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ACES Taxonomy  (Research based)

The Accessible Campus Environment Survey (ACES) was developedas a tool designed to evaluate campus accessibility from a student perspective and covers a broad array of post-secondary student experiences. ACES was designed to be presented through the use of a software program called X-Fact, utilizing a scaling strategy known as Trichotomous Tailored Sub-branching Scaling (TTSS). It is presented here as an Excel chart with definitions of activities and scoring option.

Margaret Kastener, MS, Denis Anson, MS, Aura M. Hirschman, MS, Roger O. Smith, PhD, OT, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

ACES Taxonomy  (Excel Document)

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