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Career Development and Students with Disabilities - PDF Version
Introduction - 496 KB
Page i-vii includes
- Acknowledgements
- Table of Contents
- About the Editors
Overview - 316 KB
Page 1-6 includes
- Foreword
- About DO-IT
- How to Use These Materials
- Materials Included
Strategies - 1214 KB
Page 7-60 includes
- Legal Issues
- The Student's Perspective
- The Employer's Perspective
- Strategies for Working with People who have Disabilities
- Four-Step Accommodation Model
- Abilities Profiles
- A Reading List
- Employment Resources
Access to Computing for People with Disabilities - 903 KB
Page 61-88 includes
- Computer Facility Access
- Adaptive Technology
- Access to Electronic Resources
- A Reading List
- Computing Resources
Presentations - 259 KB
Page 89-98 includes
- Presentation Planning
- Student Presentation
- Career Development Staff Presentation
- Employer Presentation
Resources - 541 KB
Page 99-120 includes
- General References
- Glossary
Tools - 436 KB
Page 121-end
- Tools
- Overhead Transparency Templates
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