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Training
and Technical Assistance (1998-2003)
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Applications of Assistive Technologies
and Universal Design (Joy Hammel, Ph.D)
Objective
to increase
understanding and use of assistive technology and universal design applications
among older adults with mental retardation, their families, and providers.
Target Audience
Adults, families,
providers, academic personnel, policy officials, adaptive equipment manufacturers
and crafts persons.
Progress to Date
Produced technical
information to help staff understand how to apply AT-EL assessments and programs
for older adults with I/DD. Provided a series of technical workshops in a variety
of states providing information for caregivers on issues related to normative
aging related changes. Provided technical assistance on the design and implementation
of a AT long term support and advocacy instrument (the ATLAS).
associated with:
The Identification and Evaluation of Best Practice
Assistive Technology (R6.1)
and Universal Design Solutions and Services for Older Adults with Mental
Retardation
Best Practices in Assistive Technology (T6.1)
Applications of Americans with Disabilities Act (TA6.2)
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