Get Read&Write
1. Request a Read&Write License
- If you are not logged into Single Sign-On (SSO), you will be prompted to log in with your Dartmouth credentials. Scroll down and answer the questions. The request confirmation page will include a link to sign-up and register.
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![a screenshot of a webpage with a white background and the Dartmouth logo at the top, with green text and a link to the Read&Write self-registration](https://students.dartmouth.edu/student-accessibility/sites/students_student_accessibility.prod/files/styles/wysiwyg_width_only_300/public/student_accessibility_services/wysiwyg/screen_shot_2022-08-03_at_3.27.51_pm.png?itok=mgD6P9Nr)
2. Self-Register and Download Read&Write
- Select the "Try Read & Write" button
- Choose your preferred platform
- Follow the on-screen prompts to download the software
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![screenshot showing a pink button reading "Try Read&Write" centered on a purple background, with a drop-down menu to select the platform you would like to use Read&Write on](https://students.dartmouth.edu/student-accessibility/sites/students_student_accessibility.prod/files/styles/wysiwyg_width_only/public/student_accessibility_services/wysiwyg/readandwrite_self_register.png?itok=PgQv8H3K)
3. Sign In and Get Started
- Once Read&Write is downloaded to your preferred platform, open Read&Write
- The first time you open it you will be prompted to sign in via Google or Microsoft. Sign in with your Dartmouth email in order to have full access to all of the program features. This should be the only time you will be required to sign in.
4. Access Additional Tech Support (if needed)
SAS students who requested one-on-one training will receive an email from Assistive.Technology@Dartmouth.edu to schedule.