In order to use Glean, each term, students will sign an agreement to use the program’s audio recordings of course lectures solely for their own educational purposes. Requests for Glean are processed in the order they are received. Students should make their request using DAS Student Online Services Login for Glean at least one week before the start of the term, as Glean is renewed on a term-by-term basis. Glean works on any operating system: Windows, Mac, Chromebooks and Linux. Glean is a web application which can be accessed on any laptop or desktop computer through the Chrome Web browser. Students can also import slides and images that connect to their audio recording to create multi-media study resources. With Glean, students are able to audio record their lectures, which enables them to focus on what they are hearing during the lecture, flag what the instructor identifies as important, and then come back to their recording to create effective notes. Eligibility is dependent on the specific impact(s) of the disability and/or the student’s ability to physically take notes. Two other types of notetaking services may be available. All eligible students may choose one of the following DAS-provided systems: Disability Access Services (DAS) provides technology to help students independently meet their request for notetaking services. Research shows that students who take good notes are more engaged in class and ultimately get better grades.

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