Bartlett, Jennifer A.; Cantagallo, Carla; and Fogg, Susan, "Equal Access for All: Service Students with Disabilities"(2012). Library Presentations. 119.https://uknowledge.uky.edu/libraries_present/119Equal Access for All: Serving Students with Disabilities Jason Keinsley, Jen Bartlett, Carla Cantagallo & Susan Fogg University of Kentucky Disability Services at UK Libraries Disability Resource Center •Accessibility issues •Accommodated testing •Housing requests •Parking permits •Adaptive technologies Adaptive Equipment & Software • Internet Explorer • DragonDictate • JAWS for Windows • Kurzweil • Zoom Text • Scanners • MathTalk • eClipse Reader  • Aladdin Closed Circuit Viewer • Braille printer • Magnifying glasses Background and Services History of Disability Services in the Library       Picture from: The Staffordshire University Computing Futures Museum http://www.fcet.staffs.ac.uk/jdw1/sucfm/sucfminput.htm Services • The University Libraries support the academic mission of the University of Kentucky. For people with disabilities, the libraries will provide services and assistance that permit access to and use of library resources. UK Libraries cooperate with the campus Disability Resource Center for the benefit of patrons with disabilities. For Reader Services and training on adaptive technology please contact the Disability Resource Center. Disability Services Room Disability Services Room Disability Services Room Policies Jason Keinsley Director of Desktop Support  University of Kentucky Libraries Excluding Medical Center, Law, and Transportation Libraries Desktop Support • Norwich University  – Coordinator of Public Services – Coordinator of Library Systems and Technology • Central Oregon Community College – Coordinator of Library Systems and Technology • Indiana University – Masters of Information Science – May 2001  Classroom  Libraries are Wonderful Dynamic Institutions  • Serve diverse populations – Public, Students, Faculty, other Academic Institutions • Need for non-standard equipment configurations – Public Micro-film computer / scanner – Government Documents computer – Kiosk computer – OPAC only computer – Print Station – Classroom computer • Disability Services Room Computer  Desktop Support • In my opinion, IT professionals would prefer  to implement and maintain items that are standardized. The more alike things are, the easier it is to manage more of those things with fewer resources. – Brand, Make, Model of Computer or Peripherals – Operating systems – Software  Packages and Software Versions   Computer Lease of 2011  • Library leased and deployed approximately 250 computers. • Standard deployments accounted for 88% – Staff / Faculty workstations • Non-Standard deployments accounted for 12%. - Specialty software, Specialty peripherals.    Non-Standard Deployment • It is good to have a strong partner(s) or liaison (s) to ensure efficient deployment, continued functionality, and successful redeployment. – Who understands the software / peripherals needed and how to use them – Who knows when maintenance is needed – Upgrades and needed improvements – Policies for computers – login / printing – Be an advocate for the computer stations.  Disability Services Computers • We refreshed / upgraded the software in 11/2010 still using previous equipment • 04/2012 Upgraded to Dell Optiplex 790 SFF – Windows 7 - 64 bit operating system – I 7 processor \ 16 GB memory – 1 TB Drive \ 5 yr warranty \ 22 inch monitor • Purchased by Disability Resource Center and completely identical to library machines.      Identical Hardware • Library IT created the specs for the computer • Excellent Pricing due to bulk rate • Same 5yr warranty • Parts the same – Less downtime in event of hardware failure • Upgrade / patch computer in unison with other library equipment because same specs • Trouble shooting everything is easier Identical Hardware • Computer Image used for Library Public Computers is identical – Disability Software added on top. • Designed to reduce virus and malware issues – 30 minute reset with no activity • Understand departments have different purchasing restraints. Grants or times of year when purchases are easier. • Make sure equipment has appropriate University property tags and equipment is assigned to appropriate department. Identical Hardware? • Dell E Series E1709W 17in Wide Monitor, VGA Only [add $114.73] • Dell E Series E170S 17in Monitor, VGA Only [add $114.73] • Dell E Series E190S 19in Monitor, VGA Only [add $145.53] • Dell E Series E1911 19in Wide Monitor, VGA/ DVI [add $130.13] • May delay your Dell OptiPlex 790 SFF - New! ship date • Dell E Series E2011H 20in Wide Monitor, VGA/ DVI [add $130.13] • Dell E Series E2210 22in Wide Monitor, VGA/ DVI [add $160.93] • Dell E Series E2211H 21.5 inch Wide Monitor, VGA/ DVI [add $153.23] • Dell E Series E2311H 23in Wide Monitor, VGA/ DVI [add $176.33] • Dell Professional P170S 17in HAS Monitor, VGA/ DVI [add $145.53] • Dell Professional P190S 19in HAS Monitor, VGA/ DVI [add $184.03] • Dell UltraSharp™ U2410 24in HAS Wide Monitor, VGA/ DVI/ DP/ HDMI [add $461.23] • Dell Professional P1911 19in HAS Wide Monitor, VGA/ DVI [add $145.53] • Dell Professional P2011H 20in HAS Wide Monitor, VGA/ DVI [add $160.93] • Dell Pro P2211H,Wide screen,21.5in VIS,HAS,VGA,DVI [add $184.03] • Dell Professional P2311H, Wide screen,23in VIS,HAS,VGA,DVI [add $207.13] • Dell Professional P2411H 24in HAS Wide Monitor, VGA/DVI [add $245.63] • DELL U2211H 21.5IN Flat Panel Display [add $214.83] • DELL U2311H 23IN Flat Panel Display [add $245.63] • Dell Professional P2210 22in HAS Wide Monitor, VGA/ DVI/ DP [add $184.03] Hardware Challenges • Older peripherals – Connection Type Outdated / Peripheral obsolete – No drivers or software for New Operating System • Long periods between Hardware upgrades • No Funds to update equipment • Poor documentation / No history • Responsible parties no longer available • IT infrastructure changes causes needed upgrade   Software •  Computer 1 – Kurzweil (Web Version) – Jaws – Eclipse – Zoomtext.    • Computer 2 – Full version of Kurzweil 3000 – Jaws  – Eclipse  – Zoomtext,  – Dragon – Mathtalk.  Office 2007 and Adobe Creative Suite 5  Software Challenges  • Patches or Upgrades can cause a conflict:  – The issue was our old version of Kurzweil did not work with updated version of adobe reader • No deployment by policy. – Minor inconvenience – Public Computer Policy does not allow installation of software. Must remove from Domain to add software   Software Challenges • Software licenses and keys purchased and maintained by other departments. – Campus IT has key server for ZoomText – Disability Resource Center owns software • Minor Snags – Find compatibility issues when you first do a major upgrade • The  name and key that is listed on the paperwork is not working  Software Challenges  • Jaws activation caused errors that required us to contact Freedom Scientific for help with activation • EclipseReader gives each computer it is installed on a unique hardware fingerprint. Installation on the new machines gave a fingerprint that was not associated with our license. Had to register new hardware fingerprints before proceeding with installation.   Conclusion • Be an advocate  • Collaborate with others at your institution • What is built needs to be maintained • Happy to be able to collaborate with Susan, Jen, and Carla on this project. • Thank you for coming! • Questions? • Jason Keinsley  jkeinsley@uky.edu • Jen Bartlett  jen.bartlett@uky.edu • Carla Cantagallo carla@uky.edu • Susan Fogg  susan.fogg@uky.edu    

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