Training Projects

Industry & Consumer Outreach/Education (T1)

The overall purpose of this project is to advance awareness among industry and consumers on usability and accessibility issues, and available solutions, to improve use of wireless products and services by people with disabilities.   The objectives of this project are to:

State of Technology Summit (T2)

Envisioning Inclusive Futures:  Migratory Trends in Technology

Building Research Capacity (T3)

The overall purpose of this project is to educate the next generation of wireless technology designers on universal design as a core practice for innovative and future design of products and applications.

The specific objectives of the project are to:

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