Occupation and Technology

Catalog description

Students will explore the use of high to low technologies to support participation in meaningful activities. Students will become familiar with assistive devices, adaptive equipment, computer hardware/software, 3D printing, and other electronic devices that support participation of people across the lifespan and with a range of abilities. Students will demonstrate knowledge of the use of technology in practice and apply ergonomic principles to reflect client needs. Students will also develop and/or adapt the tools of everyday living to support therapeutic and occupation-based activities for a range of client needs. This course will be a combination of lecture and hands on/lab activities to enhance critical thinking and creativity.