Introduction to Assistive Technology Training

University of Washington—Seattle Campus, June 2009

The University of Washington Center for Technology and Disability Studies will offer "An Introduction to Assistive Technology: Summer Institute 2009," a series of workshops, June 22–25, 2009. Topics covered will include assistive technology: the fundamentals; augmentative and alternative communication; computer access technologies; funding for assistive technology; technology for people with learning disabilities; seating, positioning, and mobility; hearing assistance technology; environmental control units; web accessibility and individuals with low vision or blindness; and case studies and consultations. During the hands-on labs, participants will also experience alternative computer access hardware and software, and software to aid individuals who have blindness or low vision, limited mobility, or difficulties with reading and writing.

To register for the 2009 Summer Institute visit: http://uwctds.washington.edu/summerinstitute

The fee for the entire institute is $495.00 (subject to change). For an additional fee, University of Washington Academic Credit, Rehabilitation Counselor Certification Credits (CRCC), and Puget Sound Education Service District Clock Hours will be available to those completing the entire Institute. For more information including registration, please contact UWCTDS at 206-685-4181 (V/TTY), 206-616-1396 (TTY/TTY Message), via email at uwctds@u.washington.edu.