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Kathy Cerenzo
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Topic starter 08/02/2024 7:56 pm  

Hi all, I was recently talking with a colleague who shared that she was getting push back from a college she was working with about provide notetaking services to a deaf student. The college did not want to pay for a notetaker but wanted to use technology because it was cheaper. Is anyone doing this at their campus and if so, how is it more cost effective than paying for a notetaker? 


   
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