Persons with disabilities now have access to a variety of workplace solutions that give them entry into jobs that once were out of reach. Assistive technology assessments conducted prior to job placement are beneficial, however when the consumer lands that job "it's all about the task(s)" they have to perform. Explore workplace solutions task by task and gain a greater understanding of assistive technology's role in the workplace.
Access for All (Cornell University)
Accessible Technology in Today's Business
Access for All: A Resource Manual
Accessibility Checklist for Center Staff (Colorado)
Alabama’s Career Center System: Universally Accessible Work Station
Americans with Disabilities Act: A Primer for Small Business
Assistive Technology Quick Reference Series
Career Center Accessible Computer Technology List
Disability Resources for IETC's
Kansas' WIG II Homepage for Disability Resources
New Mexico One-Stop Accessibility Matrix
Office of Disability Employment Policy
One Stop Assistive Technology Questionaire
Setting up Assistive Listening Devices for a Meeting or Conference (.pdf)
Show and Tell (RESNA Conferences)
Telework: A Management
Priority
A Guide for Managers, Supervisors, and Telework Coordinators (.pdf)
Transferring Assistive Technology from School to Work