D1.4 Describing and following disability etiquette guidelines for interacting with PWDs
1. Identifying major misconceptions or stereotypes about PWDs 2. Applying disability etiquette to different life settings 3. Determining what your contributions could be to the Disability and ICT Accessibility movement
This product was developed with preservice teacher needs in mind. Preservice teachers …
This product was developed with preservice teacher needs in mind. Preservice teachers are often nervous about working with students with disabilities. The resources shared here are ideas that can be generalized to multiple classroom settings, for all different ages.
ICT accessibility and inclusive design is considered as a relevant and essential …
ICT accessibility and inclusive design is considered as a relevant and essential topic that needs to be well covered and integrated within capacity building, training and education curricula and programmes. Despite this urgent need, there is a lack of integration of ICT-AID aligned courses in educational institutions and professional development services based on a comprehensive Global competency framework delimiting all required relevant competencies and capabilities in the field of ICT accessibility and Inclusive Design. It is in this context that Mada center has developed an open competency framework in a bid to guide globally training of students and workers on ICT accessibility and inclusive design, so that they will be well prepared to excel in their accessibility professions and contribute in the creation of accessible products, contents and services.
The purpose of Mada innovation program is to encourage innovators to bring …
The purpose of Mada innovation program is to encourage innovators to bring relevant innovative Arabic assistive technologies and accessibility products and services for Persons with disabilities and the elderly.
The purpose of Unified Arabic Braille Portal is to present the Arabic …
The purpose of Unified Arabic Braille Portal is to present the Arabic Braille table in math and science signs/ symbols, as well as to develop the first eight-dots Arabic computer braille table to take benefit of its multiple features, such as writing or reading a single code in a single cell and supporting some computer signs.
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