Student Resources
Clark student accounts Set Up for New Students
New Clark students need to set up two accounts before their accommodations can be active and as part of the process with Disability Access Center. We recommend students trying to set these up before their intake appointment. Here is Clark's Tech Hub websites showing how students set these up:
How to set up your Clark Labs Account or reset the password: https://www.clark.edu/its/documentation-and-resources/students/setup.php. *Students need to set up their Student ID number first and then they can set up Clark Lab Account.
Setting up your Clark Student Email, forgot your password, or want to forward it to another email address: https://www.clark.edu/its/documentation-and-resources/students/emailsetup.php
Questions still? Contact the TechHub for assistance, their contact information is on the following webpage, on the left side, near the bottom: https://www.clark.edu/its/documentation-and-resources/students/techhub/index.php
ctcLink support for Assistive Technology Users
For Assistive Tech Users; if you need technical accessibility support using ctcLink, for example screen-reader users, please contact Zach Lattin at zlattin@clark.edu or call 360-992-2016. If you are trying to register or add or drop a class and running into accessibility issues, you can also contact us at the Disability Access Center (DAC) who can work with Enrollment to assist you.
Flexible Attendance & Deadlines Accommodation Information
Guidelines for Flexible Attendance and Deadlines Accommodation
Flexible Deadlines 24hour extension form
Flexible Deadlines 48hour extension form
Flexible Deadlines form (to be completed by instructor and student)
Flexible Attendance and Deadlines form (to be completed by instructor and student.)
*After a discussion and plan is agreed on, complete this form and email to dss@clark.edu or the student can complete it in their myAccess account.
Natural Reader, free software for any student!
Often helpful for students with reading disabilities, ADD, ADHD, and auditory learners in their college reading and learning. This tool can support your college learning, all you do is copy and paste the content and it's read aloud to you! You can adjust the voices and speed.
- Natural Reader downloadable version
- FAQ Natural Reader Software for Windows
- Natural Reader online version
Notetaking Technology:
Glean:
DAC can assign a license to students as a notetaker type accommodation, contact us if interested. Glean is a tool that helps students in capturing everything occuring in their live classes. Glean can audio record and produce an automated transcript of a live in person or virtual class. It also provides support in your notetaking and allows you to go back to the recording to fill in your own notes! Check out GLEAN website if you are interested and let a DAC staff member know.
Once Disability Access Center assigns you a license, here's helpful info when starting Glean:
- Glean Log in page- bookmark this page. Your Log in will be your full student email address.
- Glean Skills Portal- short video tutorials for students!
- Glean Student Classroom Event- booking page for a FREE live Webinars to sign up for. Time Zome in Eastern time so subtract 3 hours to the time you sign up for.
Recording & Transcript Tech:
Smart phones and often computers have recording devices built in, some with automated transcripts like Glean has. Check these out or contact us for an Assistive Tech appointment:
- Voice memos for iPhone.
- Google recorder for Android.
- Google Live Transcript to use on the webs on a computer.
Resources
Office of Civil Rights (OCR)
Self-Care Resources
Mental Health and Wellness Resources - CRISIS HOTLINES FOR IMMEDIATE HELP
Clark's Counseling and Health Center website
Mental Health & Wellness LibGuide by Clark College
Supportive Resources we recommend every student check out!
Clark's Student Success Coaches offer Zoom or in person 1:1 coaching sessions for time management or other academic skills.
Clark's Tutoring Center website with various subjects and information.
Clark's Virtual Tutoring Information and schedules of when tutors are available in certain subjects.
Emergency Grants application. A student experiencing a financial emergency or unanticipated expenses that cause financial hardship can apply. These funds are not loans and do not need to be repaid. It's a separate process then Financial Aid.