OCTH 688

- Introduction to Technology in Occupational Therapy

Slippery Rock University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Introduction to Technology in OT provides a foundational exploration of how assistive technology enhances OT practice by empowering therapists to design and recommend personalized solutions that improve functional outcomes for persons, groups, and populations. Through exploration of technology, students will learn to help others achieve greater independence, participation, and quality of life across diverse therapeutic contexts. The course integrates themes of transformational learning, innovation, community engagement, and occupational justice, offering a comprehensive overview of assistive technology (AT) options. Topics include the evolution of low-tech devices, Universal Design, client-centered practice, medical necessity, and environmental accessibility. Students will develop the skills to design, recommend, and adapt assistive devices for diverse populations, considering cultural influences and ethical factors.

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