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IDeA Registration for Online Courses Available - Register by March 23rd!

The IDeA Center is now offering the next two courses in its online continuing education program. 

  1. Core Courses II: Universal Design Principles & Practices This course introduces universal design as part of the phenomenon of innovation. Universal design is viewed as an evolutionary process that functions within a social ecology that varies by industry. The readings introduce students to the most widely adopted definition of universal design through the construction of seven principles and associated guidelines. Additional readings reformulate the Principles of Universal Design for use in building and urban design and provides extensive best practice guidelines and examples of how those Principles can be applied. Additional articles describe how the process of innovation can be used to understand how to introduce universal design into the marketplace and how that process might play out differently in different industries, as well as provide more detailed case studies of noteworthy universal designs, the companies that produced them and the basis for their success.
  2. Special Topic: Home Modifications (NEW) This course introduces participants to the basic issues of home modification design and provides information and tools for delivering service using universal design guidelines. Common home modification needs and solutions will be presented and discussed through illustrations and several case study examples.

 

Registration is now open for both courses and will be available until March 23, 2011. Both courses begin March 28, 2011, are entirely online and continue for 4 weeks. Each course contains readings, a quiz, discussion board topics and a brief exercise. If you plan to take both courses, please register for each course individually.

AIA members will receive 15 CEUs per course. Each course costs US$250. For more information about the courses offered, please go here.

 

Center For Inclusive Design and Environmental Access
3435 Main Street, 378 Hayes Hall Buffalo, New York 14214
Phone: 716-829-5902
Email: ap-idea@buffalo.edu Fax: 716-829-3861   


Dates

Mon 28 Mar 2011 - Sun 24 Apr 2011 (All day)


Location

online training environment


Pricing

Each course costs US$250


Contact

Name Jordana Maisel
Phone 716.829.5902
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Created 7th March 2011

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