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I was approached to support someone who would access lectures and classes via Skype - which would be a live stream rather than a recording. I would have been able to support the student at home to facilitate this activity. Not sure if this helps.

Rosalyn


Rosalyn Lord
Student Support Service
The National Autistic Society
Lancashire Service
Tel: 01254 888535
Mobile: 07770 227 085
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From: Discussion list for disabled students and their support staff. [[log in to unmask]] on behalf of Sarah Matthews [[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 12 September 2012 13:10
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Subject: Filming Lectures

Dear All

I was wondering if anyone had come across the request to record lectures via an i-pad?

The student requesting this has stated that they are dyslexic, ADHD and have a sensory hearing disorder (no evidence as yet).

They will be joining our science based access course therefore they will not be eligible for a needs assessment or DSA. Do other institutions permit filming as a reasonable adjustment?

Please feel free to contact me off list

Many thanks

Sarah

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