No, it is explained to the student during our initial interview that they are required to set up tests with our testing center and follow the process for in-person course exams. Online exams can be extended via Canvas.
No, if a student is authorized for e-text we require them to show us the hard copy of the text or receipt and we then request their book in an alternate format from our Alternative Media Specialist. However, picking a book that is available in accessible format does make the process easier, and may even eliminate the need for e-text services, making your pedagogical approach one that supports universal design learning (UDL).
No, but please refer the student back to DSPS. If a student believes they need a specific accommodation, it has to be discussed with a DSP&S counselor and supported by disability verification. Providing accommodations not listed on the student's FNL may set a precedence that other instructors and/or institutions may not provide.