Women with Disabilities and Adaptive Technology (2005)
Summary Report - Plain Language
Series: Women with Disabilities and Adaptive Technology
Authors: Michelle Murdoch
Collection: Research Materials
ISBN: 0-9738748-0-5
This report, written in plain language, is about the life experiences of women with disabilities.
The project looked at women's experiences with unemployment, underemployment, employment and Adaptive Technology.
Adaptive technology is whatever equipment, hardware or software it takes for any person to use a computer.
Keywords:
- Adult education
- Adult learning
- Adult literacy
- Clear Language
- Communication
- Communication devices [for persons with disabilities]
- Communication difficulties
- Communication disabilities
- Computers
- Disabilities
- Easy to read materials
- Employability
- Employment
- Language
- Learning
- Learning ability
- Linguistics
- Literacy
- Plain communication
- Prior learning assessment
- Readability
- Readers
- Reading
- Reading ability
- Reading difficulties
- Reports
- Research
- Resources
- Software
- Special needs learners
- Special needs programs
- Special needs students
- Technology
- Visual aids
Subjects:
- Adult Literacy
- Classroom Materials
- Deaf
- Disabilities
- Learning Disabilities
- Linguistics
- Literacy
- Plain/Clear Communication
- Prior Learning Assessment
- Reports
- Research
- Technology
- Workplace Literacy
Added: 2006-03-14
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This project is funded by the Government of Canada’s
Office of Literacy and Essential Skills.
Office of Literacy and Essential Skills.
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