Accommodations that may be necessary, depending on the needs of particular individuals, may include: accessible locations and facilities for people with mobility disabilities; interpreters...
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7.6 Training
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2. Business Necessity
Business Necessity "Business necessity" will be interpreted under the ADA as it has been interpreted by the courts under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act....
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28 CFR Parts 35 and 36 Amendment of ADA Title II and Title III Regulations To Implement ADA Amendments Act of 2008 - Final Rule
In this final rule, the Department is adding new sections to its title II and title III ADA regulations to set forth the proper meaning and interpretation of the definition of ‘‘disability...
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Section 1630.2(g) Disability
However, the Amendments Act altered the interpretation and application of this critical statutory term in fundamental ways....
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Section 36.203 Integrated Settings (Preamble, Section-by-Section Analysis)
, to hire an additional interpreter for those individuals who choose to attend the integrated program....
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IV. RESOLVING ADA COMPLAINTS THROUGH MEDIATION
In Minnesota, a person who is deaf complained that a doctor's office failed to provide interpreter services for an appointment. ...
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Section 36.203 Integrated Settings (Section-By-Section Analysis and Response to Comments)
, to hire an additional interpreter for those individuals who choose to attend the integrated program....
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Acoustiguide Guide U+ Tour Guiding System
and one transmitter Benefits Multi Talker Network allows for several speakers and interactivity within the group Enhanced audio quality with proprietary Dynamic Speech...
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Caution regarding minimum Aisle Widths for aisles that serve "elements on both sides"
The interpretation of the meaning of aisles "serving elements on both sides" might be taken by some AHJs to mean public access to aisles that have self-serve items on both sides of an aisle...
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D. Notification – Alerting the Public to an Emergency
For announcements by government officials on local television stations, providing qualified sign language interpreters and open captioning will ensure that all people tuning in are able...
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11B-805 Medical care and long-term care facilities
INTERPRETATION Built-in equipment consoles include recessed or wall mounted Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems....
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What is program accessibility?
scene at a scenic overlook Swimming at a beach Enjoying solitude in the wilderness Gathering information at a visitor’s center Learning about an area on an interpretive...
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New Construction
This chapter contains important introductory and interpretive information, including definitions for key terms used in the 2010 Standards. Chapter 2: Scoping....
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Updates and Other Pocket Guides
Updates and Other Pocket Guides Evan Terry Associates will continue to revise and update this Pocket Guide as new technical assistance is released and interpretations are provided by...
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3. If I comply with the California accessibility requirements, am I in compliance with ADA?
This includes allowing access with service animals and providing reasonable accommodations such as American Sign Language interpreters when necessary to ensure accessibility to a person...
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Accessibility Management Platform (AMP) for Mobile Accessibility Tool by SSB BART Group
This ensures that all compliance efforts utilize the same single set of requirements and eliminates differentiating interpretations of compliance, a common problem in accessibility....
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Acoustiguide Opus Touch™ Museum Guide with Touchscreen
Opus is a revolutionary series of compact and robust screen-based players, developed and designed specifically for on site interpretation of museums and visitor venues....
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Acoustiguide Opus Click™ Multimedia Museum Guide
Opus is a revolutionary series of compact and robust screen-based players, developed and designed specifically for on site interpretation of museums and visitor venues....
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Tom Olin: Activist Photographer of the Disability Rights Movement
They can interpret it….They need to find their empowerment through what is happening today.” – Tom Olin Many of the most significant moments in disability rights history were captured...
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DISABILITY
(2) Physical or mental impairment includes, but is not limited to, contagious and noncontagious diseases and conditions such as the following: orthopedic, visual, speech, and hearing...
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DISABILITY
(2) Physical or mental impairment includes, but is not limited to, contagious and noncontagious diseases and conditions such as the following: orthopedic, visual, speech, and hearing...
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Emergency Communication
In order to accommodate people with hearing or speech impairments, the proposed guidelines specified that the emergency communication system not rely solely on voice communication (407.2.13...
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ADA Title II: State and Local Government Activities
They also must relocate programs or otherwise provide access in inaccessible older buildings, and communicate effectively with people who have hearing, vision, or speech disabilities....
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‘‘Qualified individual with a disability.’’
not an ‘‘essential eligibility requirement,’’ because § 35.161 requires a public entity to provide equally effective telecommunication systems for individuals with impaired hearing or speech...
