PPT-Accessible Technology and our Changing Workforce

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ADA Trainer Network Module 7a Trainers Name Trainers Title Phone Number EmailWebsite Here 1 Disclaimer Information materials andor technical assistance are intended solely as informal guidance and are neither a determination of your legal rights or responsibilities under the ADA nor binding on any agency with enforcement responsibility under the ADA. at UTC . Everyone Achieves at UTC. Dr. Bryon Kluesner, Disability Resource . Center. 1. Nearly 20. % of Americans have some kind of disability. .. . ~ 56.9 million people. . Visual – blind, low vision, . ATIA. February 4, 2016. . Josh Christianson, PEAT Project Director. Joiwind Ronen, PEAT Strategic Consultant. www.PEATworks.org. What is PEAT?. P. artnership on . E. mployment & . Table of content. The problem. The solution. The Changing Places campaign. How you can assist. The problem -. A life without . toilets. How many people are affected. In 2009, around. 195,800 . people with a disability used continence aids with a large number of these requiring complete assistance to use the toilet (. and our Changing Workforce. ADA Trainer Network. Module 7a. Trainer’s Name. Trainer’s Title. Phone Number . Email/Website Here. 1. Disclaimer. Information, materials, and/or technical assistance are intended solely as informal guidance, and are neither a determination of your legal rights or responsibilities under the ADA, nor binding on any agency with enforcement responsibility under the ADA.. Why accessibility is important. Students with disabilities must have equal access to educational resources regardless of disability:. Section 508 . https://www.section508.gov/content/learn/laws-and-policies. Peter Jarvis . Senior Executive Vice President . peterj@storm-interface.com. Sita. – Southwest Airlines. Embross. - JetBlue Airlines. NCR – Frontier Airlines. NCR – Alaska Airlines. Embross. – United Airlines. Creating Accessible Documents By Jeffrey Dell Assistive Technology Specialist Mary Theobald Graduate Assistant Alt Text Office of Disability Services Cleveland State University What will We Discuss? Village of Arlington Heights. January 25, 2017. Janet Peters – Great Lakes ADA Center. Agenda . Introduction . What Is Accessibility and Why Is It Important . Introduction to P.O.U.R. – The Accessibility Framework . Session presented by:. John Rempel | Norah Sinclair | Valerie Morrison . AMAC Accessibility Solutions and Research Center . College of Architecture. Georgia Institute of Technology. AMAC Accessibility Solutions. Kara Zirkle, Accessible Technology Specialist. Summary. When people talk about accessibility most people automatically think Websites. When people hear web accessibility they usually think blind or low vision. Accessibility is far more complex than just websites and a single disability.. January 29, 2009 Meeting. Welcome and Introductions. Why Accessibility?. Demo. Digital Government. It is obvious that:. The Web, and IT in general, are increasingly important resources in many aspects of life, including government.. . A Starting Point for Considering Why, What and How. Webinar created by the PACER Simon Technology Center for the National Center on Accessible Educational Materials. Presenters. : . Elizabeth Barry & Terri Rosen. The Indian industrial worker has changed over a period of time. . He . has marched from a situation where he had no right (slavery) to a situation where he is able to encroach on the rights of employer, though not fully, at least partly. . A . Training for the CCNY Community . (Getting Started). The Office of Institutional Advancement and Communications. The . AccessAbility. Center/Student Disability Services (AAC/SDS. ). Welcome: Accessibility Training.

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