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The [https:// | The [https://amacusg.org/studentcenter.php Student Center] is a web-based application that students receiving [[Member_Guide_Member_Services|AMAC services]] can use to: | ||
* Check the status of orders, | * Check the status of orders, | ||
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* Watch assistive technology training videos. | * Watch assistive technology training videos. | ||
A link to the [https:// | A link to the [https://amacusg.org/studentcenter.php Student Center] is located on the home page of the [http://www.amacusg.org AMAC website]. | ||
Students log into the Student Center using their email address and personal identification number (PIN). If a student cannot remember their email address on file with AMAC, they should contact their Disability Service Provider or AMAC. If a student cannot remember their PIN, they can click the Forgot your PIN link located in the Student Center Login box and their PIN will be emailed to them. | Students log into the Student Center using their email address and personal identification number (PIN). If a student cannot remember their email address on file with AMAC, they should contact their Disability Service Provider or AMAC. If a student cannot remember their PIN, they can click the Forgot your PIN link located in the Student Center Login box and their PIN will be emailed to them. | ||
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==How to Use== | ==How to Use== | ||
The Student Center has been developed to provide easy access to materials and support offered through [http://www. | The Student Center has been developed to provide easy access to materials and support offered through [http://www.amacusg.org/ AMAC] to it's student members. | ||
*[[Media:SDC_Guide_student-1-.pdf| Student Guide (pdf 698kb)]] | *[[Media:SDC_Guide_student-1-.pdf| Student Guide (pdf 698kb)]] | ||
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==Resources== | ==Resources== | ||
Microsoft: [http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/32-bit-and-64-bit-Windows-frequently-asked-questions 32-bit-and-64-bit FAQs] | Microsoft: [http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/32-bit-and-64-bit-Windows-frequently-asked-questions 32-bit-and-64-bit FAQs] | ||
[[Category:ACT|Student Center]] | [[Category:ACT|Student Center]] | ||
Revision as of 10:07, 27 July 2010
The Student Center is a web-based application that students receiving AMAC services can use to:
- Check the status of orders,
- Download electronic book files,
- Download assistive technology software, and
- Watch assistive technology training videos.
A link to the Student Center is located on the home page of the AMAC website.
Students log into the Student Center using their email address and personal identification number (PIN). If a student cannot remember their email address on file with AMAC, they should contact their Disability Service Provider or AMAC. If a student cannot remember their PIN, they can click the Forgot your PIN link located in the Student Center Login box and their PIN will be emailed to them.
Once logged in, students can view their orders and can download electronic book files for their orders.
How to Use
The Student Center has been developed to provide easy access to materials and support offered through AMAC to it's student members.
The following videos will demonstrate how to get the most out of the Student Center:
- Tour of the AMAC Student Center (4 minutes 27 seconds)
- Quick Tour of the Student Center (2 minutes)
- Login to the AMAC Student Center (1 minute 23 seconds)
- How to download book files (2 minutes 57 seconds)
- Unzipping your book files
- Unzipping with Windows Vista (2 minutes 31 seconds)
- Unzipping with Windows XP
- Unzipping your book files
- Downloading software for reading (5 minutes)
- Instructions to check whether you have a 32-bit or 64-bit computer.
- Open System by clicking the Start button (Window logo in lower left of screen), clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, and then clicking System.
- Under System, you can view the system type.
- Add reading software to your computer
- Download other voices to your computer
- Use the training support
- Get help
Design
Processes
Resources
Microsoft: 32-bit-and-64-bit FAQs