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Explore foundational concepts of accessibility and disability through our new microlearning series!
The Foundations of Accessibility microlearning series introduces disability and accessibility as a social construct and intends for the learner to consider the varied experiences of individuals with or affected by disability as a practical application to parks and recreation facility management and programming.
Why microlearning?
Microlearning courses are an excellent way to learn content in quick and focused segments. These concise and informative courses enable learning when time is limited. The use of video and other instructional techniques make this an engaging experience for the learner and provide a unique alternative to our full-length courses.
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After completing this course, you should be able to do the following:
- Describe the regulations for service animals and other power-driven mobility devices.
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- Perfect amount of info for an introductionReview by JGPark
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I found this micro-learning course to be the perfect amount of info. It did define a service animal early on, specifying the difference between a service and a comfort animal. It also gave adequate examples of tasks that service animals can be trained to do without attempting to create an exhaustive list (an exclusive list would be impossible). It also mentioned a provision in a side-bar about the use of miniature horses as a service animal - despite the legal definition of a service animal being a dog. Finally, the unit on mobility devices was particularly helpful and new information for me. (Posted on 2/13/2018)Rating - Not enough informationReview by Jillpark
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This is not useful in really describing what a service animal versus a comfort animal is, what other than dogs can be a service animal, specific tasks of such, and also specifics about mobility devices. The click on-click off isn't that effective either. (Posted on 11/14/2017)Rating
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