Training Available on the Internet

There are several online training options to learn about and keep up to date on the Americans with Disabilities Act. Some of these online training courses require the media software such as Real Player.

ADA-Indiana does not assume responsibility for the accuracy and accessibility of these online web courses. The web links provided below are for the convenience of individuals interested in the online training opportunities. However, many of these courses were developed under the guidance of the federal agencies that are charged with providing technical assistance and enforcement under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Introduction Courses

These courses offer a good introduction the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Archived Audio Conferences from the DBTACs

The DBTACs maintain an archive of the Audio Conferences that have been offered for several years. The archive includes the audio portion, transcript, and supporting materials. The full archive can be accessed on their ADA Audio Conference page. The sessions are categorized by topic, speaker, and year. Below are archived sessions that have been recently recommended by ADA-Indiana as a learning tool and technical assistance.

Online Courses

There are a variety of online courses available at no cost. Some courses do require registration. This is a collection of courses that are self-paced and offered through the Internet. They range from a basic introduction to the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as courses designed for a specific audience or topic.

Web Seminars and Sessions

This is a collection of web seminars (webinars) and other webcasts that are available at no cost on a varitey of topics on the Americans with Disabilities Act. We provide this list as only information resource. Any questions, problems, or issues with the technology in accessing the materials should be addressed to the provider of the training. Generally they provide a contact number or e-mail on their website.