Please take note of following information: Printer or copier access: further information on following website: http://rhi.hi.is/node/319 Adapted books: please note that students have to provide their own special software on personal computers, like text-to-speech or ZoomText. On the other hand they have access to small computer lab (access center) which is equipped with special software (like Ivona and ZoomText) and is available for daily use and for exams. For those in need of adapted reading or digital material there are three main sources: a. Háskólaprent / University press: scans books for students, e.g. for those who use text-to-speech software. This service is free of charge but students have to provide their own curriculum. Website: https://www.haskolaprent.is/?ls=en b. University bookshop / Bóksala stúdenta and Heimkaup (online business) offer many titles for university courses in form of e-books which are of high quality and works with text-to-speech software. University bookshop: http://www.boksala.is/?___store=english&___from_store=english Heimkaup: https://www.heimkaup.is/haskoli-islands c. For visual impairment/blind: The National Institute for the Blind, Visually Impaired and Deafblind provides Braille and large print material and books besides other services. Website: http://midstod.is/english Adapted material for visual impairment/blind: this resource is implemented in consultation with The National Institute for the Blind, Visually Impaired and Deafblind. Website: http://midstod.is/english CCTV magnifier: approachable at the National and University Library of Iceland https://landsbokasafn.is/index.php/english Accessible notes: class notes (if a fellow student is ready to share her/his notes) Sign language interpreter(s): only Icelandic sign language interpretation Live captioning: in Icelandic (possibly in English but has to be looked into in advance)