Instructor on Leave During Spring Quarter
Sri Lakshmanan will be on sabbatical leave during the Spring quarter and will not be available.
- Assistive Technology computers are available inside the library for student use during CAL’s closed hours
Purpose:
The Computer Accessibility Lab (CAL) provides students with information and training on a variety of Assistive Technology (AT) tools and devices. Support is offered through small group workshops and one-on-one training sessions, tailored to help students access technology that meets their specific learning needs.
Accessibility Statement:
De Anza College views disability as an important aspect of diversity and is committed to providing equitable access to learning opportunities for all students. The Disability Support Services (DSS) office collaborates with students with disabilities to provide and arrange reasonable accommodations.
Our goal is to make all materials and services accessible to every student. If you encounter any accessibility barriers, please contact Sri Lakshmanan or the DSS office for assistance.
CAL Lab Hours - Winter Quarter
- Monday: 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
- Tuesday: 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
- Thursday: 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
- Friday: Closed
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CAL Regulations
The Computer Access Lab serves as a quiet, safe, supportive, and shared learning environment for all students. Please be mindful of the CAL regulations.
- Please be courteous to everybody
- Handle computers and technologies with care
- Do not modify or change any computer settings. If you require any specific customization not already provided, please check with the CAL instructor
- Do not install any software
- Keep CAL surroundings clean. Food and drinks are not allowed on computer tables
- Computers with electronic adjustable tables are reserved for students who need them
- Computers stations with scanners are reserved for students who require scanner functions
- Printers are reserved for lab use and class-related assignments; please log printing usage on logs provided
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Student Conduct
Students are subject to the following District Board Policies and Administrative Procedures:
- Computer Use AP 3250
- Student Rights and Responsibilities BP 5500
- Student Code of Conduct AP 5510
- Student Due Process and Discipline AP 5520
- Student Grievances AP 5530
All De Anza students are obligated to abide by the Student Code of Conduct Administrative Policy 5510, effective 1/20/06. (See the DISH Appendices, Foothill De Anza Standards of Conduct for a reprinting of the Policy and its listing of applicable rules and regulations.)
The introduction states: Foothill and De Anza Colleges consider the following principles essential to their educational mission and community life:
- Mutual respect between students, faculty and staff;
- Pursuit of studies with honesty and integrity;
- Respect for College and personal property; and
- Compliance with all rules and regulations.
Students in DSPS are expected to become familiar with and understand the behavioral expectations and standards of the District. Misconduct in these areas shall subject the student to college disciplinary action, as outlined in AP 5520 - Student Due Process and Discipline.
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Assistive Technology
Course Catalog
Course Descriptions
Orientation, Evaluation and Training
Orientation, Evaluation, and Training services will resume in Winter 2026.
When these services are available, please review the Assistive Technology courses offered through the Computer Accessibility Lab (CAL).
For more details about available tools and technologies, visit the Assistive Technology page.
Instructor
Sridevi Lakshmanan
Full-time Faculty
Disability Support Services
Office/CAL: 408.864.5816
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Coordinator
Denisse Dolmo
Coordinator, DSPS/CAL
Disability Support Services
Office/CAL: 408.864.8472
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