
Circulation Desk - 617-573-8177 - law_circulation@suffolk.edu
Research Desk - 617-573-8516 - lawref@suffolk.edu
To seek law exam accommodations, go to: Online Request Form and connect with Disability Services
To seek second language accommodations, go to: Dean of Students- Law School
Classroom Accommodations: due 3 weeks before the start of the academic year or semester
Exam Accommodations: due 2 weeks after the start of the academic year or semester
Second Language Accommodations: due 60 days prior to the examination period for each semester.
Immersive Reader, is available for use in Canvas Pages. Immersive Reader allows users to customize their display, access resources like dictionaries and translations, and listen to text-based content, making it easier to access course content in a preferred medium, maintain focus, and work through unfamiliar material.
To access the tool, select the “Immersive Reader” button in the upper right hand corner of Canvas Pages. That will open a new window where you can have the content read aloud [1], adjust voice settings [2], edit text preferences [3], grammar options [4], and reading preferences [5].

There are a few limitations to the immersive reader tool:

Open your Word document or Email.
for more accessibility options within Microsoft products go to their web page.
Speech-to-text is a powerful tool for everyone. It can be especially useful to those with hearing impairments, slow processing speeds, ADHD or other conditions that impact your ability to focus, process, and take notes in class.
Text-to-speech is a great assistive aid for everyone. If you take photos of class white boards, PowerPoints or scanned books, these tools can take those images, enhance them and read them to you. This tool is especially useful for individuals with any eyesight impairment or poor camera quality.
If you are looking to translate your legal texts into your native language, these translation tools may be of assistance. Each has varying languages and degrees of accuracy, so use with caution. Canvas also has built-in translation features for your course materials under the immersive reader option. If your native language is missing from these applications, reach out to lawref@suffolk.edu and we will work to find a tool that includes your native tongue.