The Alliance for Students with Disabilities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
AccessSTEM Knowledge Base Search Results
The following 15 AccessSTEM Knowledge Base articles match your search criteria, and are sorted by title and title:
- Are drivers responsible for assisting students with disabilities by carrying personal items such as books and backpacks or helping them enter a building by opening doors?
- Are postsecondary institutions required to transport a student with a mobility impairment to a remote field site?
- Are there computer keyboards designed to be used with only one hand?
- How can people with mobility impairments operate computers?
- How can switches be used by people who cannot operate a standard keyboard or mouse?
- What alternative pointing systems are available for someone who cannot use a mouse?
- What are examples of science lab accommodations for students with mobility impairments?
- What are reasonable accommodations for students with mobility impairments when field work sites are not physically accessible?
- What are the options for someone who cannot operate a standard keyboard?
- What are typical accommodations for students with mobility impairments?
- What is a mobility impairment?
- What is a virtual keyboard?
- What lab safety issues need to be considered when working with a student with a mobility impairment?
- What specific challenges make it difficult for people with mobility impairments to operate computers?
- Where can I find resources related to mobility impairments?
In addition to the AccessSTEM Knowledge Base, DO-IT maintains several other disability-related Knowledge Bases, including Student Services Conference Room, Board Room, AccessCAREERS, Faculty Room, AccessComputing, D/HH, CUDE, and . The following 2 articles from these other Knowledge Base sites also match your search criteria, and are sorted by title and title:
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