Convert Files into Alternative Formats - Office of Accessible Education

Guidelines

The quality of the conversion is dependent upon the quality of the original document. Poor quality documents (marked up, very grainy, scanned crooked) will most likely result in poor quality conversions.

Languages supported by SensusAccess are represented by the country flags included in the document conversion box.

Copyright Notice

The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of the copyrighted material. The person using this equipment is liable for any infringement.

This tool is hosted by an external vendor, SensusAccess. Any information submitted will be processed by SensusAccess. This service is provided only for personal, non-commercial instructional and educational use and any other use is prohibited. Further distribution of the files received from SensusAccess is prohibited.

This is a self-service, computer-automated document conversion tool that allows students, faculty, staff, and alumni with SCU email accounts to convert documents into a variety of alternative formats including audiobooks, ebooks, and digital braille.

Usage Notes

Load the Convert Tool in a New Window

Note: You must use a valid SCU email address.

Warning: The convert tool on this page requires third-party cookies in order to work properly. Cookies are used to manage sessions, not to collect information about users. After you activate the upload button in step 1, you should receive a message that your file “was successfully uploaded to the server.” If you don’t get this message, make sure that your web browser allows third-party cookies and/or try loading the convert tool in its own window.