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Technical Aids Pool
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courses
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https://uni-freiburg.de/en/studies/advising/studying-with-disability/loan-techni...
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2026-03-19T05:57:22+00:00
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Technical Aids Pool

Source: https://uni-freiburg.de/en/studies/advising/studying-with-disability/loan-technical-aids/ Parent: https://uni-freiburg.de/en/studies/advising/studying-with-disability/

The University of Freiburg provides mobile aids and devices that can be borrowed free of charge by students with a disability or chronic illness to participate in courses. Lecturers whose courses are attended by students with a disability may also borrow equipment to make courses and examinations more accessible.

If you wish to borrow equipment, please contact the representative for students with a disability or chronic illness.

Contact

The technical aids pool includes the following devices and software

Technical Aids for Visual Impairments

Device/Software Description
Braillex Live Braille notetaker Input and output in Braille; may be connected to notebooks, tablets, and smartphones
Topolino smart camera system Adjustable blackboard and projection camera with integrated LED lighting; may be connected to monitors or notebooks
Eickhorst Dialite Flip LED table lamp Adjustable cold light lamp for anti-glare illumination of projections
HP Probook 17.3″ notebook Windows 10, MS Office, ZoomText, Jaws, Topolino Vox are installed
Zoom Text Magnifier/Reader V10 PC magnification and reading program; magnification up to 60 times; includes language output program
Jaws for Windows Professional Representation of screen content in speech and Braille
Topolino Vox Software Reading and text recognition software for the camera

Technical Aids for Hearing Impairments, ADS, and Autism Spectrum

Device/Software Description
Phonak Roger Pen Wireless microphone for improved speech understanding in loud or reverberant environments and over distance; Bluetooth connectivity
Roger My Link Multi-frequency wireless receiver with inductive neckloop for use in combination with a wireless transmitter; compatible with cochlear implants and hearing aids with telecoils; may be used without hearing aids with headphones

Contact

Solveig Roscher

Representative for Students with Disabilities or Chronic Illnesses

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