Although many of the model programs feature larger museums, modifications for smaller museums are often incorporated into the given information. The resource includes an extensive bibliography of other books and periodicals. It provides a great start in the initial process of generating ideas that best match the dynamics of your museum. The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers a packet on current tours and program information. Programs such as Discoveries, Signs of Art, and Touch and See have been designed to meet particular needs of disabled visitors.
Packet includes access information and a map.
Standards are based on the Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards and the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines. Includes information on parking, entrances, restrooms, tours and publications, directions from the metro and hours. This innovative education program expanded over the years to serve broader audience, including adults and children with various sensory deficits, mental and emotional deficits, mental and emotional impairments and physical disabilities. This resource listing includes books, articles, and videos that provide suggestions on how to communicate respectfully and sensitively with people with disabilities. Common Terms Regarding Accessibility Services Used in The Arts 3.