USA Organization ADA MODIFICATIONS. Accommodating the Hearing Impaired  Require different accommodations based on experience  Sign Language Interpreters.

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USA Organization ADA MODIFICATIONS

Accommodating the Hearing Impaired  Require different accommodations based on experience  Sign Language Interpreters  Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART)  Speech to text concept on projection screen  Amplified Phone system  Closed captioning all video material  Text telephone (TTY)

Accommodating the Physically challenged  Thorough assessment of student to determine needs  Improving accessibility  Work station modifications to accommodate wheelchair space  Desk Height  File cabinet height  Computer and phone modifications  Large button  Voice activated computer  Ergonomically friendly mouse/keyboard

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