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Theoretical Models of Disability
1. Identify prominent theoretical models of disability.
2. Describe their basic concepts, and understand their strengths and weaknesses.
3. Identify which models align most closely with the principles of accessibility and universal design.
4. Apply the models to example scenarios in the lives of people with disabilities.
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Categories and Characteristics of Disabilities and Associated Barriers (ICT and Physical World)
1. Name the main categories of disabilities.
2. Classify specific conditions under the appropriate disability category or categories.
3. Describe the accessibility challenges faced by people with disabilities of a given category.
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Assistive Technologies and Adaptive Strategies
1. Understand that assistive technologies and adaptive strategies are designed for information communication technology (ICT) or the physical world.
2. Know the difference between assistive technologies and adaptive strategies.
3. Identify assistive technologies and adaptive strategies for different types of disabilities.
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Disability Demographics and Statistics
Familiarize yourself with the demographics and statistics of populations living with disabilities in various regions around the world.
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Disability Etiquette
1. Describe and follow disability etiquette guidelines for interacting with people with disabilities.
2. Judge the appropriateness of various ways of referring to or about people with disabilities.
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Individual Accommodations versus Inclusive Design
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Benefits of Accessibility
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Accessibility in Information Communication Technology (WCAG 2.1)
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Accessibility in the Physical World (The Principles of Universal Design 2.0)
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Universal Design for Learning Guidelines (UDL)
What are the 3 principles of univ...,
What are the 3 guidelines for udl...,
What are the 3 checkpoints for ud...
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Accessibility, Usability, and User Experience (UX)
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International Conventions and Treaties on Disability Rights
1. Name the most prominent international declarations and conventions that protect human rights and the rights of people with disabilities.
2. Explain the main purpose and protections of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
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Categories of Disability Laws and Regulations
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Applying Accessibility Standards and Regulations to ICT
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Organizational Governance and Management
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