Effective Communication and the ADA - September 16, 2015

Effective Communication and the ADA - September 16, 2015
1:00-2:30 p.m. Central Time Zone(CT)
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For many people with disabilities, the ADA's requirement for effective communication is vitally important. Effective communication issues can arise in many different settings including healthcare, government services, entertainment, transportation and employment. This session will review how the term "effective communication" has been interpreted through regulations and by the courts. If you want to have the most up-to-date information on effective communication, make sure you participate in this webinar.

Speaker:
Barry Taylor
Vice President of Civil Rights and Systemic Litigation
 
Rachel M. Weisberg
Staff Attorney, Equip For Equality

This webinar series will utilize an online conferencing system. The Online Conferencing System is a fully accessible integrated data and voice medium that enables users to conduct workshops over the internet from just about any computer with a network connection and web browser. Participation is enhanced with use of a personal microphone.
 
All Sessions are scheduled from 1:00-2:30 p.m. (90 minute sessions) Central Time Zone(CT). The program is available in three formats:
•Streaming Audio via the Blackboard Collaborate webinar platform V11
•Real-time Captioning via the Blackboard Collaborate webinar platform V11
•A telephone option is available by calling the toll number. NOTE: You will incur charges for telephone access based on your telephone provider.
 
Continuing Education Recognition:
•Great Lakes ADA Center Certificate of Attendance (1.5 Contact Hours)
•Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification (CRCC) (1.5 Contact Hours)
•Illinois CLE

Continuing Education Credits/Certificates
Some of the session are approved for Continuing Education Recognition. Please check the schedule to learn what CE recognitions are available per session.
Upon request, continuing education certificates are offered to enrollees whose attendance can be verified for a minimum of 80 minutes of the 90 minute session. The following types of certification are offered at the close of this session.

All sessions have a digital recording of the session archived on this site.