Presentation Detail
| 2008 | Information Session |
21st century distance education initiatives for students with disabilities |
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| Presenter | William Myhill, Senior Research Associate, Burton Blatt Institute; Adjunct Professor of Law; and Faculty Associate, Syracuse University |
| Abstract | This presentation explores the implications of the growing distance education movement for students with disabilities, along with benefits and challenges, and the application of relevant U.S. disability laws. In light of these factors, the presenter will recommend best practices for administration and faculty to support distance education programs that ensure equal access and opportunity in education for students with diverse abilities. |
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