Accessibility Planning Amy Jones, Rehabilitation Engineer Chuck Doumitt, Project Director.

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Accessibility Planning Amy Jones, Rehabilitation Engineer Chuck Doumitt, Project Director

Overview What IS Accessibility? WHY Accessibility? Assistive Technology & Adaptations Simulations/Demonstrations Zero Divide Accessibility Process

What Accessibility is NOT

What IS Accessibility?

WHY Accessibility? 1 in 5 Americans have at least one disability Making things more “accessible” often helps those without official “disabilities” –Wheelchair access –Simplification of communication Universal Design is the goal!

Assistive Technology & Adaptations Technology that can enable individuals with special needs to live more efficiently and independently and participate in community activities –Low Tech –High Tech

A few examples of AT/Adaptations

Simulations/Demonstrations YOUR TURN! Understand the “why” a little better Sometimes the solution is SIMPLE and READILY AVAILABLE Adaptive mouse (with mouse practice)mouse practice Voice-recognition software Website accessibility –Effects of cognitive overloadEffects of cognitive overload –Low VisionLow Vision –Blindness (Visual & Auditory Activity)Visual & Auditory Activity

Questions & Discussion

Zero Divide Accessibility Phases Increased Accessibility! Assessment Plan Development Plan Implementation & Training Support