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Assistive Technology for Children with Disabilities
SED-917
3 Credits
Online
SED-917
3 Credits
Online
Students will learn about low-, mid-, and high-tech assistive technology that helps to address students' unique learning needs so they may find success in their learning environment. Students will learn to use a variety of assistive technology and receive an introduction and overview of augmentative and alternative communication devices that support language development for students with limited verbal ability.
NOTE: Required book must be acquired separately.
NOTE: Required book must be acquired separately.
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