Notetaking.
This section will focus on some of the technologies that are available for notetaking.  One such technology is simply recording lectures directly, so that you can review them at your leisure and write down pertinent information at your own pace.  I personally use this method, as I'm unable to read print and listening to something more than once helps me personally retain the information better.  Another option is a pen/recorder known as the LiveScribe pen, which combines recording with written content.  This technology allows you to take your own notes, yet also records the lecture, so that you can review what you've written, while listening to the corresponding content given by the professor.
The DAC encourages students to be an advocate in their own notetaking needs, one reason I've highlighted these particular options.  Feel free to come to the DAC to discuss these and any other options that you feel would work best for you.  Someone will be glad to show you the technology available, and how to use it effectively so that you will be able to keep up with classwork and make effective use of time for studying.  The DAC wants all students to be successful, not only academically, but also in advocating for your needs in general and wishes to foster independence using whatever method you feel most comfortable using.