The Office of Disability Services, where appropriate, and subject to the approval
of the Dean of the student's School or College, may recommend that a student
with a qualifying disability be permitted to audiotape/audiorecord class lectures
as
a
form of academic accommodation. Use of the accommodation of audiotaping class
lectures
is subject to the following conditions:
- Recordings of class lectures are only for the student's personal use in study
and preparation related to the class.
- The student may not share these recordings with any other person, whether
or not that person is in his/her class.
- The student acknowledges that the recordings are sources, the use of which
in any academic work is governed by rules of academic conduct for his or her
School
or College.
- The student agrees to destroy any recordings that were made when they are
no longer needed for his/her academic work.
Students who have been granted permission to audiotape/audiorecord class lectures
as
an
accommodation must agree in writing to abide by each of these provisions.
Please contact Disability Services for more information.
Students will be required to sign the following Agreement Regarding Audiotaping of Class Lectures
Boston University Disability Services has recommended that I [name of student] be
permitted to audiotape/audiorecord certain class lectures as a form of academic
accommodation. As a condition of using the accommodation of audiotaping class
lectures, I hereby
agree to the following:
- I will use recordings of class lectures solely for my personal use in study
and preparation related to the class.
- I will not share these recordings with any other person, whether or not that
person is in my class.
- I acknowledge that the recordings are sources, the use of which in any academic
work is governed by rules of academic conduct for my School or College.
- I will destroy any recordings that I was permitted to make when I no longer
need them for my academic work.
- I understand that failure to abide by these provisions may result in loss
of permission to audiotape/audiorecord class lectures.
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