About the Course:
This course introduces the concepts and applications of inclusive design as it applies to Canadian architecture and its built environment. Enroll to learn the terminology and concepts, as well as to gain practical experience including being able to spot the barriers that surround us as well as apply new skills in real-life applications of accessibility.
Learning Outcomes:
After completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Skillfully infer the impact of accessibility on society through the design of the built environment
• View all project aspects and work through the lens of accessibility, appreciating how inclusive design impacts the lives of people with disabilities and how inaccessible design barriers limit access, choice and rights
• Establish the necessary vocabulary to discuss accessibility and appropriate language to use when speaking with persons with disabilities
• Identify Canadian and regional regulations, legislations and standards for accessibility that will help to achieve inclusive design for places and buildings
• Identify how accessible design should be integrated into the design process to achieve inclusivity and be compliant with our laws
• Possess capabilities to apply evidence-based design and Universal Design principles to design elements in the real world
• Successfully plan and run accessible public meetings including those for Accessibility Advisory Groups
• Apply accessible design requirements and standards specific to different facilities and design problems.
This course includes: 30 hours on-demand video, 10 lesson Unit quizzes, Certificate of completion.
This course qualifies for 24 Continuing Education Structured Learning hours.
Pricing: Member: $615.00 | Non-Member: $750.00 | Intern Member: $400.00