ACCESS-ed Resource Description

Extensive list with some things that might not normally be thought about - like lobby decorations that could be an issue for mobility. The guidelines for the buttons and functioning of the doors are useful.

Very nicely written resource. There were a couple of things I knew about from my OT 220 class because of the stimulation of using a wheelchair around the campus along with other material I learned in this class. However, I still found this resource beneficial because it widened my perspective of elevators being accessible and what to look for to be declared as being accessible.

This is a great resource. It has a lot of information on accessibility in elevators. Many people don't think about elevators as needing accessibility updates because they think that elevators are already made for those who cannot use the stairs. I think this is a great resource that gives extensive information.

I thought that this resource provides great information and context to keep in mind while performing the elevator AUDIT. The considerations made in the manual are expansive and seemingly leave no stone unturned. The AUDIT itself was easy to use and provides instantaneous scoring.

This was an excellent resource for all considerations of an elevator. I like how specific the audit was about the entrance, exiting, and visual cues for the elevator. The audit does a great job explaining things that may be confusing in parentheses.