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About the ILC
Located on the lower level of the Learning Resource Center in R-104/105, 106 and 107.
Phone number: (619) 388-3535
Contacts: Contact the ILC
The ILC provides word processing facilities and Internet access for students. It is the primary facility for students to complete 296 individual instruction courses. It offers independent learning materials for many courses.
Students need their current ID to be able to access the rooms and log their time.
Services
- Individualized learning experiences to improve academic skills or augment in-class activities.
- ILC staff will help students get started using software; however, students should have basic computer skills. Students looking for basic computer training may look into taking classes on campus.
- WebCT accomodations
- Language students can tape themselves speaking in the ILC if they bring their own cassette tape. Contact the ILC for more details.
- Students can videotape themselves to fulfill course requirements. Contact the ILC for more details.
Equipment & Software
Equipment and software for R105 and R107- Approximately 120 computers with multimedia hardware, including eight with adaptive equipment and software
- Adaptive software includes: Window Eyes, Zoomtext, Dragon Naturally Speaking, Jaws, Kurzwil- Scan & Read. One room has a computer with a ball mouse.
- Word processing, PowerPoint and spreadsheet software
- Math instruction software
- DVD Players
- CD Players
- VHS Tape Players
- Headphones
- Black/white printer in each room that uses campus copy card
- Color printer in R105
- Scanner in each room.
*Some software applications may change on semester basis, please check with a staff member for information*
Dragon Naturally Speaking - Voice Activated program that allows individuals to use their voice where they would otherwise use the mouse and keyboard.Kurzweil 3000 - A scan and read program that allows individuals to utilize study skill features and access printed materials through listening.
JAWS - Screen Reading program that reads text and computer content. It is designed for individuals who are blind.
Window-Eyes - Screen Reading program that reads text and computer content. It is designed for individuals who are blind.
ZoomText - Screen magnification and reading program. It is designed for individuals with low vision.
Scanner-Used in conjunctions with Kurzweil to scan printed materials into an electronic format for ease of access.
Media Collection
Syllabi for 296 Courses (and video title lists) -- click HERE.
The Media Collection includes close captioned video and DVDs in various disciplines such as Math, Black Studies, History, and Foreign Language. Media Collection materials are kept in the Independent Learning Center in R105, accessible by ILC staff only. Students and other requestors must be able to identify the material needed by call number so it can be pulled by ILC staff. Call numbers for media materials are listed in the the Library's online catalog. Use the Course Reserves tab for media reserve materials and the AV search for reserve and non-reserve videos. Students must view materials on-site only. Faculty may check out videos for one week.
This page maintained by B. Ring. Last updated: 25 Jan 2010
