Note taking provisions may include copies of lecture notes, overheads, power point presentations, and access to notes provided by a volunteer. Assistive Technology may be used to facilitate note-taking. See also: Note Taking Instructions.

Instructor

Provide a copy of lecture notes, overheads, power point presentations, or access to notes provided by a volunteer.
The student must sign an Agreement for Receiving Course Lecture Materials before receiving copies of your lecture notes.
Contact the DSO if you would like a copy of the signed agreement.
Only make an announcement for a volunteer if it is requested by the student. Please keep the student's identity confidential. During the announcement, you can ask students who are interested in volunteering to come to the front of the room after class. At that time, the student can identify himself to the volunteers, discuss needs, select a volunteer, and give the volunteer the note-taking paper that is provided by the DSO.
If a volunteer cannot be found after two announcements, please ask the student to contact DSO.
The Assistive Technology staff may also implement technology to facilitate note-taking.

Student

Inform your instructor if you would like an anonymous announcement made to recruit a volunteer.
Obtain NCR paper and note taker instructions from the DSO front desk to give to your volunteer note takers.
Meet with volunteer note takers after class to provide note-taking paper, instructions for note taking, and contact information (exchange email addresses). Provide additional note-taking paper to the volunteer as needed.
Sign a DSO Agreement for Receiving Course Lecture Materials and bring the form to the DSO for any course in which instructor lecture notes, copies of overheads, power point presentations, etc, are received. Return the notes to the instructor at the conclusion of the semester.
Contact your instructor and the DSO if you have any questions or concerns.
You are still expected to take notes during class even if you are using note-taking provisions. The note-takers notes should be used to supplement your own notes for the class. Note-taker services are only available for students who are in attendance or for those who have a disability-related absence.

DSO

Supply note-taking paper and instructions for the student to give to the volunteer.