The National Center on Accessibility is committed to using technology to provide continuing education programs that are cost-effective and conducive to busy work schedules. The following distance education programs are available through NCA:

Introduction to the Rec Rule (Spring 2003)

Streaming video program. Join Peggy Greenwell and Bill Botten, of the U.S. Access Board, as they highlight the major provisions of the newly released Accessibility Guidelines for Recreation Facilities. This program is moderated by the National Center on Accessibility and funded in part by the National Center on Physical Activity and Disability and the National Park Service.

Recreation Access: Research to Practice (June 2002)

Streaming video program. NCA research findings in golf, beach access, trail surfaces, swimming pools and visitor expectations.

Blue Falls Virtual Park (March 2002)

Web module.

NCA Video Seminar (September 2000)

This self-study package including a 2-part video, training packet and web-based supplemental material. The 4-hour video program includes presentation on the status of rulemaking and highlights of "best practices" applications in outdoor recreation nvironments. Video presentations include an opening address by Robert Stanton, Director of the National Park Service; and featured sessions by Peggy Greenwell, U.S. Access Board; David Park, National Park Service; Ruth Doyle, USDA Forest Service; Peter Jensen, Open Space Management, Inc; Don Beers, California State Parks; and Edward Hamilton, Easter Seals Virginia. Order »

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