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Assistive Technology and the Interactive Process

Date: Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Time: 2:00 P.M. to 3:30 P.M. EST


Cost: Free

Format: Webinar


Where: Online/Web-based


Sponsored By:

Great Lakes ADA Center and a collaborative effort with the Southwest ADA Center and the RESNA Catalyst Project

Description:

It is important that employers understand new technologies, accommodation strategies and best practices to assist and support employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Technology Act States and ADA Regional Centers have valuable free services to assist employers and employees with job accommodations. Each individual employee accommodation solution requires research and time. The presenters will discuss how Assistive Technology (AT) demonstrations, equipment loans, and ADA support and technical assistance from the ADA Network may enhance the interactive accommodation process.

Speakers

  • Andrew Winnegar, Consultant, Southwest ADA Center
  • David Altman, Program Coordinator, Nebraska Assistive Technology Partnership
    • Desirae Vallier, Technology Specialist, Nebraska Assistive Technology Partnership

      • Continuing Education Recognition

      • Continuing education credits are available through RESNA and individuals should contact jwallace@resna.org to apply for CEUs. There is a $16 fee to receive credit for this webinar. A Certificate of Attendance is available at no charge by sending an email to adaconferences@adagreatlakes.org


      Registration:

      Deadline to Register - January 22, 2013

      • Registration



        • Contact For More Information:

        Great Lakes ADA Center
        Phone: 877-232-1990 (v/tty) or 312-413-1407 (v/tty)
        Email: adata@adagreatlakes.org
        Fax: 312-413-1856
        Web: WebEd Webinar Series
        (http://www.adaconferences.org/RESNA/)

        ADA National Network
        Phone: 800-949-4232 (0)

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