Typical accommodations for students with visual impairments may include: 

•       Use of a scribe or note taker
•       Location (close to the chalkboard or screen)
•       Tape recorded lectures
•       Taped texts
•       Large print class materials
•       Extended time for tests
•       Alternate test format:  e-format, oral, Braille, or large print.
•       Use of a voice or large print output computer with word processing software
•       Extended time and alternate locations for examinations
•       Use of a closed circuit enlargement system
•       Extended time for research requirements