Today's distributed computer environment means that providing support for the technology needs of students and professionals with disabilities is an global responsibility. It requires extensive planning and cooperation across several departments. If it takes a village to raise a child, then, it takes the global commitment to support the adaptive technology needs of students and professionals with disabilities. It is no longer the sole province of the computer. It cannot be relegated to the disabled student office either.
Seamless service requires campus-wide cooperation.
This course is designed to provide the broad knowledge of technology, the law and of student technological and pedagogical needs to facilitate such institutional planning. The workshop will be delivered by an e-mail listserv. It will also require the use of materials on the web. Our goal is to help participants discover Internet resources that will let them remain current with the rapidly changing technologies. Multimedia Content Some of the materials in the workshop require RealPlayer G2 or higher .