Universal Design for Learning/Assistive and Accessible Technology Immersion

Join the Lake County SELPA in welcoming our partners from the Open Access Team for a session focused on enhancing student access through Assistive and Accessible Technology.

This session is open to all educators interested in expanding their knowledge of Universal Design for Learning. It will provide educators and support staff with a foundational understanding of Assistive Technology (AT) and Accessible Technology in educational settings.

Participants will explore how AT—tools, strategies, and services—can empower students with disabilities to complete tasks they might otherwise find difficult or impossible. The session will also highlight the principles of accessible technology—technology intentionally designed to meet the diverse needs of all users from the start.

Through practical examples and interactive discussion, attendees will learn how to identify and implement effective supports that promote student independence, engagement, and inclusion.

This course qualifies for 12 hours of continuing professional development through California State University, Sacramento. To earn 1.2 CEUs, please contact Open Access.

Target Audience:

• Speech and Language Therapists
• Special Education Staff, including classroom staff
• Administrators
• Providers
• General Education Staff and Administrators

For questions regarding this event, please contact:
Kendal Bricky, SELPA Administrative Assistant
(707) 262-4131 | kbricky@lakecoe.org