Assistive Tech Hub

At Queen’s, we know that the right technology can make all the difference in your studies. Whether you need support with reading, writing, organisation, or focus, there are fantastic tools available to help. That’s why we’ve created the Assistive Tech (AT) Hub – a dedicated space where students can find information, guidance, and support on using digital study tools and assistive technology (AT) effectively.

What is the AT Hub?

The AT Hub is an online resource designed to help you get the most out of the assistive technology available at Queen’s:

• Check out the Digital Study Tools & Resources – Step-by-step instructions on using digital tools, and advice on how to integrate assistive technology into your daily routine.

Who is the AT Hub for?

The AT Hub is open to all students, not just those registered with Accessible Learning Services.

How Can the AT Hub Help You?

Studying can feel overwhelming at times — that’s where the AT Hub comes in. We’ll show you quick, practical tools (many already built into your device) to make learning smoother and less stressful.

• Reading & Research
  Struggling with long articles or dense textbooks? Tools like Immersive Reader and Copilot can read text aloud or summarise key points for you. If you’d like extra features, try Read&Write.
  👉 Explore Assistive Tech for Academic Reading and Understanding and Assistive Tech for Reading, Writing & Organisation
• Notes & Writing
  Whether it’s lectures, essays, or brainstorming ideas,  OneNote and Copilot in Word can help you capture, organise, and polish your notes. You can also use NotebookLM to connect your notes and sources.
  👉 Explore Assistive Tech for Notetaking & Writing
• Maths & STEM
  Equations don’t need to be a barrier. Equatio lets you write, hear, and interact with maths in a more accessible way.  👉 Explore EquatIO here
• Organisation & Planning
  Stay on top of deadlines and tasks with Microsoft To Do or create visual study plans using MindView.
  👉 Explore Organisation Tools

Where to Find the AT Hub

You can access the AT Hub here 👉 Assistive Tech Hub. The blog is regularly updated with new resources, student-friendly guides, and advice on getting the most from AT.