VIDEO/DVD LOAN FORM: DBTAC Southeast ADA Center
1.___  Accessible Design Access Board #1- 12:44 - 
Open Captioned (7-24-92)
2.___  Accessible Design Access Board #2 - 19:24- 
Open Captioned (7-24-92)
3.___ Accessible Sidewalks: Design Issues forPedestrians with Disabilities (1997): 
Pedestrians Who Use Wheelchairs - 10:00
Pedestrians Who Have Ambulatory Impairments - 7:51
Pedestrians Who Have Low Vision - 11:24  
Pedestrians Who Are Blind - 11:19
4.___ ADA and Public Schools: Access for All - 18:46 - Open/Closed Captioned (2000)
5.___ ADA An Overview - 7:36 Open Captioned - Available in English and Spanish (1994)
6.___ ADA The Spirit Of The Law - 8:56 
Open Captioned  - Available in English and Spanish (1994)
7.An Overview  the ADA Standards for Accessible Design Series (1997):
___#2 Accessible Route & Protruding Object s- 17:01 - Closed/Open captioned 
___#3 Human Factors - 19:12 (Closed Caption)
___#4 Accessible Parking & Curb Ramps - 17:01 Closed/Open captioned
___#5 Vertical Circulation - 21:49 (Closed Captioned)
___#6 Accessible Doors, Entrances, Egress & Windows - 15:40 - Closed/Open captioned
___#8 Communication - 29:32 - Closed Captioned
___#9 Seating and Assembly Areas
8.___ A Warm Welcome 12:40 – Closed Captioned (1992) 
9.___ Avenues of Compliance - 35:00 - Open Captioned (3/1/94)	
10.___ Child Care & ADA - 75:00 - Open Captioned  (1993)
11.___ Communication Means Business - 18:00 - Closed Captioned (1992)	
12.___ Discovering an Untapped Resource: Recruiting, Hiring & Promoting People with Cognitive Disabilities - 15:00 - Open Captioned
13.___ Employment and the ADA- It’s Your Opportunity - 29:00 - Closed Captioned (includes viewer guide
14.___ Enable People with Disabilities and Computers - 45:00 (1999)
15.___ Entrances To The Past, Accessibility & Historic Preservations - 28:25 - Open Captioned (1993)
16.___ Hiring Individual with Disabilities, its Good Business - 28:00 - Closed Captioned(includes trainer or viewer guide)
17.___ My Country; The Civil Rights Movement & the ADA -  58:00 or 56:46 - Closed Captioned (1996)
18.___ No Barriers For Business (also available with Spanish sub-titles - 22:00 - Open Captioned (1996)
19.___ One-Stop: Access For Everyone: Accessibility & Employment Initiative - 22:31 - Open Captioned
20.___ Open for Business (DREDF) - 15:00 - Closed Captioned (1992)
___ Open for Business (DREDF) - 30:00 - Closed Captioned 
___ Open for Business (DREDF) - 15:00 - Audio Descriptive 
___ Open for Business (DREDF) - 30:00 - Audio Descriptive 
21.___  Police Response To People With Disabilities - 58 minutes - Closed Captioned (1992)
22.___ Serving Customers with Disabilities - 15:00 - Open Captioned (1988)
23.___ The ADA Title III: Public Accommodations & Public Facilities - 60:00: Closed Captioned (1992)
24.___ The Ten Commandments of Communicating with People with Disabilities - 25:00 (1994)
25.___ Transportation Facilities: Bus Stops and Terminals and Transit Stations
26.___ Work In Progress: Title II (1993):
___ 26:00 Open Captioned & Audio Descriptive 
___ 26:00 Open Captioned 
27.___ Know Your Users: Web Accessibility From the User’s Perspective – 26:37 – Open Captioned  (2003)
28.___ Ten Small Business Excuses (Information on the ADA) - 13:00 closed captioned
29.___ Americans with Disabilities Act: Community Involvement: 8 minutes open captioned video
30.___ Computer Access: In Our Own Words - 10:00 Open Captioned (2002)
31.___ The Video Access Maze - 22:00 open captioned 
32.___ The Assistive Technology for Learning Disabilities – Open Captioned 
33.___ The Alternative and Augmentative Communications in the Workplace –Open Captioned (2003)
34.___ The Assistive Technology in Office Settings
35.___ The Assistive Technology in Production Settings
36.___ The Assistive Technology in Food Service Settings
37.___ Georgia Secretary of State: Voter Access – 10:00
38.___ Getting It Right: Etiquette Tips (2008) Format: DVD – 32:30
 
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DBTAC: Southeast ADA Center	(Southeast DBTAC)
1419 Mayson Street, Atlanta, Georgia 30324
(404) 541-9001 (v/tty)
(800) 949-4232 (v/tty) 
(404) 541-9002 (Fax) 
sedbtacproject@law.syr.edu 
www.sedbtac.org

Funded by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research of the U.S. Department of Education #H133A060094.