AIM Student Hub
AIM - Accessible Information Management
Our Aim: Bringing You Better Accessibility Services
Beginning Fall 2023, Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) will transition to Accessible Information Management or AIM for short. Students will request accommodations, submit documentation, and schedule appointments through AIM. Students can also view, print, and save a copy of their Course Accessibility Letter at any time!
Students will request their course accessibility letters be sent to their instructors. Instructors will be able to review them and plan for implementation. Students will also be able to request follow-up consultations directly through the system. We hope this will further improve student interactions with our office.
As part of this transition, SSD has extensively reviewed and updated the language used to describe accommodations to provide greater clarity. We hope this will provide students with better, more consistent service from us, and answers commonly asked questions from instructors.
Below are some steps to take TODAY, to prepare for this change:
- Return to this page for updates and view the What to Expect video
- Review our updated accommodations language page.
- Check your VT email for communications related to this change.
- Login to AIM and verify your current accommodations (current SSD connected students only)
Please add the domain"*@post.accessiblelearning.com" to your safe sender list (Outlook 365 instructions or Gmail instructions).
AIM Instructional Videos for Students
Timeline for Next Steps
Peer notetaker requests and the Online Testing Reservation System (OTRS) used by the Werth Testing Center will remain in place. We expect to sunset those request forms and roll out the AIM alternative testing, notetaking, and alternate format modules in 2024.