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ADA Compliance: Providing Reasonable Accommodation for the Public

Learn what the ADA requires of public places
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Course: On-Demand
Intermediate  Provider KnowledgeCity  8 Lessons ·  15m  in Arabic, English, Spanish 

What You'll Learn

  • Define what the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is and how it applies to public places
  • Identify what the ADA considers a public place
  • Determine who is covered by the ADA
  • Explain reasonable accommodations and accessibility standards for public places
  • Describe what happens when a complaint is filed

Key Takeaways

  • The Americans with Disabilities Act protects Americans with disabilities and guarantees them equal access and opportunities.
  • The ADA's protections include any place that serves the public.
  • The course covers what the ADA considers a public place and the accessibility standards that apply to those places.
  • The course addresses reasonable accommodations and what happens when a complaint is filed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this course cover?

It teaches what the ADA is and how it applies to public places, including what the ADA considers a public place and the accessibility standards for these places.

What is the Americans with Disabilities Act?

According to the course, the Americans with Disabilities Act protects Americans with disabilities and guarantees them equal access and opportunities, including any place that serves the public.

What topics are included in the lessons?

Lessons cover an Introduction, What is the ADA?, Who is Covered by the ADA?, Reasonable Accommodations, Public Places, Accessibility Standards, When a Complaint is Filed, and a Conclusion.

What skills does this course help build?

It supports skills in accessibility of services, ADA compliance, the ADA Amendments Act (ADAAA), the Architectural Barriers Act (ABA), compliance training, and accessibility inspection/plans examination.