Assistive technology (AT) devices and services and accessibility interventions have the potential to impact the lives of persons with disabilities, resulting in increased independence and participation in their daily occupations. This course will focus on learning about the various types of assistive technology devices and services including but not limited to "evaluation and assessment, selection and training, procurement, legislation and funding." It will also address different accessibility interventions in home, community, school, and education practice. Students will gain an understanding of these applications as they pertain to the communication, learning and environmental issues for persons with disabilities. Prerequisite: Admission to the OTD program. [ 2 credits ]
OTD-605: Assistive Technology in Populations
Department
Academic Level
Doctorate (Professional Prac)
Instructional Method
Lecture