Topics in Outdoor and Recreation Accessibility
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Full course description
Summary:
Topics in Accessibility is a customizable service designed to provide technical information and assistance relative to accessibility of outdoor recreation and spaces. This service may include live, online education; architectural plan review; and general technical assistance, research, and opinions.
Objectives:
Specific instances of this service will have unique, customized objectives. Overall, this service strives to meet the following needs of the parks and public lands community:
- To provide accessibility-related educational and technical assistance.
- To increase accessibility-related knowledge and practice.
- To maximize the creation of inclusive and accessible recreation and outdoor spaces.
Creators:
This service is offered by the National Center on Accessibility program at the Eppley Center for Parks and Public Lands at Indiana University.
Topics may include:
- Physical accessibility
- Programmatic accessibility
- Universal design
- Adaptive approaches
- Inclusive practices
- Technical assistance
- Plan Review
- Short educational presentations
How to access:
Prior to purchasing, please send your request for services to eplyhelp@iu.edu and your request will be routed to one of our accessibility specialists. Once received, we will contact you to discuss your needs and next steps.