The Best of What's Around

While we a proud to present a training solution that is second to none - we'd also like to share with you some other great resources available on the web. If you've got a minute and are looking to understand more about persons with disabilities, they are worth exploring.

Resources

Project readOn - a website that makes all media available for all types of impairmets.
e-Bility.com - a directory of blogs written about various disabilities. They also have a directory of speakers on the topic!
Ouch! - a BBC magazine/blog with links to communities on Facebook, Flickr and YouTube.
ARTC - University of Toronto's Adaptive Technology Resource Centre (great for looking ahead)


Experts – Persons with Disabilities Job Coaches & Consultants. Why – To raise the levels of sensitivity and awareness globally. Caveat – This course is built in collaboration with government bodies to speak to both basic awareness and customer service standards.	Instructional Design – A media rich experience featuring classroom exercises adapted for online training. Learning Objectives – Awareness level course focused on providing a foundation for future learning. Caveat – Interaction was paramount in the development of this course. Learners will actively click their way through situations and scenarios.	Creative – On-screen text goes hand in hand with the story being told visually. Focus – Keep people engaged with a combination of "what-ifs" and true stories. Caveat – Designed in such a way as to support custom initiatives - from appropriate imagery to embedded video.