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APA Spring Virtual CE/LU Training - 4-8 Hr Option
Morning Session:
"Common Sources of Confusion in the ADA Standards" by "Scott Windley,Technical Assistance Coordinator, Office of Technical and Information Services, U.S. Access Board *
"Updates on the Building Blocks in the 2017 A117.1 Accessibility Standard" by Kim Paarlberg, Senior Staff Architect in Technical Services, International Code Council (ICC) *
"New Topics in the 2017 A117.1 ICC Accessibility Standard" by Kim Paarlberg, Senior Staff Architect in Technical Services, International Code Council (ICC) *
Afternoon Session:
"Back to the Movies and Out on the Links" by Gene Boecker, Accessibility Project Manager, CCI, & Joan Stein, President, Stein Consulting, LLC *
"TABS Projects, Agents and More" by Marsha Godeaux, Program Specialist VI, TDLR
* These courses were offered at the 2022 National Conference in Jan; course credit not available for courses repeated within a year.
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