Access Methods: Touch
Discover more about touch control as an access method. This course will introduce solutions that can improve accuracy and control when using a touchscreen. This is a self-directed online study course. You can work through the activities in your own time, and it will be available for 6 months.
Description
Discover more about touch control as an access method. This course will introduce solutions that can improve accuracy and control when using a touchscreen. This is a self-directed online study course. You can work through the activities in your own time, and it will be available for 6 months.
Course aim
To explore Touch as an access method and adaptations that can enable the user to improve their control.
You will learn
- How touch as an access method fits in with other approaches used by people with disabilities
- To recognise the different skills needed for touch, and how you can improve them
- To identify useful equipment that can support people with disabilities to access touch computers
- To name free features that are built in to devices that make it easier to use touch to interact
Course includes
Interactive online activities, videos and signposting to further information.
Certificate upon completion
Special Requirements
You will be required to use one of the following web browsers: Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Safari.
IPAACKS competencies
Identifying Needs
- Aware of the role that technology can play in supporting education and participation
Implementation
- Knowledge of a range of different access methods
- Aware of the underpinning knowledge required by the person using AT
Facilitating Learning
- Aware of what AT is and that it can help people who have access and learning support needs
Suitable for
Anyone wanting to learn more about adaptations that can be made to touch control to make it easier to use for people with physical difficulties.
Payment
You can purchase this course by card or Purchase Order; select your payment method at checkout. If you choose Purchase Order, an invoice will be emailed to you. Click here to read our guide on how to do that.