This section links to the
High Tech Center Training Unit and The Alternate Media Production
Center, as well as links to government sites that provide relevant
information. Notice that subsections of resources are also provided
to offer additional information on specified subject areas. Within
each area are resource guides, checklists, handbooks, policies and
links to websites.
Sub-Sections
Links
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The High Tech Center Training Unit of the
California Community Colleges is a state of the art training and
support facility for community college faculty and staff wishing to
acquire or improve teaching skills, methodologies, and pedagogy in
Assistive Computer Technology, Alternate Media and Web
Accessibility. The HTCTU supports High Tech Center programs at
one-hundred and fourteen community colleges and satellite centers.
More than ten thousand students with disabilities are enrolled in
High Tech Center programs state-wide.
Divisions:
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| Trace Center Resources & Tools |
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Projects
& programs, products, tools, resources & publications from
the Trace Center University Of
Wisconsin-Madison.
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| Alternate Text Production Center |
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The ATPC is the first publicly funded, system-wide resource
dedicated to serving the alternate media needs of the largest
post-secondary educational system in the world. There are 112
community colleges in California and each of them has equal access
to the media services provided by the ATPC. From existing print or
electronic documents, the ATPC creates alternate media products for
use by California Community College students with print-related
disabilities. These products consist of:Electronic Text files
Electronic Braille files Braille books and documents Tactile
Graphics.
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