Event Details

CE Program/Activity
 Haptic Communication to Facilitate Braille Instruction for Deaf-Blind Adults
Provider
Location
 Available Online
Date(s)
 Available On Demand
CE Hours
 1
Contact Information
 Megan Doty megan@aerbvi.org
Registration Information
 This session can be found in the AER eLearning Center at https://www.AEReLearning.org.
Fees
 $10 for AER members/$25 for nonmembers
Description of CE Program/Activity
 This presentation describes a research study designed to demonstrate the effectiveness of using Haptics during braille instruction. Haptics is a standardized system of providing visual and environmental information and social feedback to individuals who are deaf-blind. Results of our research indicate that Haptics is an additional strategy that has the ability to provide efficient feedback during instruction and the potential to greatly enhance the instructional process in rehabilitation learning. Learning objectives: 1. Gain knowledge of the use of Haptic Communication ("Haptics") to provide visual and environmental information and social feedback to people who are DeafBlind. 2. Identify situations and environments where Haptics may be used. 3. Understand how Haptics can assist with communication during braille instruction for adults who are DeafBlind. 4. Understand the broader implications of research on braille and Haptics for application to additional areas of rehabilitation training.