In many cases, Agencies have professional Zoom accounts. This will allow them to have access to the Zoom link once the class begins. If you are using Zoom, you do not need to make any adjustments to your zoom set up to allow the ASL Interpreters to communicate with the student other than ensuring you have added their NETID to your course. It is important to note, you should always talk directly to the student, and not their interpreter when communicating with the student. The student will sometimes also use this to communicate to you, through the ASL interpreter. These individuals utilize signs, facial expressions, and body postures to communicate to the student what is happening during your class. In many cases, depending on how long your class is or the nature of the content matter, the student may be assigned multiple American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters. Contacts for Rutgers Offices of Disability Services.Faculty Quick Guide to Create Accessible Online Courses.

Faculty Resources for Accessible Online Courses.Student responsibilities for exam arrangements through ODS.Informal Resolution & Grievance Process.Offices of Disability Services Operating Status.About the Offices of Disability Services.Welcome to Rutgers Access and Disability Resources.

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