Supporting your Online Learning
The Accommodated Learning Centre has sourced and created a variety of Online Learning Resources that have been made accessible to all students. Please navigate to our "Resources" tab where students will find resources for Academic Writing Assistance, Accessibility Features, Time Management, Online Learning, Wellness, and more!
Providing equitable access to the post-secondary environment
Accommodated Learning Centre
4401 University Drive
Lethbridge, Alberta T1K 3M4
B760, University Hall
Phone: 403-329-2766 (Not currently available)
Email: alc@uleth.ca
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:00pm
(Our office is currently working remotely off-campus.
Please email alc@uleth.ca and we will direct your inquiry).
IMPORTANT DATES
EXAM BOOKING
ALC POLICY SIGNING
NEW DIGITAL FORMAT!
ALC Policy Forms get sent out via DocuSign
Policy Signing for Spring 2021 Semester took place on January 18, 2021
- An email was sent out to all registered ALC students on Monday, January 18, 2021
- Letters of Accommodation were sent out to Instructors the following day after the Add/Drop deadline (January 19th) in the order they were received
- If you have not signed the ALC Policy Form yet, please do so before booking any exams
- If you cannot locate the original email that was sent out, please contact alc@uleth.ca to request the ALC Policy Form
ClockWork - Book Your Exam Here
For additional help, please see
Clockwork Exam Booking Video Tutorial
Please be advised that all requests for exams that are taking place during the regular semester must be booked a minimum of 7 days prior to the examination date. Early exam requests are encouraged. Please refer to the policy form for final exam booking deadlines.
If you are having any issues booking your exams through ClockWork or have any questions, please contact the ALC office.
Svitlana Payant (Exam Coordinator)
Phone Number: 403-394-3949 (Not currently available)
Email Address: exam.accommodations@uleth.ca
Test accommodations include
but are not limited to:
- 2x or 1.5x additional time for exams, tests and quizzes
- Private room
- Word Processor
- ‘KURZWEIL’
- ‘DRAGON’
- Use of a calculator
Classroom accommodations include
but are not limited to:
- Tape-record lectures
- Use of a Note Taker
- Educational assistant
- Laptop
- FM System
- Preferential seating
Out of class accommodations include
but are not limited to:
*Accommodations are dependent upon the student's disability, supporting paperwork as well as academic requirements.
- Use of a Tutor
- Use of an Academic Strategist
- Alternate Format Textbooks
- LD software
- Speech dictation software
- Screen Reader
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The Accommodated Learning Centre offers a range of services to accommodate our students with their learning needs. Many service costs can be covered by government grants depending on eligibility.
In order to apply for funded supports, you must first complete your Alberta Student Aid application, then make an appointment to meet with the ALC team to discuss your eligibility (based on documentation strength and recommendations), and fill out a Schedule 4.
*** Please note:
Grant applications currently take up to eight weeks to process and approve. This is an Alberta Student Aid timeline that is not under our control. We recommend you consider this when making requests and plan accordingly.
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Student Aid applications are a requirement to determine eligibility; those who do not qualify are still afforded other opportunites for support.
For more information please contact the ALC Office at alc@uleth.ca
Amy Rapattoni
Accounts Coordinator
Phone Number: 403-394-3967 (Not currently available)
Email Address: amy.rapattoni@uleth.ca
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