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Technical Assistance

ADA Technical Assistance Programs

  • At Your Service Online Tutorial
    Online course to help people in frontline customer service positions understand the needs and experiences of people with disabilities, adjust general customer service standards to meet those needs, develop basic etiquette for interacting with a customer who has a disability, and ensure compliance with statutes governing the rights of people with disabilities.


  • ADA Basic Building Blocks
    Self-paced, introductory online course on the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) that explores the legal requirements and spirit of the ADA.


  • ADA and Technical Assistance Centers
    The ADA and IT Technical Assistance Centers are regionally-based grantees of the US Department of Education whose mission is to provide technical assistance on requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act and other disability laws and regulations. While Centers still use the term Disability and Business Technical Assistance Centers (DBTACs) to refer to themselves generically, many have adopted a regional name that may include ADA or IT Center, or Technical Assistance Center . Regardless of the name, the core services provided are the same across the country. You may access program, service, and contact information from the ADA and IT Technical Assistance Center homepage at: http://www.adata.org/centers.aspx


Other Technical Assistance Resources

Success Stories
Success stories contributed by Division of Disability and Workforce Program Grantees demonstrating promising practices in the provision of services to persons with disabilities


 
Created: October 23, 2006
Updated: January 13, 2009